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Rochy RD
Rochy RD
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Rochy RD

Aderly Ramirez Oviedo, conocido musicalmente como Rochy RD (Santo Domingo, República dominicana, 25 de agosto de 1991),1​ es un rapero, cantante y compositor dominicano de rap y de dembow.2​ Teniendo varios premios3​, discos de oro certificado por la RIAA y siendo posicionado en las listas de los latin billboard.

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Aderly Ramirez Oviedo, conocido musicalmente como Rochy RD (Santo Domingo, República dominicana, 25 de agosto de 1991),1​ es un rapero, cantante y compositor dominicano de rap y de dembow.2​ Teniendo varios premios3​, discos de oro certificado por la RIAA y siendo posicionado en las listas de los latin bilboard. 

En el año 2018 salta a la escena musical con su tema Ñoño y Julito, el cual cuenta con más de veinte millones de reproducciones en YouTube. Ya con el tiempo este exponente ha estado teniendo éxitos y discos de oros. Ha sido bautizado como el nuevo fenomeno del rap dominicano, también llevando un legado en dembow. En febrero de 2021 lanzó su versión del remix de la canción «Ella No Es Tuya5​» siendo de su autoria, juntando a estos dos artistas “Myke Towers y Nicki Nicole” de gran impacto en la musica urbana, el cual esta cancíón obtuvo un gran impacto llévandolo a ser su logro más grande. El vídeo musical de la canción cuenta con más de 153,121,572 millones de visitas en YouTube6​ y teniendo posicionamientos en listas7​ 8​y siendo unas de las favoritas del expresidente de los estados unidos Barack Obama.9

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