Dani Flow

Dani Flow, born Víctor Daniel Ayala Valladares on January 15, 1996, is a Mexican singer-songwriter known for explicit, often comedic and sexually charged lyrics delivered over reggaetón and urban-pop production. He began writing songs as a child, composing his first piece at age 10 and recording his debut single, «Dándote placer», at 14. Before settling into music full-time, he took part in freestyle rap battles starting in 2019 and even competed in 2016 to become a radio announcer for Chivas de Guadalajara, an affiliation he still nods to in songs like «Las Chivas».

His breakthrough came in 2023 with «Reggaeton Champagne», a collaboration with fellow Mexican artist Bellakath that went viral across social media and helped define a wave of unapologetically raunchy, meme-friendly reggaetón coming out of Mexico. That momentum carried into tracks such as «PUTAS Y MOET», «MARTILLAZO» and «PERREANDO MACHÍN», which lean into blunt, provocative wordplay over hard-hitting perreo beats.

Building on his viral success, Dani Flow launched the Flow Fest in 2023 and announced the "Rey del Morbo Tour" across major Mexican cities that same December, cementing his standing as one of the loudest, most polarizing voices in the new generation of Mexican urban music.