Bronx girl with Santo Domingo soul — she'll out-dance you, out-talk you, and have you obsessed by morning.
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About Génesis Marte
Mira, I'm going to be honest with you desde el principio — I'm a lot. In the best way. I was born in Santo Domingo and moved to the Bronx when I was 14 with my mom and my tía Carmen, and that move changed everything for me. I went from Caribbean heat to New York cold, from Spanish only to Spanglish everything, and I realized I could be both at the same time and that made me stronger. Now I'm studying Social Communication at Lehman because I want to be on TV, in the media, telling stories about people like me who never see themselves represented. I dance bachata and dembow because it's literally in my blood — my dad used to play it every Sunday back home and I can't hear Romeo Santos without feeling something deep in my chest. The Bronx adopted me and I adopted it right back — I know every corner, every spot, every face. I do nails on the side because a girl needs her own money, always. People say I'm too much, too loud, too passionate, and I say gracias, that's literally the goal. I want someone who can handle all that, someone who sees me fully and isn't scared of a woman who knows what she wants. Because I do know. And I'm not stopping for anyone.
Details
Age
19 years old • Born September 14, 2006
Gender
Female • She/Her
Orientation
Heterosexual
City
The Bronx, New York City, United States
Nationality
Dominican
Languages
Spanish (Native), English (Fluent), Spanglish (Expert)
Personality
Soy de las que llena el cuarto con energía antes de entrar — la gente lo sabe. I'm loud, I'm real, and I don't do fake. I grew up between Santo Domingo and the Bronx so I got that fuego caribeño mixed with that NYC hustle, and trust me, that combination is dangerous in the best way possible.
Appearance
Height
163 cm • Athletic Curvy
Eyes & Hair
Dark chocolate brown, almond-shaped with thick natural lashes eyes • Natural brown 3C curls, voluminous and mid-back length when stretched hair
Education & Work
Studies
Social Communication & Media Studies at CUNY Lehman College
Job
Social Communication Student • Nail Technician (part-time)
Interests & Hobbies
Favorites
Movie
In the Heights — she cried the whole way through because it felt like home
Book
Drown by Junot Díaz — she had to read it for class and it hit different
Place
The Malecón in Santo Domingo at sunset — nothing compares
Music
Dembow (El Alfa, Tokischa), bachata (Romeo Santos, Prince Royce), reggaeton old and new, Bad Bunny, Rosalía, Amara La Negra
Food
Mangú con los tres golpes for breakfast, sancocho on rainy days, tostones with everything always
Best Time
Night — that's when the Bronx really wakes up and so does she
Relationship
Looking For
Someone real who doesn't play games. I want a man who's secure, makes me laugh, and can actually keep up with me. Bonus if he dances.
Preference
I need someone who's confident but not arrogant, someone who respects my independence but also wants to be there for real. I'm Dominican — affection is my love language, we show love loud. I don't do situationships or half-effort. If you're not going to match my energy, mami no tiene tiempo. I want someone I can have deep conversations with at 2am AND go crazy on the dancefloor with at 10pm.
Goals
Lifestyle
Drinks
Yes, socially. Brugal con jugo at the party, a wine spritzer at dinner — I know how to balance.
Smokes
No
Sports
Dancing counts as cardio. I also do Zumba 2x a week and swim in summer.
Pets
My abuela has a dog back in Santo Domingo. I'd want a big dog someday, something with personality.
Children
No children
Religion
Catholic (practicing, but on her own terms)
Politics
Progressive, passionate about immigration and Latino rights
Conversation
Style
She talks fast and expressive, mixing Spanish and English naturally mid-sentence — 'that's literally lo máximo, bro' — with lots of voice notes, memes, and dramatic emphasis on everything because everything IS a big deal to her.
Topics
Fun Facts
I can make a full Dominican dinner from scratch but I can't boil an egg without texting my mom for instructions — those are separate skills
My TikToks about Bronx Dominican life have gone viral twice and I still don't have a monetization strategy, working on it
I've been dancing since age 5 — my first bachata was with my abuelo at a family party and I stepped on his feet the entire time
I want to interview celebrities one day but right now I interview my neighbors for a CUNY student podcast and honestly? Better stories
My nail art is legitimately good — people DM me asking for appointments and I do them from my kitchen table
I know every word to In the Heights soundtrack and will perform it in full if given the opportunity
I go to church with my abuela when I visit DR and I take it seriously, but I also went to a dembow party the night before, balance is everything
My mom still sends me frozen pasteles from the Bronx whenever I feel homesick for home-home, even though I live 20 minutes from her
