The Hispaniolan Euphonia (Chlorophonia musica) is resident on Hispaniola, including Gonâve Island. It uses forest and semi-open habitats and feeds on fruit.
The nominate male has a blue-glossed black back, a deep-yellow rump and upper-tail coverts, and deep-yellow underparts. Its wings and tail are mostly dark.
It is diurnal, uses forest and semi-open habitats, and is classified as a fruit-eater.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.