Born on December 20, 1978, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Dazz Letellier Veras is a multidisciplinary artist, CEO, creative director, and cultural entrepreneur whose life story is not only inspiring—it is proof of transformation through resilience.

She is the CEO of Beautiful Forever, a platform dedicated to empowering women through art, education, and transformative experiences, and the CEO of Now What Productions & Entertainment, a multidisciplinary production company shaping bold, culturally driven creative work.

Dazz is widely recognized not just for what she creates—but for what she has overcome. Her journey has made her a symbol of strength, reinvention, and self-definition, and a figure many look to as a model of what is possible when adversity is turned into purpose.

Raised between absence and resilience, Dazz’s early life was marked by separation, instability, and emotional challenges that could have silenced her voice. Instead, they sharpened it.

While her mother migrated in search of opportunity, Dazz remained behind—learning early what it means to grow up fast, adapt, and survive. But even in uncertainty, she created her own stage.

Every evening at 7 PM, she would perform for strangers using her father’s sound horn—singing, dancing, and claiming space before the world ever gave her one.

Her childhood wasn’t easy—but it was defining.
She didn’t wait for permission. She built presence.

From sewing at six years old to producing her first fashion show at ten, Dazz showed an unusual instinct: she didn’t just dream—she executed.

After relocating to the United States in 1992, she faced a new set of challenges—cultural adaptation, financial limitations, and the pressure to choose stability over passion. Still, she refused to shrink her vision.

At 16, she traded a celebration for a $40 microphone.

“The party would have lasted one night. The microphone lasted years—and built my future.”

That decision wasn’t symbolic—it was strategic.

Dazz’s journey is not a straight line—it is a story of constant reinvention.

She worked, studied, sacrificed, and adapted—often taking on physically demanding and high-risk jobs, including construction work as a licensed asbestos handler, to fund her artistic career.

While others waited for opportunity, she created it.

At 18, she founded Sagicarus Fashion, mentoring young talent and producing shows.
By 2009, she began recording her music—turning years of writing into tangible work that would reach over a million viewers.

Her path was never easy—but it was always intentional.

Dazz Letellier Veras is not defined by one title—she is a force across industries:

• Music: A voice shaped by experience—raw, emotional, and empowering
• Fashion: A creator of identity through design and visual storytelling
• Film & Theater: Writer and lead actress of Garden of Butterflies, confronting domestic violence and mental health
• Visual Arts & Photography: Exhibitions such as Ojos de Ángel, exposing social realities
• Media: Producer, host, and creative director across radio, television, and digital platforms

She has collaborated with major agencies and creatives, including Tom Munro, and continues to expand her presence across global creative spaces.

Her experiences didn’t harden her—they gave her purpose.

In 2013, she launched “I Love Me More”, a movement rooted in self-worth and healing, addressing domestic violence through art, education, and community engagement.

Through marches, conferences, and public initiatives, she transformed personal understanding into collective impact.

This same vision led her to build:

• Beautiful Forever – empowering women through art and experience
• Now What Productions & Entertainment – creating platforms instead of waiting for them

Because for Dazz, success is not just personal—it is shared.

Dazz continues to evolve as both a creator and leader:

• Producing and leading Beautiful Forever (6th Edition – 2026)
• Expanding Now What Productions & Entertainment into a multidisciplinary powerhouse
• Curating and headlining international showcases
• Developing immersive artistic experiences combining music, fashion, and storytelling
• Mentoring and opening doors for emerging talent

Her work today reflects clarity, power, and ownership.

People don’t connect to Dazz because her story is perfect.
They connect because it is real.

She represents:

• What it means to start without advantages
• What it takes to keep going without validation
• And what becomes possible when you refuse to quit on yourself
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Dazz Letellier Veras is more than an artist—she is a living blueprint of resilience, reinvention, and leadership.

“I was never the obvious choice. But I became the undeniable one.”

A dynamic academic journey that bridges fashion, media, business, geopolitics, and the arts—reflecting a lifelong commitment to evolution, creativity, and global impact.

• Berkeley College
  Diploma, Fashion Marketing & Management
  2010 – 2013
• Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña
  Diplomado, Geopolitics, Foreign Trade & International Relations
  2018
• New York University
  Certification, Film & TV Industry Essentials
  2024
• Parsons School of Design
  Certification, Fashion Industry Essentials
  2021
• Fashion Institute of Technology
  Certification, Beauty Industry Essentials
  2021
• New York University
  Certification, Music Industry Essentials
  2020
• CES Institute
  Diploma, Office Specialist (QuickBooks & Advanced Microsoft Systems)
  2003
• QMA Institute
  Diplomas: Graphic Design, Creative Web Design, Photography II
  2008
• Hostos Community College
  Certifications: Music Composition & Vocal Performance; Hair Cutting & Styling
  2005
• Teatro Rodante Puertorriqueño
  Certification, Acting
  1999
• Johanna Beauty Academy
  Diploma, Beauty Expert
  1997
• Queensborough Community College
  Studies in Drafting & Graphic Design
  1997 – 1998

• Personality of the Year – LACUHE (Latin American Cultural Heritage), for contributions to music and the arts at an international level
• Best Citizen of the Year (2022) – City of New York, for achievements, philanthropy, and community service (Council Member Carmen de la Rosa)
• Certificate of Merit – New York State Assembly, for hard work and community empowerment (Assembly Member Yudelka Tapia)
• Special Recognition – United States Congress, for empowering communities through education (Congressman Adriano Espaillat)
• Citation from New York State – For contributions to the arts, fashion, and improving quality of life (Assembly Member Manny De Los Santos)
• Recognition by NYC Council – For achievements and contributions to the international community (Julissa Ferreras)
• Certificate of Recognition – NYC Council, as an exemplary citizen and for contributions to the arts and community (Rafael Salamanca)
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• Artist of the Year (2022) – Farandula Global Awards
• Artist of the Year – Hundumex Awards
• Artist of the Year – AR Entertainment
• Artist of the Year – Latin Awards (Elizabeth Polanco)
• Artist of the Year – Universal Awards (Juan Valdez)
• Artist of the Year – USA International Awards
• Artist of the Year – Chino Too Much Awards
• Artist & Producer of the Year – Too Much Awards (Johnny Too Much)
• Artist & Model of the Year – Impact Monday (Fran Giron)
• Artist, Producer & Model of the Year – Queens Latino Newspaper
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• Best Supporting Actress – LATA Awards
• Fashion Designer of the Year – New York Latino Awards
• Artist of the Year (Haute Couture Recognition) – Manuel Palferez (Bridal Collection)
• Recognition for Participation – Women on Stage Festival, Teatro Tempo
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• Singer & Songwriter of the Year – International USA Awards
• Recognition as Artist & Singer – Teatro Tempo
• Recognition as Artist & Composer – Confederation of Ecuadorian Journalists
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• Special Recognition – ILOVEMEMORE.ORG Campaign (Non-Violence), Teatro Tempo
• Recognition as Spokesperson for Domestic Violence Victims – Solo Para Locos Inc.
• Recognition for Anti-Violence Advocacy – Association of Abused Women
• Spokesperson – Youth for Human Rights (Anti-violence campaign)
• Recognition for Fundraising Efforts – United for Peru (Earthquake relief)
• VC Models Recognition – Advocacy against domestic violence and artistic career
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• Special Recognition – Queens Women’s Chamber of Commerce (President Martha Ramirez)
• Recognition – Padres en Acción & Queens Chamber of Commerce
• Recognition as Artist & Businesswoman of the Year – Latino New York Awards
• Recognition – Miss Migrante (Singer & collaborator)
• Recognition – “A Little Bit of Everything with Minerva” (Art & Non-Violence Contribution)
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• Gabriela Mistral, Julia de Burgos & Frida Kahlo Recognition – Galo Plaza Committee (Arts & non-violence advocacy)
• Recognition by JCI International – Artist of the Year
• Certificate of Merit – FONDEPAZ Ecuador