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Precious Perez, also known as “the blind reggaetonera” is a professional artist, author, actress, educator, and disability advocate with American and Latin roots. Born in Boston to a Puerto Rican family and currently a resident of Kentucky, Precious is entering her new musical era after graduating with a double major in Music Education and Vocal Performance from Berklee College of Music. Precious aims “To be the first blind reggaetonera in the Latin music industry, breaking the mold.” Her story and music have led her to be featured in spaces like grammy.com and Telemundo. . Precious actively works to make space for music professionals with disabilities, serving as President of Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities (RAMPD.) Previous Louisville performances include Portcastle Fest and Waterfront’s Most Talented. Precious was also the winner of Best Song at Kentucky’s 2023 Latin Music Awards, and gigs locally with the party pop cover band Sight Unseen whose members make up the majority of her local performance band. Her book detailing her journey with disability and music was released with Norton Young Readers in August 2023, almost two months after her Kennedy Center debut.
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Music Education and Vocal Performance - Berklee College of Music, Boston
International Congress of Youth Voices delegate, summer 2019
Berklee Thrive Scholarship Recipient, December 2018
President, Massachusetts Association of Blind Students, 2013-2021
Michael J. Perkins School teaching artist, January 2020-June 2022
Handel and Haydn Society Youth Coordinator, February 7, 2020-January 31, 2022
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