Ruth Denisse is a Dominican worship singer, composer and preacher who records as Ruth Denisse Ministry. Her legal name is Ruth Denisse Bautista Vallejo.

Llévame a las Aguas

Released in May 2026, it is the record that carried her past her own congregation, and by a wide margin the most heard thing she has made. She issued it three ways: the official video, a live version, and a pista — the backing track, without her voice.

That last one is the detail worth pausing on. An artist only releases a pista when other churches have started singing the song and need something to sing it over. It is a small, practical signal that a record has entered use rather than merely circulated.

The rest of the catalogue

Hoy Se Rompe Lo Que No Es de Ti came in November 2025, and Nada Más and Te Alabo belong to the same short run. She has also recorded Despierta, from the Puerto Rican Rene González. Nine videos hold the whole of it.

Preaching, singing, studying

She lists what she does in this order: preacher, singer, composer, student, leader. The studying is not incidental — she is enrolled at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, and came up through the Colegio Cristiano Russel Van. She sings in Dominican congregations including the Iglesia de Dios Casa de Amor in Santo Domingo and the Iglesia Profética de Adoración Horeb.

Her ministry runs under a phrase she repeats everywhere, sangre de leona — a lioness’s blood.