Grizel "La Chachi" Del Valle is a dynamic Puerto Rican-American artist whose talents span singing, songwriting, acting, and dancing. Born in Newark, New Jersey to Puerto Rican parents, she has cultivated a multifaceted career that bridges music, theater, and community engagement.

In addition to her powerful vocal and theatrical presence, La Chachi is a prominent salsa dancer with deep roots in the Latin dance community. She was a featured performer with the renowned Caribbean Soul Dance Company, where her technical precision and emotional expressiveness distinguished her early on. Notably, she performed at the New York Salsa Congress back when it was known as the East Coast Salsa Congress, making history as the first female to both perform as a dancer and later return as a headlining musical act—a groundbreaking achievement in the world of Latin performance.

Her music, which fuses Latin pop, reggaeton, and bachata, includes tracks such as "Una Noche," "Dulce (Limón & Jengibre)," and "Rumba." These works showcase her unique ability to blend traditional Latin rhythms with contemporary influences, connecting with a wide-ranging audience.

Beyond her solo work, Grizel has contributed as a backup vocalist for iconic artists like Romeo Santos and has graced stages from New York to London. Her theatrical accomplishments include roles in productions like I Like It Like That – A Musical, a tribute to Latin culture through musical storytelling.

Passionate about community empowerment, La Chachi is also an advocate for wellness and entrepreneurship. Her involvement in platforms like the SecureTheBigBag & Wellness Summit 2024 reflects her ongoing commitment to inspiring women and underrepresented voices in the arts and beyond.

With a rare blend of artistry, cultural pride, and trailblazing spirit, Grizel Del Valle is not only a performer to watch—but a woman we are lucky to have leading the way.