Raymond Jaquez’s first adventures started between the white European mountains and the warm Caribbean Sea..

 

Sometimes a child, sometimes an old man, Raymond lives the exterior from what he sees in his inner world. This is the reason that makes him love cinematography . 

 

Theater, television, radio, plastic arts, immeasurable experiences full of history.

 

He is a multidimensional traveler who has found in the arts, the perfect addiction and the ideal portal to travel in space and time.

 

After working in different areas of mass media on the Dominican Republic, Raymond Jaquez begins to track down his eternal love, music.

 

After several years of experimenting in secret with his epic music project “Trilogy8”, he came to the public’s attention as the music producer and co-composer of Talented Dominican artist Genji Endo’s debut album “Soy”. Also scoring and making the soundtrack for the short film “La Mancha Indeleble” by director Francisco Montas. This short film has won awards and honorable mentions in several international film festivals.

 

He scored the music for documentaries such as “Bosch, Solo Letras” and short films, such as “Nunca” and “Record”, both directed by Alexander Viola. As well, Raymond was the lead actor in the film “Asistiendo la Herida del Dentista”, which won the Cinergia Spanish Found

 

In 2010 he was elected to play the role of Maurice, in the Italo-Dominican film “The Voodoo’s List’’ where he was also selected to compose the musical score.

 

In 2012 he scored the music for the film ‘’El Gallo’’ from Hollywood’s bad guy Juan Fernandez and the American film ‘’All Lit Up’’ directed by Kryzz Gautier & Olivier Loranger Gagnon.

 

In 2013 Raymond started the band RayMorgana with his love and partner Jeimy Morgana. They work together creating soundtracks for films as well as exploring many genres of music for upcoming projects.

 

Raymond Jaquez is a multidisciplinary artist who keeps creating art for numerous institutions and groups in the Dominican Republic and in around the world.

 

‘Dare to follow your heart, just like the leaves ride the wind, dare to be the canvas on which your imagination paints life.’