Lilly Goodman

Lilly Goodman, born Liliana Goodman Meregildo on December 19, 1980, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is a singer and songwriter known for performing Christian-themed music in Spanish. She is of Dominican, Cocolo, and British Virgin Islander descent. Goodman began her career in the late 1990s and released her debut studio album, Contigo Dios, in 2001.

Before her professional music career, Goodman served as a Sunday school teacher and founded her church's worship team during her youth. She later became a worship pastor and artist at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. In 2007, she married David M. Hegwood, and together they co-founded the music production company Promises Productions.

Goodman's discography includes the album Sobreviviré, released in 2006, and songs such as "Iglesia," "No importa," "Al Final," "Vuelve a Casa," and "Contigo Dios." Her work has earned several recognitions. In 2005, she received the Female Vocalist of the Year award at the New Life Awards in Los Angeles. The following year, she was recognized as the first sacred music singer to receive a Casandra Award (now Soberano) for contemporary Christian music in the Dominican Republic. In 2009, she received an Arpa Award for the single "Al Final" (also referred to as "At Last").