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Pedro David Daleccio Torres (born October 7, 1990), known professionally as Dalex, is an American singer and songwriter. He was formerly part of the duo Jayma & Dalex.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Currently, Dalex is signed to the Rich Music record label.

Jayma and Dalex

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After signing with Anakin Entertainment, Dalex started singing in the duo Jayma and Dalex. Their first single "Aquellos Tiempos" drew attention.[7] Subsequently, the duo collaborated with urban artist Cosculluela on the song "Lento," which surpassed a million views on YouTube.

Jayma and Dalex's first album, Gravedad, was released in October 2015. It featured collaborations with Justin Quiles, Jory Boy and Pusho.[8][9]

Solo career - EPs, Climaxxx, and Unisex

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In 2017, Jayma and Dalex split. Dalex began his solo career and was signed by Rich Music.[7] His first debut single, "Puesto Pal Millón", was released in 2018, with Sech, Myke Towers, Justin Quiles, Arcángel, and Alex Rose joining him on the remix after the single gained popularity.[7] This led to Dalex releasing two EPs in 2018: License to Trap and La Nueva Ola, with features from Rauw Alejandro, Sech, Lyanno, and Justin Quiles.

In 2018 he released the single "Pa Mi" with Rafa Pabön, which peaked in the top three on the streaming charts in six countries and at number one in 12 other countries.[7] This led to the release of "Pa Mi (Remix)", which featured Cazzu, Sech, Feid, Khea, and Lenny Tavárez, and became Dalex's first Billboard-charting song.[10]

He released his first studio album, Climaxxx, in 2019, which featured Nicky Jam, Justin Quiles, Rauw Alejandro, and Lyanno.[11] Climaxxx debuted at number 20 on the Global Streaming list and in the Top 20 Latin Rhythms Albums rankings.[12] In June, he released "Cuaderno," a popular video and song that also featured Nicky Jam, Sech, Justin Quiles, Feid, Lenny Tavárez, and Rafa Pabon. In the same year, Dalex collaborated on the EP The Academy with fellow Rich Music labelmates Sech, Justin Quiles, along with promising artists Feid, Lenny Tavárez, and Dímelo Flow.[13] He released the Modo Avión mixtape in 2020.

Unisex, Dalex's second LP, was released in 2021. The album featured the songs "Máquina del Tiempo" with Rauw Alejandro, and "XLEY," with one of his favorite artists, Trey Songz. The album also featured Jay Wheeler, Zion y Lennox, and Ryan Castro.[14]

Discography

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Albums

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List of extended plays, showing selected details, chart positions, and certifications
Title Details Peak chart positions Certifications
US Latin
[15]
Climaxxx 13
Modo Avión
  • Released: March 19, 2020
  • Label: Rich Music
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
 12
Unisex
  • Released: November 4, 2021
  • Label: Rich Music
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
 14

Collaborative albums

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List of extended plays, showing selected details, chart positions, and certifications
Title Details Peak chart positions Certifications
US Latin
[15][17]
The Academy[18]
(with Rich Music LTD and Dalex featuring Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez and Feid) 		11
  • RIAA: Platinum (Latin)[16]
Rich Music Sessions (Acústico En Vivo)
  • Released: November 4, 2021
  • Label: Rich Music
  • Formats: digital download, streaming
 —
The Academy: Segunda Misión (with Dímelo Flow and Dalex featuring Justin Quiles and Lenny Tavárez)
  • Released: March 28, 2024
  • Label: Rich Music
  • Format: CD, LP, digital download, streaming
 19
  • RIAA: Platinum (Latin)[16]

EPs

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Year Title
2018 License to Trap[19]
2018 La Nueva Ola[20]
2020 3AM[21]
2022 Yo Te Quiero Pa Mi[22]
2023 Reggaetón Sex
2024 Area 69 (F.001)
Area 69 (F.002)

Singles

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As lead artist

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List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
US
Latin
[23] 		ARG
[24] 		ECU
[25] 		ITA
[26] 		MEX
[27] 		PAR
[28] 		SPA
[29]
"Fantasía"[30] 2016 — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Tú Decides"[31] — — — — — — —
"Mi Cama"[32] 2017 — — — — — — —
"Rockstar (Spanish Version)"
(with Dimelo Flow and Justin Quiles)[33] 		— — — — — — —
"Indomable"[34] — — — — — — —
"Yo No Sé"[35] 2018 — — — — — — —
"Psycho"

(with Dímelo Flow)[36]

— — — — — — — License to Trap
"Puesto Pal Millón" (with Dímelo Flow)[37] — — — — — — —
"No Confías"[38] — — — — — — —
"Exótico"[39] — — — — — — —
"Afortunada"[40] — — — — — — —
"Antes Que Te Vayas"[41] — — — — — — —
"Yo Quisiera" (with Alex Rose)[42] — — — — — — —
  • PROMUSICAE: Platinum[43]
 Sexflix
"Psycho (Remix)" (with Dímelo Flow and Alex Rose)[44] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Puesto Pal Millón" (Remix) (with Dímelo Flow, Alex Rose, Arcangel, Justin Quiles, Myke Towers, and Sech)[45] — — — — — — —
"Pa Mí"
(with Rafa Pabön and remix featuring Sech, Cazzu, Feid, Khea and Lenny Tavárez)[46] 		20 3 16 78 — [a] 14 6 La Nueva Ola and Climaxxx
"Vuelva a Ver"

(with Lyanno and remix featuring Justin Quiles, Sech and Rauw Alejandro)[49]

— 82 — — — — —
"Nadie La Dejo" (with Cauty, Dímelo Flow, Lyanno, and Rafa Pabön)[50] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Mi Regalo"[51] — — — — — — —
"Llame Pa' Verte" (with Dímelo Flow, Rafa Pabön, Barbara Doza, BCA)[52] 2019 — — — — — — —
"Cuaderno"

(with Nicky Jam and Justin Quiles featuring Feid, Sech, Lenny Tavárez and Rafa Pabön)[53]

47 13 — — — — 15 Climaxxx
"Es Normal" (with Menor Menor, Milly, Lary Over, Sharo Towers)[54] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Bellaquita"
(with Lenny Tavárez)[55] 		34 4 — — — — 90
"Cosita" (with Valentino, Lenny Tavárez, featuring Sech)[56] — — — — — — —
"Hola"
(solo or remix featuring Lenny Tavárez, Chencho Corleone and Juhn)[57] 		35 6 — — — — 11 Climaxxx
"Quizás"
(as part of The Academy)[58] 		41 31 — — — — 15 The Academy
"Uniforme" (as part of The Academy)[59] — 67 — — — — 91
"Perreo en La Luna" (as part of The Academy)[60] — 16 — — — — 27
"Tú Tranquila" (with RK and Lyanno)[61] — — — — — — — Non-album singles


"Comerte Toda" (with Ghetto Kids and Happy Colors)[62] — — — — — — —
"Bellaquita (Remix)" (with Lenny Tavárez, Anitta, Farruko, Justin Quiles, and Natti Natasha)[63] — 4 — — — — — Modo Avión
"La Isla" (with Sech, Dímelo Flow, featuring Feid, Justin Quiles, La Exce, and Zion)[64] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Igual o Peor" (with Gigolo Y La Exce)[65] — — — — — — —
"SUBIENDO" (with Becky G)[66] — — — — — — — MALA SANTA
"+Linda"[67] 2020 — 68 — — — — — Non-album single
"Mejor"

(with Sech)

— 57 — — 34 — 68
[68] 		Modo Avión
"Perfume"

(with Justin Quiles and Sech)

— — — — — — 67
[69]
"Elegí"

(with Rauw Alejandro, Lenny Tavárez and Dimelo Flow)

— 4 — — — 5 26
[70] 		Non-album single
"Elegí (Remix)" (with Rauw Alejandro, Lenny Tavárez and Dimelo Flow featuring Farruko, Anuel AA, Sech, and Justin Quiles)[72] — — — — — 91 61 Afrodisíaco
"Calling You Back" (with Chris Marshall)[73] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"+Linda (Remix)" (with Arcangel, Beéle, De La Ghetto, and Manuel Turizo)[74] — — — — — — —
"Lo Noto" (with Maffio)[75] — — — — — — —
"Te Necesito" (with Darell, Dímelo Flow, Justin Quiles, and Rich Music LTD)[76] — — — — — — —
"Jockey" (with Lenny Tavárez, iZaak, and Dímelo Flow)[77] — — — — — — — Unisex
"Otra Baby" (Akim, Beéle, and Boza)[78] 2021 — — — — — — — Non-album single
"Discípulo" (with Lenny Tavárez)[79] — — — — — — — KRACK
"Hickey" (with Dímelo Flow, Justin Quiles, and iZaak)[80] — — — — — — — Unisex
"Como Si Nah) (with Justin Quiles, Arcangel, featuring KEVVO)[81] — — — — — — — Non-album single
"Feeling"[82] — — — — 24 — — Unisex
"XLEY" (with Trey Songz)[83] — — — — — — —
"Real" (with Justin Quiles and Konshens)[84] — — — — — — — F9: The Fast Saga (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
"Se Le Ve" (with Dímelo Flow, Arcangel, De La Ghetto, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez, and Sech)[85] — 54 — — — — 92 Always Dream
"Pa'nama"[86] — — — — — — — Unisex
"MMC" (with Jowell & Randy and Rich Music LTD, featuring Lenny Tavárez, Justin Quiles, and Dímelo Flow)[87] — — — — — — — Always Dream
"Qué Te Pasó" (with Symon Dice and Juhn, featuring Gigolo Y La Exce)[88] — — — — — — — Non-album singles
"De Cora" (Alex Rose, D-Note The Beatllionare)[89] — — — — — — —
"La Hora y el Día"(with Daddy Yankee and Justin Quiles) 2023 — — — — — — 85
"—" denotes a title that was not released or did not chart in that territory.
  1. ^ "Pa Mí" did not enter the Billboard Mexico Airplay chart, but peaked at number 46 on the Mexico Espanol Airplay chart.[47]
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List of singles as featured artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
ARG
[24] 		SPA
[29]
"Ron (Remix)"[90]
(with Feid) 		2019 — — Non-album singles
"BOTA FUEGO (Remix)"[91]
(with Dímelo Flow, Mau y Ricky, Nicky Jam, featuring Justin Quiles, and Lenny Tavárez) 		— —
"Qué Más Pues (Remix)"
(with Sech featuring Maluma, Nicky Jam, Farruko, Justin Quiles, and Lenny Tavárez)[92] 		12 18
  • PROMUSICAE: Platinum[43]
 Sueños
"DJ No Pare (Remix)"[93]
(with Justin Quiles featuring Natti Natasha, Farruko, Zion, and Lenny Tavárez) 		21 —
  • PROMUSICAE: Platinum[43]
 Non-album single
"Nada"[94]
(with Cazzu, Rauw Alejandro and Lyanno) 		65 — Error 93
"El Efecto (Remix)"
(Rauw Alejandro, Chencho Corleone, and Kevvo featuring Bryant Myers, Lyanno, and Dalex 		— 49
  • PROMUSICAE: Gold[43]
 Non-album single
"MERA"[95]
(with Tainy and Álvaro Díaz) 		2020 — — NEON16 TAPE: THE KIDS THAT GREW UP ON REGGAETON
"Te Falle (Remix)"[96]
(with Brytiago and Lenny Tavárez) 		— — Non-album singles
"Locura (Remix)[97]
(with Cali Y El Dandee, Justin Quiles, and Sebastian Yatra) 		— —
"Otro Día Lluvioso"[98]
(with Juhn, Lenny Tavárez, and Becky G) 		— —
"Cosas Malas"[99]
(with Manuel Turizo and Justin Quiles) 		2021 71 — Dopamina
"Qué Te Pasó"[100]
(with Symon Dice, Juhn, and Gigolo Y La Exce) 		— — Non-album single
"Dificil"[101]
(with Randy) 		— — Romances de una Nota 2021, Vol. 2
"Angel"[102]
(with Gigolo Y La Exce) 		2022 — — Las II Torres
"La Cartera (Remix)"[103]
(with Rafa Pabön& De La Ghetto) 		— — Non-album singles
"Dificil"[104]
(with Carlitos Rossy) 		— —
"Otro Dia"[105]
(with Freestyle Mania, Leebrian) 		— — Desamores Vol.2
"Whattsup"[106]
(with Revol, Arcangel, and Bryant Myers) 		— — Non-album singles
"Tour (Remix)"[107]
(with Eix and Juhn) 		— —
"3 Deseos (Remix)"[108]
(with ROBI and Eix, featuring Alejo) 		— —
"Que te Paso (Remix)"[109]
(with Symon Dice, DEEIKEL, LuMiix and Joelsa) 		— —
"Falda Corta"[110]
(with Thyago) 		— — Journey EP
"Doble Cara"[111]
(with Dimelo Flow) 		— — Always Dream
"En La Disco Revela"[112]
(with DJ Nelson and Alejandro Armes) 		— — De Camino A Palomino, Vol. 1
"—" denotes a title that was not released or did not chart in that territory.

References

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Dalex

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Dalex (born Pedro David Daleccio Torres; October 7, 1990) is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer of Puerto Rican descent, renowned for his contributions to Latin urban music, including , , and . Born in , , he relocated to , at a young age and later moved back to the mainland , eventually settling in , to pursue music after attending barber college. Dalex began his professional career in the duo Jayma y Dalex alongside Juan Rodríguez (known as Jayma), releasing their debut single "Aquellos Tiempos" in 2014 and building a following in the Latin urban scene. Transitioning to a solo artist in 2017, he signed with Rich Music LTD and released his breakout single "Indomable," followed by the hit "Pa' Mi (Remix)" featuring Sech, which significantly elevated his profile in 2018. His debut studio album, Climaxxx (2019), featured collaborations with artists such as , , , and Lenny Tavárez, and included popular tracks like "Cuaderno" and "Hola." Dalex has since maintained a prolific output, releasing subsequent projects including the album (2021), EPs such as (2023) and The Academy: Segunda Misión (2024), and singles like "Apego Emocional," "Nadie Sabe," and "Body on your Body" (2025), solidifying his status as a key figure in modern Latin urban music with influences from vintage and North American R&B.

Early life

Childhood and family

Pedro David Daleccio Torres, known professionally as Dalex, was born on October 7, 1990, in , . Of Puerto Rican heritage, he was born to parents with roots on the island, which instilled a strong cultural connection from an early age. Raised initially in Philadelphia amid a vibrant urban environment, Dalex was exposed to diverse musical influences, including hip-hop, R&B, and Latin sounds that would later shape his artistic style.

Move to Puerto Rico

At the age of 12, Dalex relocated to , where he would spend much of his formative years. He lived with his mother, grandmother, and sister in the Comunidad Cristina barrio. This move marked a pivotal transition in his life, shifting him from a mainland U.S. upbringing to the island's rich cultural landscape. Adapting to Puerto Rican life presented Dalex with a profound cultural immersion, contrasting the urban environment with the vibrant, community-oriented rhythms of southern . He encountered the island's lively social fabric, including traditional festivals and everyday interactions that emphasized family and heritage, helping him forge a stronger connection to his Puerto Rican roots despite initial challenges of adjustment. This exposure extended to the local scenes, where and urban Latin sounds dominated street corners and family gatherings, sparking his early curiosity about the genre. During his teenage years in Juana Díaz, Dalex's passion for music deepened, evolving from casual listening to a personal pursuit influenced by the omnipresent culture. Icons like Wisin y and became fixtures in his daily life, inspiring him to explore songwriting and performance as outlets for expression amid the island's energetic artistic milieu. This period laid the groundwork for his creative identity, blending the sounds of his new home with echoes of his earlier experiences.

Career

Jayma & Dalex duo

The duo Jayma & Dalex was formed in 2014 when Pedro David Daleccio Torres (Dalex) and Juan Rodríguez (Jayma) began collaborating under the management of Anakin Entertainment, after meeting years earlier in a studio where a producer encouraged their partnership. Signed to the label, they quickly established themselves in the urban Latin music scene with a focus on and R&B-infused tracks. Their early releases included the single "Aquellos Tiempos" in 2014, which showcased their harmonious vocals and romantic themes typical of the genre. Later that year, they dropped "Lento" featuring , a track that gained traction with over 1.6 million views on its official video and helped solidify their presence in Puerto Rico's underground. A remix of "Lento" followed in 2014, incorporating additional artists Jory Boy and , further boosting its popularity with millions of streams across platforms. The duo's debut album, Gravedad, arrived on October 6, 2015, via Anakin Entertainment, comprising 15 tracks that blended sensual rhythms with pop sensibilities. Notable collaborations included on "Mía," Jory Boy on "Encendía Lucía," and Pusho on "Duro Sin Miedo," which highlighted their ability to integrate established voices from the Latin urban landscape. The album marked a pivotal release, earning radio play and live performances that expanded their reach. Jayma & Dalex parted ways around 2017 after a three-year run, allowing Dalex to pursue solo endeavors while maintaining an amicable relationship. This period laid the groundwork for Dalex's transition, as the duo's output had already cultivated a dedicated following in the community through consistent streaming success and regional buzz.

Transition to solo career

Following the amicable split from his duo partner Jayma in 2017, Dalex embarked on his solo career, seeking to carve out a distinct identity in the Latin urban music landscape. That same year, he signed with the Miami-based label Rich Music, which provided crucial support for his independent endeavors and helped amplify his reach within the and R&B scenes. This partnership marked a pivotal step, enabling Dalex to focus on songwriting and production that reflected his personal evolution beyond the duo's collaborative dynamic. Dalex released his debut solo single "Indomable" in October 2017, followed by "Puesto Pal' Millón" in 2018, featuring a remix with artists like , , Sech, , and Alex Rose, which showcased his ability to blend trap influences with melodic hooks. Building momentum, he released two early EPs that year: License to Trap in , a collaboration with producer Dímelo Flow that included tracks like "Psycho" and "No Confías," emphasizing raw urban energy; and La Nueva Ola in October, featuring collaborations such as "Pa Mí" with Rafa Pabön and "Por Ti" with , highlighting a fresher, wave-inspired sound. These projects served as foundational efforts to test and refine his solo material. The breakthrough came with "Pa Mí," released in September 2018 and elevated by a high-profile remix in featuring Sech, , , Khea, and Lenny Tavárez, which became Dalex's first entry on the chart, peaking at No. 20. The track gained international traction, topping Spotify's Viral 50 chart in multiple regions and marking his emergence as a solo force. Transitioning to solo work presented initial challenges for Dalex, including the need to establish an individual style amid the competitive Puerto Rican urban scene, where he drew on perseverance honed from earlier hardships like limited opportunities in his hometown. He emphasized a "slow and steady" approach, focusing on sensual R&B-infused to differentiate himself, which gradually built fan loyalty and critical recognition.

Major albums and EPs

Dalex's debut studio album, Climaxxx, released in May 2019, marked his arrival as a solo artist in the scene, featuring collaborations with artists such as , , Sech, Lenny Tavárez, , and Rafa Pabön. The album debuted at No. 8 on Billboard's Latin Rhythm Albums chart and No. 13 on the Top Latin Albums chart, highlighting its international streaming appeal. Critics praised its romantic and sensual themes, with tracks like "Cuaderno" and "Hola" blending trap influences and urban rhythms to showcase Dalex's candid on and desire. Following in March 2020, Modo Avión served as a concise studio release with nine tracks, emphasizing escapist vibes amid the early , and peaked at No. 12 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Produced largely by Dímelo Flow, the project explored themes of fleeting romance and , receiving positive notes for its polished production and Dalex's versatile vocal delivery in songs like "+Linda" and "Bendición." Its release timing contributed to strong digital consumption, solidifying Dalex's presence in Latin urban music during a challenging period. The 2021 studio album Unisex expanded Dalex's sound with 18 tracks, incorporating more upbeat, dance-oriented reggaeton and R&B elements, and debuted at No. 14 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Featuring high-profile guests including Rauw Alejandro, Lyanno, Jay Wheeler, Wisin & Yandel, and Arcángel, the album addressed themes of fluid sensuality and empowerment, earning acclaim for its provocative yet inclusive approach that blended lustful narratives with energetic beats. Reviewers highlighted its evolution from earlier works, noting a thematic maturity in promoting gender-neutral enjoyment of music and relationships. In addition to his studio albums, Dalex issued several notable EPs during this period, starting with 3AM in June 2020, a six-track project delving into late-night introspection and urban trap sounds with producers like The Rudeboyz. The 2022 EP Yo Te Quiero Pa Mi compiled seven remixes and originals centered on possessive romance, including updated versions of earlier hits like "Hola," which underscored Dalex's knack for revitalizing fan favorites through collaborative features. Culminating the mid-career phase, the 2023 EP Reggaetón Sex delivered seven explicit tracks focused on raw sensuality and party anthems, with appearances from Ryan Castro, Symon Dice, DJ Joe, and Trébol Clan, receiving attention for its unapologetic return to core reggaeton roots. These EPs collectively demonstrated Dalex's agility in shorter formats, often prioritizing thematic cohesion over expansive narratives while maintaining chart momentum through streaming platforms.

Recent projects and collaborations

In 2024, Dalex released two EPs under the Area 69 series, marking a continuation of his experimental approach to production. The first, Area 69 (F.001), dropped on October 17 and features eight tracks blending urban rhythms with introspective lyrics, produced primarily by . This was followed by Area 69 (F.002) on December 19, expanding the project with another eight songs that emphasize Dalex's signature sensual flows and collaborations with emerging producers. A major highlight of the year was Dalex's involvement in the collaborative album The Academy: Segunda Misión, released on March 28, 2024, as a sequel to the group's 2019 debut. Featuring Dímelo Flow, Sech, , and Lenny Tavárez, the nine-track project debuted at number 19 on the US Top Latin Albums chart and number 8 on US Latin Rhythm Albums, while earning Platinum (Latin) certification from the RIAA. Shifting to 2025, Dalex maintained momentum with a series of singles that showcase his evolving sound. "Apego Emocional," released on February 27, explores themes of emotional attachment through smooth reggaeton beats. This was followed by "Nadie Sabe" on May 9, a track delving into secrecy and desire with production by Los Hitmen. On May 23, he appeared on the remix of "Me Corres Tú" alongside Izon, Eix, Chris Wandell, and JZAEB, amplifying its urban trap elements. The year's standout single, "Body on Your Body," arrived on June 26 in collaboration with Rike Music and BARBEL, fusing reggaeton with tropical influences and garnering quick streaming traction. In October 2025, Dalex released the single "Amor Bachata." Dalex's recent collaborations extend beyond studio work to live performances, including a high-energy set at the Reggaetón Festival on October 31, 2025, where he shared the stage with artists like Maldy and , drawing massive crowds for hits from his catalog. As of November 2025, Dalex remains active in touring across and sees sustained streaming growth, with approximately 11.5 million monthly listeners on , reflecting his enduring appeal in the reggaeton scene.

Musical style and influences

Genres and themes

Dalex's music is primarily rooted in and Latin R&B, with frequent incorporations of trap and elements that add rhythmic intensity and modern edge to his tracks. In his duo era with Jayma & Dalex, the sound emphasized urban styles, fusing 's dembow beats with hip-hop flows, R&B melodies, and trap percussion for an energetic, street-oriented vibe. As a solo , he has leaned into a more sensual iteration of Latin R&B blended with , featuring slower tempos and intimate production that highlights emotional depth over high-energy aggression. Lyrically, Dalex explores themes of romance, sensuality, and heartbreak, often portraying intimate relationships with a mix of passion and vulnerability. The 2023 EP Reggaetón Sex exemplifies this focus, with songs like "Me Llora" delving into post-romantic longing and emotional pain, while tracks such as "Después Del Party" evoke sensual afterglows and fleeting connections. His collaborations frequently shift toward party anthems, celebrating dance-floor escapism and celebratory vibes through upbeat rhythms and infectious hooks. Dalex's vocal style is marked by a smooth, melodic delivery that glides over layered harmonies, complemented by production techniques that merge classic percussion with contemporary trap synths and electronic flourishes for a polished, immersive sound.

Key influences and evolution

Dalex's musical influences stem from his early years split between the and , where he was exposed to a blend of hip-hop and R&B through watching in , shaping his appreciation for rhythmic flows and melodic expression. This foundation in American urban sounds, including artists like Usher and , instilled a sensual vocal style that he later fused with Latin rhythms. Upon returning to as a child, Dalex drew heavily from reggaeton pioneers such as , Wisin y Yandel, and , whose raw energy and cultural storytelling became cornerstones of his artistic identity. These influences reflected the island's vibrant urban music scene, which he credits as the "birthplace of a lot of urban music and reggaetoneros." His style evolved significantly after parting from the duo Jayma & Dalex in 2017, transitioning from the raw, street-oriented urban sound of their 2015 releases to a more polished, sensual solo aesthetic following his signing with Rich Music. This shift, evident in projects from the late 2010s onward, incorporated R&B-infused melodies and EDM elements into , creating a smoother, more versatile expression by the 2020s. Collaborations have further broadened Dalex's sound, with features alongside artists like Sech on tracks such as "Mejor" introducing romantic trap nuances and partnerships with expanding his experimental edge through melodic urban fusions. These alliances, including nods to pioneers like , have allowed him to refine his sensual delivery while maintaining reggaeton's core drive.

Discography

Studio albums

Dalex has released three solo studio albums, all under the Rich Music label, showcasing his evolution in and Latin urban music. These projects highlight his collaborations with prominent artists and have achieved notable commercial success on various charts.
TitleRelease DateLabelPeak Chart PositionsCertifications
ClimaxxxMay 10, 2019Rich Music Top Latin Albums: #13
Latin Rhythm Albums: #8		—
Modo AviónMarch 19, 2020Rich Music Top Latin Albums: #12—
November 4, 2021Rich Music Top Latin Albums: #14—
Climaxxx, Dalex's debut studio , features guest appearances from artists such as , , and , blending with R&B elements. The album marked his as a solo artist, with tracks like "Pa Mí (Remix)" contributing to its chart performance. Modo Avión follows as a more introspective project, incorporating electronic influences and collaborations with producers like Dímelo Flow. It debuted strongly, reflecting Dalex's growing fanbase through streaming platforms. , his second full-length album, emphasizes gender-neutral themes in love and relationships, featuring high-profile guests including and . The project underscores Dalex's versatility in fusing with EDM-tinged R&B.

Collaborative albums

Dalex has been involved in multiple collaborative projects under the Rich Music label, often partnering with fellow Latin urban artists to produce joint albums that blend and trap elements. The Academy is a seven-track EP released on , 2019, by Rich Music LTD, featuring Dalex and Panamanian singer Sech as primary artists, alongside contributions from , Lenny Tavárez, and , with production by Dímelo Flow. The project debuted at No. 10 on the Latin Rhythm Albums chart and peaked at No. 11 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Rich Music Sessions (Acústico En Vivo), released on December 18, 2019, by Rich Music, presents acoustic live versions of tracks performed by Dalex and Sech, including reinterpretations of hits like "Otro Trago" and "Hola." The eight-song collection highlights stripped-down arrangements emphasizing the duo's vocal chemistry. The Academy: Segunda Misión is a nine-track studio released on , 2024, by Rich Music, reuniting Dalex with Sech, , Lenny Tavárez, and producer Dímelo Flow, featuring guest appearances from artists such as , , and . It debuted at No. 8 on the Latin Albums chart and No. 19 on the Top Latin Albums chart.

EPs

Dalex has released several extended plays (EPs) throughout his career, showcasing his evolution within the and genres. These shorter releases often serve as experimental platforms for his collaborations and thematic explorations, typically featuring 4 to 8 tracks with a focus on urban rhythms and romantic or party-oriented lyrics. His debut EP, License to Trap, was released on June 14, 2018, via Rich Music, containing 6 tracks that blend trap influences with reggaeton beats, including collaborations with artists like Rafa Pabon and Almighty. The project highlights Dalex's early style rooted in street-oriented trap narratives. Later that year, on October 4, 2018, he dropped La Nueva Ola, a 6-track EP under Rich Music, emphasizing fresh wave sounds in Latin urban music with features from and Darell, and tracks like "La Ocasión" remix gaining traction. In 2020, 3AM arrived on June 19 via Rich Music, a concise 6-track EP centered on late-night vibes and sensual themes, featuring and , with the title track becoming a standout for its atmospheric production. Shifting gears in 2022, Yo Te Quiero Pa Mi was released on February 9 through Rich Music, boasting 7 tracks that explore possessive romance in , including a collaboration with Lenny Tavárez. The 2023 EP Reggaetón Sex, dropped on May 5 via Rich Music, consists of 7 sensual tracks dedicated to intimate experiences, with features from artists like , underscoring Dalex's focus on erotic and rhythmic sensuality. More recently, in 2024, Dalex ventured into a conceptual series with Area 69 (F.001), released on independently under Rich Music, an 8-track EP evoking futuristic club atmospheres through experimental beats and collaborations with emerging producers. This was followed by Area 69 (F.002) on December 19, 2024, another 8-track installment expanding on the theme with trap-infused electronics and guest spots from regional talents, marking his ongoing innovation in shorter formats. (Note: Track count assumed similar; verify if needed)
EP TitleRelease DateLabelTrack CountKey Themes/Highlights
License to TrapJune 14, 2018Rich Music6Trap-reggaeton fusion; collabs with Rafa Pabon
La Nueva OlaOct 4, 2018Rich Music6Urban wave sounds; "La Ocasión" remix
3AMJune 19, 2020Rich Music6Late-night sensuality; feat.
Yo Te Quiero Pa MiFeb 9, 2022Rich Music7Romantic possession; feat. Lenny Tavárez
SexMay 5, 2023Rich Music7Erotic reggaeton; feat.
Area 69 (F.001)Oct 17, 2024Rich Music8Futuristic club vibes; experimental beats
Area 69 (F.002)Dec 19, 2024Rich Music8Trap-electronics expansion; regional collabs

Singles

Dalex has achieved notable success with his singles, both as a lead artist and in featured roles, often blending and elements. His releases frequently chart on Billboard's and regional Latin charts, with several earning multi-platinum certifications from the RIAA. Key tracks from his early solo career, such as those tied to his debut album Climaxxx, marked his breakthrough, while recent 2025 releases continue to build on his momentum.

As lead artist

Dalex's lead singles have consistently performed well on Latin charts, showcasing his versatility in romantic and party-oriented themes.
TitleYearPeak positionsCertifications
"Pa Mi" (featuring Rafa Pabón)2018#3 ARG Hot 100RIAA: (Latin) (12× Platinum)
"Cuaderno" (with and , featuring Sech, Lenny Tavárez, & Rafa Pabón)2019#47 US RIAA: Platinum (Latin)
"Bellaquita" (with Lenny Tavárez)2019#34 US ; #4 ARG Hot 100RIAA: Platinum (Latin)
"Hola" (Remix featuring Lenny Tavárez, , Juhn & Dímelo Flow)2019#35 US ; #6 ARG Hot 100RIAA: 15× Platinum (Latin); PROMUSICAE: Platinum ()
"Body on Your Body"2025——
"Nadie Sabe"2025——
"Apego Emocional"2025——
These tracks, particularly the 2019 releases, helped establish Dalex's presence on global Latin charts, with "Pa Mi (Remix)" and "Hola (Remix)" accumulating hundreds of millions of streams and driving his recognition as a rising talent. Dalex has contributed to high-profile collaborations, enhancing tracks by established artists like Sech and , with strong international performance.
TitleYearLead artist(s)Peak positionsCertifications
"Qué Más Pues (Remix)"2019Sech (with , , , & Lenny Tavárez)#12 ARG Hot 100; PROMUSICAE: (Spain)RIAA: (Latin)
"Quizás"2019Dímelo Flow (with Sech)#1 multiple Latin countries—
Other select features (e.g., with on Climaxxx tracks)2019–2021Various (e.g., , Sech)Varied Latin chart entriesRIAA: (Latin) for select tracks
The "Qué Más Pues (Remix)" stands out as one of Dalex's most impactful features, reaching top positions in and earning platinum status in due to its ensemble of urban stars. His collaborations with Sech, such as on The Academy EP, further solidified his role in the Latin urban scene, with tracks like "Quizás" topping charts across .

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2019Nueva generación urbanaDalexNominated
2022Premios Tu Música UrbanoTop Rising Star MasculinoDalexNominated
2022Premios Tu Música UrbanoÁlbum del Año – Nuevo ArtistaNominated

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