Domenic Marte

Domenic Marte (also known as Domenic M) is an American singer. In 2004, Marte released his debut album titled Intimamente (Intimately) and its lead single "Ven Tú" ("Come") peaked at number nine in the Billboard Tropical Songs chart;[1] his duet with fellow American singer Luz Ríos, "Muero de Celos" ("Dying of Jealousy") reached number four at the same chart.[1] In 2005 at the 17th Lo Nuestro Awards, Domenic Marte received a nomination for Tropical New Artist of the Year.[2]

Early life

Domenic Marte was born and raised in Lawrence, Massachusetts. His mother is from the Puerto Rico , while his father is from Dominican Republic.

Background

On September 27, 2016 Domenic Marte song "Como Quisiera reaches Num #1 on the http://www.billboard.com/charts/tropical-songs/2016-10-08 first time in his career.

On September 7, 2016 for the week of September 17, 2016 on the Billboard Tropical chart Domenic Marte reaches his highest peek position in his career with "Como Quisiera" on DBR Records at Num #3. Passing his hit song "Muero De Celos" Ft Luz Rios that peeked at Num #5 on the Tropical Billboard chart in 2012.

On August 29, 2016 Domenic Marte song "Como Quisiera" passes "Muero De Celos" (Dying of jealousy) Ft Luz Rios on the Tropical Billboard Charts at Num #4 for the week of September 10, 2016. "Como Quisiera is Domenic Marte 2nd song in his career that have charted on the top 5 in the Billboard Tropical Charts. His first song at Num #4 on his label DBR Records.

On July 16, 2016: Domenic Marte Song "Como Quisiera" debuts at num #37 on the week of July 16, 2016 on the Billboard Tropical charts as the Highest ranking debut with a bullet on his song.

On June 28, 2016: Domenic Marte song "Como Quisiera" debuts at num #39 on 6/28/2016 on the "American Music Charts" under Tropical Latin Charts. This is the first single on his Independent record label DBR Records.

On June 22, 2016: Domenic Marte releases his first single "Como Quisiera" on 6/22/2016 on his Independent label DBR Records. The song is the first single from his 5th recording album "Al Fin Libre" coming out in 2017.

In 2015 Domenic Marte became the first Bachata singer to put out an ALL English Bachata album entitled "For The World". The album consist of 12 songs from Domenic Marte past albums Intimamente, Deseos De Amarte. The Voice. 3 other cover songs "Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbinson "If Loving You Is Wrong" by Luther Ingram. "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" by Chicago.

In 2007, Domenic Marte on the Tropical Songs list, with “Deseos De Marte,” which peaked at No. 5.

Domenic Marte is widely known and recognized to starting the Bachata Pop trend worldwide in 2004 with his first album Intimamente. "Ven Tu was the first single released & became a worldwide hit song & a top 10 on the Tropical Billboard charts in 2004. Until today the song is still being played on Tropical, Spanish Contemporary, Regional Mexican radio stations throughout the United States and abroad.

Domenic Marte also produce/arrange music on his albums he wrote 6 songs on his first album "Intimamente" 6 songs on "Deseos De Amarte" 6 songs on "The Voice".

In 2010 Domenic Marte was nominated with 3 awards on Premio Lo Nuestro a Univison award show. Domenic Marte nominations were for

Nominations

1. Premio Lo Nuestro in 2005 & 2010 as Song of the Year/ Male Artist Of The year/ Traditional Tropical Artist of the Year.

2. Billboard Latin Music Awards 2005- Artist of the Year

3. Latin Pride Awards 2008 - Artist of the Year

4. Premios estrella de New York

5. Premios Charolos

6. Premios Ciculo Dorado

Tours

Tours in the United States & abroad

Hawaii - USA (First Bachata singer to perform in Hawaii)

Poland (First Bachata singer to perform in Poland)

Argentina (First Bachata singer to tour the whole Country)

Australia

Switzerland

Spain

Italy

Honduras

Ecuador

Colombia

Canada

United States

SummerFest 2014 - The Worlds Largest Festival.

Discography

Studio albums

References

  1. 1 2 "Domenic Marte – Chart History". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved December 23, 2013.
  2. ↑ "Univision Announces 'Premio Lo Nuestro' 2005 Nominees". Univision. Business Wire. December 2, 2004. Retrieved September 27, 2013.
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