What Makes Any Musical Group
Sound Unique?

Angelical Voices. Hot Contemporary Sounds. Harmonizing Choruses.
Pay close attention to those descriptions, as they will become the familiar patterns in your head after listening to the promotional single “veo el cielo” from the All Male Bachata group introduced to the world as…. Jenesys

Nelson Cruz
“The Ladies Man”
Born in Santiago, Dominican Republic, Nelson arrived in the United States at the early age of 9. At the age of 12, he started to develop his “artistic hunger” and joins the Hispanic Culture Club of New Jersey, a club of young, talented performers that acted, and danced in local theaters and festivals. Nelson was acknowledged as one of the most energetic and most dedicated members of this group – always looking for ways to enhance his stage presence. At Age 15, He worked as a DJ, working his way through Nightclubs and private parties – meeting many artists along the way, some of them which gave him pointers and encouraged him to sing, and develop his voice, as he had marketable image. Nelson Listened.

Nelson gained enough confidence to begin experimenting with singing and songwriting. After graduating from High School, Nelson obtained gigs performing with local bands, as background vocalist and dancer. Shortly after, Nelson has gone to appear on programs such as MTV Direct Effect Live, The National Puerto Rican day Parade, and many more. During that same time, he begins to record POP songs, and developing his vocal talents even further. Today Nelson continues to strive and remain focused as he embraces this project full speed ahead.

Rudy Peralta
“Amare”
Born and Raised in New Brunswick, NJ. A Proud son of Dominican Parents, Rudy “Amare” peralta began hearing his musical “calling” at the early age of 5, when he began collecting old records of merengue and bachata, to which he spent most of his time interpreting their songs. It was when Amare, first heard the amazing sounds of the hit “voy pa’ alla” from Bachata Legend Antony Santos, that he decided he was going to pursue a career as a guitarist. His Father saw his enthusiasm and purchased him a guitar – A gift that he will forever cherish, as this opened a new world that to this day, he is still continues to grow within.

“Amare” practiced the guitar day and night like a rock star, emulating the tunes of this favorite artists and songs. He also started experimenting with the BASS as well.
At the age of 15, he was given an opportunity to showcase his talents as a guitarist with a local bachata group by the name of Ricky Torres. This opportunity allowed “amare” to find his identity as a guitarist and songwriter. His inspirations were a mixture of HipHop/R&B and Latin Artists, such as Ricardo Arjona, Donell Jones, Biggie Smalls, KC and JoJo. These inspirations are what create the fusion driven rhythms that circulate in Rudy “Amare’s” head on a Day to Day.

Amare is has also contributed to the Bachata group, Nueva Era, which he serves as Guitarist. He is considered by that group’s musical director “Eunel Torres, as “My Right Hand”. Amare is considered by most guitarists and producers he’s worked with, as “A very talented producer among the who’s who in in guitarists, and a guaranteed success story.

They Meet

On July 4th, 2003 (Independence Day), Nelson Cruz and Rudy “Amare” Peralta cross paths in a Studio Session, while Rudy was arranging songs for another bachata group. Nelson immediately connects with Rudy’s contemporary sounds and Bachata/R&B Fusions, and “Amare” loves Nelson’s Angelical Voice and uncontrollable energy and artist persona. The two join forces, Form Jenesys and record the first promotional single…

“Veo El Cielo”.

Enjoy.