Jersey City teens raise awareness about bullying through song and dance
A group of Dominican teenagers from Jersey City is on a mission to spread the popular dance music of bachata. They also want to use their vocals and instruments to create awareness about bullying and how it impacts thousands of kids their age.
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219ds agoA group of Dominican teenagers from Jersey City is on a mission to spread the popular dance music of bachata.
They also want to use their vocals and instruments to create awareness about bullying and how it impacts thousands of kids their age.
The band has many dreams, including performing at MetLife Stadium like their idol, Romeo Santos.
News 12’s Eliecer Marte met with them as News 12 celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.
