“ Marcos Perez is the total package! With a great voice, a great look and the ability to captivate a crowd you will enjoy every second of Marcos' performance. I personally am excited to see this young talent evolve and grow and it will only be a matter of time before Marcos Perez will be household name! Truly an exploding talent!- Ki Ki J Asst Music Director K104 Dallas/Ft Worth
"Marcos's music has a great pop/soul appeal, and he definitely has the superstar look,” says Big Bink, progra...
“ Marcos Perez is the total package! With a great voice, a great look and the ability to captivate a crowd you will enjoy every second of Marcos' performance. I personally am excited to see this young talent evolve and grow and it will only be a matter of time before Marcos Perez will be household name! Truly an exploding talent!- Ki Ki J Asst Music Director K104 Dallas/Ft Worth
"Marcos's music has a great pop/soul appeal, and he definitely has the superstar look,” says Big Bink, program director for 97.9 The Beat, one of the top hip-hop radio stations in the Dallas/Fort Worth market. “Marcos has the talent and drive to be the next great pop superstar."
“Kenny “FLAV” Dickerson, who is a multi-platinum producer who has worked with 50 Cents, Mary J. Blige, Queen Latifah and Snoop Dog, says Marcos has a bright future and the fact that he plays multiple instruments. “The future is limitless,” Dickerson says.”
“Popular New York deejay “DJ Rob E Rob”, known for his hot mixes, says, “Marc has the potential to be the new standard of hot the pop soul movement.”
Already, Perez has performed from Nashville to New York to Texas
And received rave reviews from Mario Tarradell of The Dallas Morning News said “MJP, released on local imprint Toro Records, sports nine tracks drenched in the contemporary R&B sound so prevalent in today's pop radio.
Mr. Perez, whose melodic croon has plenty of youthful charm, toys with hip-hop on one cut and then offers a reggaeton remix of another number. The two songs, "Don't Test," and "Here With Me," respectively, underscore his connection to the audience he's targeting: young, hip and bilingual.
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