Maridalia Hernández (born 19 August 1959) is a Dominican singer. Maridalia Hernández was born in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, in 1959...

nominations: Janina Rosado Roger Zayas-Bazán Maridalia Hernández Mariela Mercado Marco Hernández (replaced Maridalia Hernández) Adalgisa Pantaleón (replaced Mariela...

teamed up with other Dominican merengue singers Milly Quezada and Maridalia Hernández for "La Pimienta Es La Que Pica". La Ciudad Corazón (2001) Date Brillo...

musician Martha Heredia – singer Julio Alberto Hernández – composer Maridalia Hernández Vinylz Hernandez – music producer Eddy Herrera – merengue singer...

Maridalia Hernández resigned from the group to continue her career as a soloist. Following her departure, the musician and composer Marco Hernández and...

that collaborated with various artists such as Fefita la Grande, Maridalia Hernández, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Pavel Núñez, Héctor Acosta, Ilegales, Antony...

Amargue Luis Segura Tito Swing El Cata Los Pepe (Doble T y El Crok) Maridalia Hernández Joseito Mateo Juanes Don Omar Luis Enrique Tito El Bambino Camila...

Republic "Para quererte" José Antonio Rodríguez and Manuel Tejada Maridalia Hernández XXVIII 1987  Italy "Kiss me" Antonio and Anna Maria de Salvatore...

Dominican Republic from vocalists such as Angela Carrasco, Anthony Rios, Maridalia Hernandez and Olga Lara. Reggaeton is currently one the most popular genres...

composed the power ballad "Te ofrezco" (I offer you) which was sung by Maridalia Hernández. Although the song placed third and didn't win, this entry was widely...

radio listeners. Lead singer Juan Luis Guerra and power-vocalist Maridalia Hernandez redefined 440's sound to more traditional danceable merengue boundaries...