Latin Music Mondays & Vibras en Vivo successfully present “From Sessions to Stage”

Santo Domingo.- Latin Music Mondays and Vibras en Vivo successfully held From Sessions to Stage this past Friday, solidifying a platform that not only showcases new talents, but also creates real connections between emerging artists and the Dominican public through music, community, and collaboration. The activity marked the first official live music celebration developed within the collaborative ecosystem of Latin Music Mondays, gathering a full house of creatives, artists, producers, DJs, and music lovers in an experience focused on community, authenticity, and genuine connection. Among the guests present were figures such as Little Homie, Eklectico, Okeiflou, Mohikaa, among other names linked to the growth of the new Dominican creative scene. One of the most significant aspects of the night was the audience’s response. Despite the fact that many of the artists presented are part of a new generation of emerging talent and many of the songs were completely new to the audience, people connected immediately and positively with the performances and the energy of each performance, evidencing the real interest that exists in discovering and supporting new proposals within Dominican music.

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During the night, the official launch of the first six releases born within the collaborative sessions of Latin Music Mondays was also celebrated:

• “Tu Ta To” — Soruven, Chris Owxll, Jay Peter, and Dryano
• “Perreo” — Rizo
• “La Vibra” — Brian Blown
• “Frizarme” — Soruven
• “Dimelo” — Pcreeps
• “Daddy” — Tiaré Marte, Ąries, Ambar Paola, and Daleela

Beyond the music, the event reflected the type of culture and community that Latin Music Mondays seeks to build within the Dominican Republic: a space without divisions, without “sections” and without social hierarchies, where artists, producers, creatives and attendees shared the same space, energy and conversations organically. From Sessions to Stage also represented an important cultural step by uniting talents from Santiago, Santo Domingo and different parts of the island on the same stage, demonstrating the potential for collaboration and collective growth within independent Dominican music. In addition to celebrating these first official releases, the event aimed to raise funds to continue developing new artists, releases, visuals, marketing strategies, and future projects within the community. Currently, Latin Music Mondays operates independently and does not have sponsors or external funding, so these initiatives represent one of the main ways to build a sustainable ecosystem that promotes local emerging talent. Following the success of this first edition, Latin Music Mondays and Vibras en Vivo seek to continue developing these types of release parties and community experiences as a real platform for exposure, growth, and financing for the next generation of Dominican artists. Founded by Frenchie, Latin Music Mondays has been creating spaces for collaboration, education, and artistic development within the Dominican Republic for about a year and a half, connecting local and international creatives through music and community.