Tokischa Biography: Songs, Husband, Age, Height, Net Worth, Albums, Kids, Parents

Biography

Tokischa (born Tokischa Altagracia Peralta Juárez on March 17, 1996) is a Dominican rapper and songwriter known for her bold, provocative style and unapologetic lyrics exploring themes of sexuality, queerness, pleasure, and street life.

Hailing from the working-class Los Frailes neighborhood in Santo Domingo (though some sources note roots tied to Puerto Plata), she grew up immersed in arts, including theater, dance, and modeling.

She transitioned into music after meeting photographer and manager Raymi Paulus around 2016, who signed her to Paulus Music and helped launch her career with her 2018 debut single “Pícala.”

Tokischa gained widespread international attention in 2021 with high-profile collaborations, including “Perra” with J Balvin and the hit “Linda” alongside Rosalía.

She has since worked with artists like Madonna (notably sharing a onstage kiss during a performance), Anuel AA, Ozuna, and others, blending dembow, trap, reggaeton, and urbano sounds. Openly bisexual, she has become a trailblazing figure in Dominican dembow for her raw authenticity, boundary-pushing content, and representation of marginalized voices.

Dominican rapper and songwriter
Tokischa
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Tokischa Altagracia Peralta Juárez
Stage Name:	Tokischa
Born:	17 March 1996 (age 29 years old)
Place of Birth:	Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Nationality:	Dominican
Education:	N/A
Height:	165 cm
Parents:	N/A
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Antonio, Madonna (rum.), Nathy Peluso (rum.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Songwriter
Net Worth:	$1 million-$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Tokischa Altagracia Peralta Juárez was born on March 17, 1996, in the working-class neighborhood of Los Frailes, Santo Domingo Este, Dominican Republic. She is of Dominican ethnicity, specifically Afro-Dominican.

Her childhood was marked by family instability and hardship. Her mother emigrated to New York when Tokischa was around three years old to work as a home health aide/nurse and send remittances home; the two maintained a close long-distance bond, with her mother sending English books and fashion magazines that inspired her.

Her father was largely absent due to repeated incarcerations. As a result, young Tokischa was shuttled between relatives’ homes. She has referenced at least one brother and half-sisters from her father’s side in interviews about her youth.

Religion is not a heavily public aspect of her identity, though she was raised in the predominantly Catholic Dominican Republic. Tokischa has expressed a personal belief in God and frequently incorporates religious imagery in provocative, irreverent ways (famously titling a photoshoot “Los Cueros También Oran” / “Whores Also Pray”).

She studied fine arts and dramaturgy (theater) as a teenager but was a rebellious student who often skipped classes. From a young age, she immersed herself in theater, dance, acting, and modeling (becoming a professional model at 16). At 18, she worked at a call center, further improving her English.

Career

Tokischa began her music career in 2018 after working in modeling and theater. Around 2016, she met photographer and manager Raymi Paulus, who signed her to his independent label, Paulus Music, which later partnered with Sony Music Latin.

Her debut single, “Pícala,” introduced her bold, sexually explicit dembow and trap style. She quickly gained attention in the Dominican underground scene with tracks like “El Rey De La Popola” (featuring Rochy RD), “Tukuntazo” (with Haraca Kiko and El Cherry Scom), and “Delincuente.”

In 2021, Tokischa broke through internationally with major collaborations. She worked with J Balvin on the provocative “Perra,” which drew controversy for its music video but showcased her fearless persona. Her collaboration with Rosalía on “Linda,” a mix of reggaetón and flamenco, became a commercial hit and landed her on the Billboard charts.

These songs blended Dominican dembow with wider urbano sounds, helping her stand out in Latin music. In 2022, Tokischa kept rising with features like “Somos Iguales” (with Ozuna and others), a Tiny Desk Concert for NPR where she reimagined her songs in styles like bachata, reggae, and mambo, and a remix of Madonna‘s “Hung Up” called “Hung Up on Tokischa.”

She performed the song live with Madonna, and their onstage kiss went viral, boosting her crossover appeal. That year, she also released “Delincuente” with Anuel AA and Ñengo Flow. In 2023 and 2024, she explored new sounds, including house-inspired tracks like “Daddy” with Sexyy Red and collaborations such as “Estilazo” with Marshmello (an LGBTQ+ anthem), “Ride or Die, Pt. 2” with Sevdaliza and Villano Antillano, and “Chulo pt.2” with Bad Gyal and Young Miko.

In 2024, she launched her own record label, SOL, with Warner Music Latina and Atlantic Records, released singles such as “Sol” and “Chama” (with Arca), and signed a global publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music. She also headlined Pride events around the world and performed at festivals.

By 2025 and 2026, Tokischa released lead singles from her upcoming debut album, including “Celos” and “Miami” (under TRACK 4 + 14 – CELOS | MIAMI), and contributed to projects like the Rebel Moon EP, inspired by Netflix. She received Latin Grammy nominations, such as Best Urban/Urban Fusion Performance for “De Maravisha” with Nathy Peluso in 2025 (pending), and appeared on A$AP Rocky‘s album Don’t Be Dumb with “Flackito Jodye.”

She is set to headline HARD Summer 2026 alongside Kali Uchis, and her debut album is expected soon through SOL. Throughout her career, Tokischa has stayed true to herself: she is openly bisexual, provocative, and deeply connected to Dominican street culture.

She continues to push boundaries in dembow, reggaetón, trap, and experimental music. By working with stars like Madonna, Rosalía, J Balvin, Ozuna, Anuel AA, and new artists, she has become one of the most-streamed Dominican female artists and a leader for marginalized voices in urban music.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Tokischa
• YouTube: Tokischa
• Instagram: Tokischa Altagracia Peralta (@tokischa.sol)
• Twitter: Tokischa Peralta (@tokischa_sol)

Personal Life

Tokischa, whose full name is Tokischa Altagracia Peralta Juárez, was born on March 17, 1996, making her 29 years old. She stands at approximately 5 feet 5 inches (165 cm) tall, with an average build as noted in various public profiles and appearances.

She has never been married and does not have a husband or any children. There are no confirmed records or announcements of marriages, pregnancies, or children in her life to date.

While there were viral headlines and social media buzz in late 2025 about her “marrying” fellow artist Nathy Peluso during a playful or staged ceremony in Las Vegas (complete with Elvis officiating and them wearing white outfits), it was widely reported as a fun, non-legal event tied to their friendship and Latin Grammy presence rather than an official marriage.

Tokischa has not indicated any actual change in marital status. She is openly bisexual and has spoken candidly about her sexuality, past experiences, including transactional relationships in her early adulthood, and her embrace of fluid, non-traditional dynamics in love and intimacy.

Her dating history is kept relatively private, with limited public details on long-term partners. In recent years, particularly into 2025–2026, she has shared affectionate, lighthearted moments with a boyfriend she refers to as “Antonio” (a nickname for someone named Anthony, whom she met in New York).

Clips and posts show them together in cute, playful ways, as TikToks captioned with couple vibes, and she has mentioned him fondly in interviews or on social media without diving into deep specifics. Rumors occasionally swirl around other connections (such as her collaborations with figures like Madonna), but these seem artistic or performative rather than romantic.

Net Worth

Tokischa‘s net worth is estimated to be in the range of $1 million to $5 million.

This figure reflects her growing success in the music industry as a Dominican rapper and songwriter, along with diversified income streams from streaming royalties, live performances, high-profile collaborations (with artists like Rosalía, Madonna, J Balvin, and others), her own label SOL (in partnership with Warner Music Latina), publishing deals, brand endorsements, and earlier ventures like OnlyFans content during the pandemic that helped fund her music career.

Estimates vary across sources, with some placing her closer to the higher end, around $5 million, due to her rising global profile, social media influence, and anticipation for her recent album, while others lean toward the lower to mid-range based on YouTube and platform analytics.

Discography

Key projects and releases include:

• TRACK 4 + 14 – CELOS | MIAMI (2025) – A project/single bundle featuring tracks like “Celos” and “Miami,” serving as precursors to her debut album.
• Rebel Moon: Songs of the Rebellion (Inspired by the Netflix Films) – EP (2024, collaborative with Jessie Reyez and Tainy).
• Spotify Singles (2021) – A special release session.

Her discography is dominated by dozens of singles and features dating back to her 2018 debut. Notable early and breakthrough singles include:

• “Pícala” (2018, debut with Tivi Gunz)
• “Perra” (with J Balvin, 2021)
• “Linda” (with Rosalía, 2021 – major hit)
• “Delincuente” (with Anuel AA & Ñengo Flow, 2022)
• “Hung Up on Tokischa” (Madonna remix/collaboration, 2022)
• “Chulo pt.2” (with Bad Gyal & Young Miko, 2023)
• “Ride or Die, Pt. 2” (with Sevdaliza & Villano Antillano, 2024)
• “Daddy” (with Sexyy Red)
• “Estilazo” (with Marshmello)
• “Thootie” (with Ice Spice, 2025)
• “MUXAXA” (2025)
• “RIDIN” (2026)
• “FLACKITO JODYE” (feature on A$AP Rocky‘s album, 2026)

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