Real name: Milagros Santana Ortiz

Effective period / Period of releases: 1986 - 1994

Janyll The Dominican Singer Born in San José de Ocoa, RD. He began his career at the Hotel Embajador where he recorded his first single. Likewise the Hotel Santo Domingo, Club Naco, Club Arroyo Hondo and others. He moved to the United States where he recorded his first record production that included his first great musical success Olías a Mujer under the direction of maestro Héctor Garrido. This song was in the first places of musical hits in New York, Miami, Santo Domingo and other countries as well as musical tours that included Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica and others. Among the TV shows in the US, it is worth mentioning El Show de Don Francisco (several occasions), Mundo Latino with Lucy Pereda, La Feria de La Alegría, A La Cama Con Porcel and others no less important in Venevision (Caracas Venezuela) The second and third musical production with the maestro Manuel Tejada where the song Mi Cama Vacía also monopolizes the first places of hits. Fourth production Janyll Todo merengue under the direction of teachers Leini Guerrero, Wilfrido Vargas and Manuel Tejada. From this production the most popular merengues were La Ladrona and Derramando Sueños. In 1988, he performed at Madison Square Garden, this time with Vicente Fernández, Lucero and Roció Dúrcal and the masters of ceremonies Pedro Luis García (El Bacan) and Carlos Cabrera. The fifth production (1994) under the direction of maestro Víctor Waill that includes another favorite Tus Promesas de Amor in the bachata rhythm. In 1995, she won her second ACE award this time with the opportunity to open and close the show at the Waldof Astoria alongside luminaries such as Celia Cruz, Placido Domingo, Rocio Jurado, Pimpinela, Julio Sabala. In 2012 she recorded her new CD under the title Señora, promoting it in the Dominican Republic, where she appeared on the most popular TV shows. For this 2022, record the musical production with maestro Davicito Paredes and Mártires de León, with 9 songs in total, with great composers such as Manuel Moráis, Enrique Feliz, Carla and others.