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Dywolf is an emerging urban artist from Santa Marta, Colombia, known for blending the rawness of the streets with the depth of art. His sound stands out through a unique fusion of reggaetón de la mata, R&B, trap, and dancehall—wrapped in a conceptual and emotional narrative that transcends genres.

Influenced by street art, especially graffiti, Dywolf doesn’t just make music—he creates atmospheres. His second album, “Umami: The Last Meal”, reaffirms his identity with a sonic journey that explores emotional flavors and human contrasts, as if each track were a different dish in a symbolic last supper.

More than beats, Dywolf delivers sensations. His style resonates with those who seek depth in urban music—and who understand that true art can also rise from concrete.