Javier Francisco Jimenez was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1986 to Dominican parents. His passion for music began at the age of 5. As he grew older, he immersed himself in various genres, including Bachata, merengue, balada, pop, and R&B. Influences such as Anthony Santos, Luis Vargas, Raulín Rodriguez, Aventura, Luis Miguel, Jose Jose, Michael Jackson, Boyz II Men, and Lauryn Hill shaped his musical journey. Javier's big break came in 2007 when his long-time friend Dennis Vargas introduced him to Don Omar's bachata group, Marcy Place. In 2012-2013, his friend and son's godfather, Raynier Del Valles, helped him secure a position as the lead guitar player for Toby Love. Toby Love trusted Javier to bring a unique sound to his 2013 album "Amor Total," where Javier recorded guitar for songs like "Buscando una Nena" and the Billboard-nominated "Lejos." In 2016, Javier collaborated on Toby Love's new album "Bachata Nation," contributing to the single "Entre en Mi Vida" featuring Karlos Rose. In 2018, he pursued his dream of becoming a solo artist, debuting with the self-composed, produced, and engineered song "Te Odio," alongside his friend and daughter's godfather, Victor Luna. In 2021, Javier decided to pay tribute to one of his favorite Latin artists, Luis Miguel, by recording a bachata version of the iconic 1989 song "Culpable O No," bringing a fresh take on a classic hit. Javier is determined to leave an indelible mark on the music industry.