Santo Domingo.– At just 25 years old, Keyla Hernández has established herself as a prominent figure in the field of communication, merging leadership, talent, and social commitment. Born in Santo Domingo and raised in the heart of the Chirino district, Monte Plata, Keyla has built a career that reflects her passion for faith, communication, and service to others.
Dubbed by some as the “Dominican Oprah,” Keyla is a comprehensive professional: a graduate in Accounting, a broadcaster accredited by the National Commission of Public Shows (CNEP), a lecturer, and a commercial voice. Her notable experience as a master of ceremonies in renowned events and panels demonstrates an approachable, confident, and authentic style, solidifying her as one of the freshest and most reliable young voices in Dominican communication.
But beyond her achievements, Keyla defines herself as a simple, sweet, and empathetic woman, whose true vocation is to serve. Her faith in Christ and her commitment to the community drive her to inspire others through words and actions, leaving positive marks in every space she occupies.
Mother of Edris Keylianny Santos, fiancée, friend, and life partner, Keyla recognizes her family as the fundamental basis of her strength. She highlights the unconditional support of her fiancé, her number one fan, and pays tribute to her mother, Santa Hernández, for her love, upbringing, and sacrifice.
“Every achievement of mine is also yours, because in every step I carry your footprints,” he proudly states.
Passionate about transforming lives, Keyla represents the new generation of young Dominicans who, with preparation, values, and commitment, seek to impact their environment and project the country with talent and vision. Her leadership and communication skills are a living example of integrity, authenticity, and service, inspiring all those who have the privilege of hearing her voice.
Recently, Keyla stood out as the mistress of ceremonies alongside Julia Sánchez at the “Admirable Women 2025 — Leadership that Inspires, Action that Transforms” meeting, held on August 27th at the Central Atrium of the Acrópolis Business Mall, in collaboration with the Admirable Women Ministerial Association (AMMAD). Her charisma, authenticity, and ability to connect with the audience turned her participation into an example of training and transformative leadership, leaving an indelible mark on all attendees.
