SINGER · SONGWRITER · PRODUCER
DOMENIC MARTE
A Lawrence, Massachusetts artist — singer, songwriter, and producer — with roots in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. His catalog runs from the 2004 album Intimamente — released as Domenic M — and the hit Ven Tú to Como Quisiera, a No. 1 on Billboard's Tropical Songs chart in 2016, and For You, Vol. 2 (2026).
LATEST OFFICIAL VIDEO
Official video posted September 10, 2026 on his channel.
DOCUMENTED HISTORY
ORIGINS
I. Domenic Marte and Lawrence
Domenic Marte is a singer, songwriter, and producer associated with Lawrence, Massachusetts, with roots in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. The Lawrence Public Schools describe him as a Lawrence native, and CBS Boston welcomed him in 2012 to talk about his hometown, Lawrence. AllMusic describes him as a Massachusetts-based bachata singer of Dominican heritage with a light pop touch.
1998–2004
II. 1998–2004 — From Domenic M to the Debut Album
His personal archive holds a 1998 photograph of him signing some papers. In 2004 he releases his first album, Intimamente, under the abbreviated name Domenic M — he would use his full name from then on — which AllMusic says marked his solo debut on Sony Discos. The album comes out on September 7, 2004.
2005–2007
III. 2005–2007 — “Ven Tú” and “Deseos de Amarte”
“Ven Tú” becomes the hit that makes his name: CBS Boston recalls it in 2012 as the song that won over fans around the world in 2005, and AllMusic describes it as a Top Ten hit on Billboard's Latin Tropical Airplay chart. His singles “Ella Se Llevó Mi Vida” and “La Quiero” also register on that chart, reaching the Top 20 and Top 40. At the 2005 Billboard Latin Music Awards he is a finalist in the Tropical Airplay category for new artist. That same year he is a guest on two songs on the self-titled album by Massachusetts singer Bylli Crayone, among them “Toyfriend.” Deseos de Amarte arrives in 2007, and its title track again lands in the tropical Top Ten, per AllMusic.
2008–2015
IV. 2008–2015 — Tours, “Muero de Celos,” and The Voice
In 2012, CBS Boston interviews him about “Horóscopo” (2011) and tours that have taken him to Australia, Hawaii, Argentina, and other countries. On November 28, 2012, he posts the video for “Muero de Celos,” with Luz Rios, which passes 800,000 views on YouTube. In 2013 comes The Voice, his third album. On November 5, 2015, CBS Boston presents For the World as his first English-language bachata album, with a version of “Pretty Woman.”
2016–2018
V. 2016–2018 — “Como Quisiera” and Al Fin Libre
With Direct Balance Records as the label on his releases, he puts out “Como Quisiera” in June 2016, which reaches No. 1 on Billboard's Tropical Songs chart dated October 8 of that year — his first No. 1. On November 24 comes “No Ves Que Te Amo,” a duet with Brenda K. Starr. “Yo Quería” follows in 2017, and on February 28, 2018, the album Al Fin Libre, with guests including Brenda K. Starr and Javier Alejandro El Diamante.
2019–2023
VI. 2019–2023 — EPs, Remixes, and For You, Vol. 1
Between 2019 and 2021 he releases the EPs ¿Te Casarías Conmigo? (January 2019), Lucharé por Tu Amor (March 2020), and Contaré los Días (May 2021), as well as In My Eyes, with Stevie B, and its remixes (September and October 2020). In December 2021 he is a guest on “Química,” by Tatón y Tremendo. For You, Vol. 1 arrives on April 13, 2022, gathering singles from those years, with Stevie B, Grupo Casual Boston, Nata, and Dj Zarnoti.
2024
VII. 2024 — Honors in Lawrence
On October 8, 2024, according to the weekly Rumbo, the city of Lawrence honored him: it dedicated the corner of Chestnut and Elm streets in his name and the mayor presented him with the symbolic Key to the City; the Eagle-Tribune covered the event. The day had begun in the Lawrence High School auditorium, before more than 300 students, teachers, and community leaders, where he received a recognition during Hispanic Heritage Month, per the Lawrence Public Schools, and performed several of his songs, among them “Ven Tú” and “Como Quisiera.” In July he had released “Cirugía de Amor.”
2025–2026
VIII. 2025–2026 — For You, Vol. 2 and the Latest
In 2025 come “Humano,” with Luz Rios (August), and “Reina Sin Corona” (November). On January 6, 2026, he releases the ten-song For You, Vol. 2, and in March he premieres the video for “Valió la Pena.” On September 1, “You Should Know By Now (Salsa)” comes out alongside Chrissy I-Eece, his most recent release, and on September 10 he posts the official video for “Fuiste y Serás,” his most recent video.
PHOTO ARCHIVE
Archive Images
Photographs from his personal archive, with no confirmed dates.
MUSIC · TRAJECTORY
Trajectory
Documented moments, each with its exact source.
2004-09-07· KEY MOMENT
Intimamente
Debut album, released as Domenic M; his solo debut on Sony Discos, per AllMusic.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music; AllMusic.
2005· KEY MOMENT
Billboard Finalist
A finalist at the Billboard Latin Music Awards, in the Tropical Airplay category for new artist, with “Ven Tú.”
Source: Billboard.
2005
“Toyfriend,” with Bylli Crayone
A guest on two songs on the self-titled album by Massachusetts singer Bylli Crayone.
Source: AllMusic.
2007-09-18
Deseos de Amarte
Second album; its title track lands in the tropical Top Ten, per AllMusic.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music; AllMusic.
2012-11-28
“Muero de Celos”
Video with Luz Rios, with more than 800,000 views on YouTube.
Source: YouTube.
2013-11-12
The Voice
Third album.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music.
2015-11-05
For the World
CBS Boston presents it as his first English-language bachata album.
Source: CBS Boston; Spotify; Apple Music.
2016-10-08· KEY MOMENT
“Como Quisiera,” No. 1
His first No. 1 on Billboard's Tropical Songs chart.
Source: Billboard.
2018-02-28
Al Fin Libre
An album with Brenda K. Starr and Javier Alejandro El Diamante.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music.
2021-12-24
“Química,” by Tatón y Tremendo
A guest on the duo's single, released by Direct Balance Records.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music.
2022-04-13
For You, Vol. 1
An album of singles from 2020 to 2022.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music.
2024-10-08· KEY MOMENT
Honors from the City of Lawrence
The corner of Chestnut and Elm is dedicated in his name and he receives the symbolic Key to the City.
Source: Rumbo (October 15, 2024, edition 929); Eagle-Tribune; Lawrence Public Schools.
2026-01-06
For You, Vol. 2
A ten-song album.
Source: Spotify; Apple Music.
2026-09-10· KEY MOMENT
“Fuiste y Serás”
Official video; his most recent video.
Source: YouTube.
CATALOG
Singles
SHOWING 6 OF 35
VISUALS
Video Archive
Domenic Marte - Valió la Pena (Official Video)
Posted March 12, 2026.
Domenic Marte presents “Valió la Pena” on Despierta América, Univision
TV appearance, posted March 16, 2026.
Domenic Marte - Cirugía de Amor
Posted June 18, 2024.
Domenic Marte arrives on Despierta América and presents “Cirugía de Amor”
TV appearance, posted June 25, 2024.
Domenic Marte - Vete (Official Music Video)
Posted March 31, 2023.
Domenic Marte presents “Vete” on Despierta América
TV appearance, posted June 29, 2023.
Domenic Marte arrives on Telemundo Acceso Total
TV appearance, posted June 29, 2023.
Domenic Marte - Lo Sé (Official Video)
Posted July 11, 2022.
Tatón y Tremendo - Química (Official Video)
With Domenic Marte as a guest; posted December 24, 2021.
Domenic Marte - Exclusive Interview: On His Beginnings
Interview posted December 3, 2020.
Domenic Marte - Por Primera Vez (Official Music Video)
Posted March 6, 2020.
Despierta América premieres Domenic Marte's music video
TV appearance, posted April 15, 2019.
Domenic Marte - ¿Te Casarías Conmigo? (Official Video)
Posted April 12, 2019.
Domenic Marte - Yo Quería (Official)
Posted July 18, 2017 — 104K views.
Domenic Marte - Como Quisiera (Official Video)
Posted November 29, 2016 — 104K views.
Domenic Marte feat. Brenda K. Starr - No Ves Que Te Amo
Posted November 26, 2016 — 64K views.
Domenic Marte - Muero de Celos feat. Luz Rios (Official Video)
Posted November 28, 2012 — 825K views.
Domenic Marte - Horóscopo (Official Video)
Posted August 12, 2011 — 268K views.
Domenic Marte - Eres Así (Official Video)
Posted January 8, 2010 — 58K views.
CBS Interview With Domenic Marte
Interview posted January 30, 2008.
Domenic Marte - Deseos de Amarte
Posted October 1, 2007 — 55K views.
DISCOGRAPHY
Documented Work
Credits verified against Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube — with an exact year only where the source confirms it.
- “Toyfriend”— On Bylli Crayone's self-titled album, alongside one other song; per AllMusic.Guest · 2005
- “Química”— A Tatón y Tremendo single released by Direct Balance Records; also on their album Expresiones.LISTENGuest · 2021
- Guest · 2017
- “You Should Know By Now (Salsa)”— A Chrissy I-Eece single, with Domenic Marte — Blue Bull Records, September 1, 2026.LISTENGuest · 2026
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Connections
Tatón y Tremendo
In December 2021, Marte was the guest on “Química,” a single by the duo Tatón y Tremendo released by Direct Balance Records, the same label that appears on his own recent releases.
MOST VIEWED ON YOUTUBE
Domenic Marte OFFICIAL VIDEO (VEN TU)
Official video uploaded to his channel on April 18, 2009 — more than 4.1 million views (4,117,877, verified October 23, 2026).