Dillom Biography: Age, Parents, Net Worth, Girlfriend, Height, Songs, Albums, Real Name

Biography

Dylan León Masa, known as Dillom, is a celebrated Argentine rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer born on December 5, 2000, in Buenos Aires.

Emerging in 2018 with his self-produced track “Drippin,” he gained prominence through his collaboration with Bizarrap and hits like “Superglue.”

A key figure in Argentina’s new wave of urban music, Dillom blends trap, rap, rock, and punk influences. His debut album, Post Mortem (2021), earned a Premios Gardel nomination, followed by his acclaimed 2024 album Por Cesárea, featuring collaborations with Andrés Calamaro and Lali Espósito. He is also a member of the Rip Gang collective and founder of Bohemian Groove.

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Dillom
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Dylan León Masa
Stage Name:	Dillom
Born:	5 December 2000 (age 24 years old)
Place of Birth:	Balvanera, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nationality:	Argentine
Education:	N/A
Height:	N/A
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Masa
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Rapper • Singery
Net Worth:	$323,000-$11.64 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Dylan León Masa, known professionally as Dillom, was born on December 5, 2000, in Balvanera, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and raised in the Colegiales neighbourhood.

His ethnicity is Argentine. Dillom has stated he is not religious, explicitly noting he was not Jewish despite his father’s conversion to Orthodox Judaism during his childhood.

Dillom grew up in a dysfunctional household. His parents divorced when he was eight years old. His mother struggled with drug and alcohol addiction, which led to her incarceration, while his father, who had remarried and converted to Orthodox Judaism, imposed strict religious customs that Dillom found restrictive, such as observing Shabbat.

This strained relationship led to Dillom being kicked out of his father’s home, after which he briefly slept in a plaza before moving in with a friend. No information is available on siblings.

His educational details are limited, but Dillom abandoned formal schooling at the age of 15 to pursue a music career. He took courses to learn English and began playing the guitar and bass by age 10, influenced by his father, who was part of a punk band and introduced him to music production software like FL Studio.

Dillom’s early exposure to punk music, including bands like The Ramones, influenced his musical style, which later blended with trap, hip-hop, and rap. At 15, he began producing beats for local rappers in Barrio 31, a villa miseria in Retiro, Buenos Aires, marking his entry into the urban music scene.

Career

Dillom, born Dylan León Masa, is an Argentine rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer known for pushing the boundaries of Latin urban music. He began his musical journey at just 15, producing beats for local rappers in Barrio 31, Buenos Aires.

In 2018, Dillom made his debut with the self-produced single “Drippin,” which quickly gained traction in Argentina’s underground scene. His breakthrough came in 2019 with “BZRP Music Sessions #9“, a viral freestyle collaboration with Bizarrap that garnered millions of streams and elevated his profile in the Latin trap movement. That same year, he released tracks like “Superglue” and joined the Rip Gang collective, collaborating with artists such as Muerejoven.

Dillom‘s artistry took a major leap in 2021 with the release of his debut album, Post Mortem. The project fused trap, rap, rock, and punk, earning critical acclaim and a Premios Gardel nomination for Best Urban Music Album. Hits like “Opa” and “Piso 13” showcased his versatility and dark, provocative style. Around this time, he also founded Bohemian Groove, a label and creative hub that supports emerging talent in the Argentine music scene.

In 2022, Dillom continued to experiment with sounds, releasing “Rocketpowers” with Saramalacara, further solidifying his reputation as an innovative artist unafraid to break genre boundaries.

His 2024 sophomore album, Por Cesárea, was met with widespread critical acclaim. The record blended hip hop, cumbia rebajada, and rock, featuring collaborations with music legends like Andrés Calamaro and Lali Espósito.

Standout tracks such as “Muñecas” and “Cirugía” highlighted his sharp storytelling and provocative lyricism. To promote the album, Dillom performed a sold-out show at Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires and embarked on a successful European tour.

Expanding beyond music, Dillom made his acting debut in the 2024 film El Jockey, proving his artistic range extends far beyond the recording studio.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Dillom
• Facebook: Dillom
• Instagram: Dillom (@rip.dillom)
• TikTok: Dillom (@dillom666)
• YouTube: DILLOM

Personal Life

Dylan León Masa, known as Dillom, was born on December 5, 2000. As of today, he is 24 years old.

Dillom is not married or has no wife. He has not been reported to have entered into any marriages. Dillom has no children.

Dillom’s height is unavailable in public sources. Dillom is possibly single, with no verified reports of a girlfriend or significant romantic partners.

Net Worth

Dylan León Masa, known as Dillom, has an estimated net worth that ranges from $323,000 to $11.64 million.

These estimates are primarily based on YouTube ad revenue, music streams, and sponsorships, though his actual wealth may be higher due to additional income from his label, Bohemian Groove, and live performances.

Discography

Studio Albums

• Post Mortem (2021, Bohemian Groove)
  • Released: December 1, 2021
  • Notable tracks: “Opa,” “Piso 13,” “Pelotuda,” “Rocketpowers,” “La Primera,” “Hegemónica” (feat. L-Gante)
  • Description: An 18-track concept album blending hip hop, horrorcore, pop, rock, industrial, and trap, addressing themes like childhood, family, fame, and existentialism. Received widespread acclaim and three Premios Gardel 2022 nominations, including Best Urban Music Album.
• Por Cesárea (2024, Bohemian Groove)
  • Released: April 26, 2024
  • Notable tracks: “Últimamente,” “Cirugía,” “Muñecas,” “La Carie” (feat. Lali Espósito), “Mi Peor Enemigo” (feat. Andrés Calamaro)
  • Description: A 12-track album praised for its dense, cinematic storytelling and mix of hip hop, trap, cumbia rebajada, and rock. Nominated for Best Alternative Music Album at the 2024 Latin Grammys.

EPs

• Portal Sessions (2024, Bohemian Groove)
  • Released: November 28, 2024
  • Description: A collaborative EP with Santiago Motorizado, featuring reimagined versions of two Dillom songs, two tracks by Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado, and one by Los Twist.
• Ad Honorem (2023, Bohemian Groove)
  • Released: October 11, 2023
  • Description: Includes collaborations with Ill Quentin and MECHAYRXMEO, showcasing experimental trap and hip hop elements.

Singles

• “Drippin” (2018, Lost Boys) – Debut single, self-produced, marking his entry into the Argentine trap scene.
• “Superglue” (2018, Lost Boys) – A key track that boosted his early fame.
• “Draco” (2018)
• “Casipegado” (2018)
• “Dudade” (2020, Bohemian Groove) – His most successful solo single, with over 38 million Spotify streams and 41 million YouTube views as of September 2022.
• “Sauce” (2021) – A funk-infused standalone single.
• “Tinty Nasty” (2021, feat. L-Gante) – Released post-Post Mortem, with over 80 million YouTube views.
• “Ola de Suicidios” (2023) – Standalone single released during Por Cesárea development.
• “¿Qué Vas a Hacer Tan Sola Hoy?” (2024) – A cover of Viejas Locas’ song, released November 6, 2024.

Notable Collaborations

• “BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 9” (2019, with Bizarrap) – A viral freestyle session that significantly increased his international recognition.
• “Dos” (2022, with Miranda!) – Featured on the Argentine pop duo’s single.
• “1312” (2020, with Pussy Riot) – Featured on the Russian punk band’s track.
• “AYAYAY” (2024, with Noga Erez) – Featured on her album The Vandalist.
• Other collaborations include tracks with Wos, Juan Lopez, ODD MAMI, Six Sex, and Saramalacara.

Other Contributions:

• Dillom is part of the Rip Gang collective (with Ill Quentin, Muerejoven, ODD Mami, Taichu, Saramalacara) and the trap group Talented Broke Boys, with whom he released a mixtape in 2019.
• Founded Bohemian Groove, his record label, in 2020, supporting his solo work and other artists.
• Acted in the 2024 film El Jockey, expanding his artistic presence beyond music