The mark consists of stamp with two black ribbons; one running on the inner upper part, containing the words "Dominican & Puerto Rican Style," and a second one running on the inner lower part, containing the words "Classic Salami," this last one having folded tips that extend slightly out of the regular circumference of the stamp. Dividing the two ribbons, running across the middle of the stamp, the word "Bachatero" in a stylized font. Exactly over the word merengue, and below the ribbon running on the inner upper part of the stamp, a black figure, resembling a man, and a white figure, resembling a woman, dancing together and holding hands up in the air. At the height of the dancing figures' heads and below the upper ribbon, two thin lines, one on the right and the other to the left, forming two separate semi-circles that end right before the word "Merengue".