El Gran Poder de Diosa (often abbreviated as GPD) is an avant-garde musical collective that hails from the Dominican Republic, celebrated for their dynamic fusion of traditional Caribbean rhythms with contemporary sounds. The group's name, which translates to "The Great Power of the Goddess," reflects their respect for Afro-Dominican culture and spirituality, evident in their rhythmically complex and spiritually rich performances.

Founded in the early 2010s, GPD quickly carved out a distinctive niche with their innovative blend of merengue, bachata, rock, and other eclectic influences. The band's discography includes enthralling projects like "GPD MMXIII," which showcases their early artistic vision, and "Reloj de Arena," a track that epitomizes their ability to create timeless Caribbean anthems. Their live recordings, such as "El Gran Poder: Live From Studio A" and "GPD Rural (En Directo)," capture the electrifying essence of their performances, inviting listeners to a transcendent experience. Albums like "Moriviví" continue to build upon their legacy, cementing El Gran Poder de Diosa as an innovative force in the realm of Latin American music, continually pushing the boundaries of genre and tradition.