Tito Flow

Tito Flow, born Víctor Efrén Feliz Cuesta on July 15, 1992, in the Ensanche Isabelita neighborhood of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is a distinguished composer and performer in the Latin music scene. Growing up in a family with a deep musical background, Tito Flow developed a passion for music early on, which eventually led him to pursue a career in the industry.

In 2012, Tito Flow began his professional journey by teaming up with Juan Hiciano Félix to form the duo El Champion. This collaboration marked the start of his musical career, which he later continued as a solo artist under the name Tito Flow. Over the years, he has gained recognition for hits like “La Putana,” “Desacato Sin Sian,” “Ya Yo Le Di,” and “En Baja,” all of which highlight his distinctive style and musical versatility.

In 2020, Tito Flow expanded his musical horizon by exploring the dembow genre, working with artists like Yomel, Los Pikilao, El Mega, and Químico Ultra Mega. These collaborations helped establish his place in the music industry while showcasing his adaptability to a wide range of musical influences.

Currently, Tito Flow is working on new projects within the urban genre, collaborating with JD La Firma in Colombia for his upcoming musical releases. His continued innovation and commitment to his craft are making waves in the ever-evolving landscape of Latin music.