Dalas Review Biography: Girlfriend, Age, Ethnicity, Assault, YouTube, Net Worth, Instagram, Controversy

Dalas Review, born as Daniel José Santomé Lemus, is a Spanish YouTuber, streamer, and author who became widely known for his provocative videos, commentary, and outspoken personality.

Over time he amassed millions of followers on YouTube by building a channel around reviews, commentary, and social-media content — evolving from early short films and vlogs to a major presence in Spanish-language internet culture.

His bold opinions, controversial statements, and consistent output made him both highly popular and frequently debated.

Profile

• Full name: Daniel José Santomé Lemus
• Nickname: Dalas Review
• Date of birth: October 31, 1993
• Age: 32 years old
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
• Nationality: Spanish
• Profession: YouTuber, Twitch streamer, writer/novelist
• Height: 1.73 m
• Parents: N/A
• Siblings: Sister — Ariadna Cabrero Lemus
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: N/A
• Religion: Atheist
• Ethnicity: Spanish (Canarian)
• Net worth: US$ 1.16 million to US$ 6.96 million

Early Life and Education

Daniel José Santomé Lemus was born on October 31, 1993, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. He began using computers at a very young age, and as a child showed interest in multimedia creation: by his early teenage years he was already experimenting with 3D modeling and video editing.

Later, he enrolled in a multimedia degree program, though he did not complete it — opting instead to pursue content creation full-time. He has a sister, Ariadna Cabrero Lemus.

Personal Life

Dalas Review has had public relationships, including a past relationship with a content creator known online as “Miare.” As of the most recent, there is no widely confirmed information about a spouse or children.

Career

Dalas Review’s career dates back to the early days of YouTube. In 2005 — around when YouTube first emerged — he began experimenting with videos: initially posting subtitled foreign movie trailers for comedic effect. In 2010 he launched a channel called DTeamVlogs; a video criticizing fans of Justin Bieber helped him gain early attention.

On June 23, 2012, he created his main channel, “Dalas Review,” which grew significantly over time through a mix of reviews, commentary, vlogs, and provocative content.

As his subscriber base grew into the millions, he expanded his output: beyond regular YouTube content, he has written novels, launched side channels, and even attempted to build alternative platforms for content distribution.

He has authored at least two books: a novel titled “Fugitivos en el tiempo” (2016) and another called “The Ink. Más allá de la magia” (2017). Over the years he experimented with various formats and topics — from gaming clips to social commentary — remaining a controversial but persistent figure in Spanish-language social media.

Awards

• Botón de Diamante (Diamond Play Button) from YouTube for surpassing a subscriber milestone.

Net worth

Dalas Review’s net worth is estimated between the range of US$ 1.16 million up to roughly US$ 6.96 million. Much of his income comes from YouTube advertising, sponsorship deals, possibly merchandising, and revenue from his written works.

Controversy

Dalas Review has been involved in multiple controversies, some of which have generated significant legal consequences. In 2017, another YouTuber Wismichu published a video titled “Así es Dalas Review,” in which he accused Dalas of various misdeeds including gender-based violence, calling him a “psychopath,” “hiena,” and other harsh insults.

As a result, Dalas lost hundreds of thousands of subscribers, briefly hid his subscriber count, and had his channel briefly removed before it was restored.

In late 2018, Dalas was tried on accusations of child sexual cyberbullying and sexual abuse. A fan — a minor at the time — claimed he had inappropriate communications with her, including sharing a topless photo and subsequent alleged contact. In December 2018, he was acquitted due to lack of evidence.

More recently, in 2023 a court ruled that Dalas Review defamed the father of his ex-girlfriend (legally known as María Rubio Sánchez) by calling him an abuser and other insults in multiple videos. As a result, he was ordered to pay approximately €12,000 in damages (around US$13,000), delete the offending videos, and publish a video reading the court sentence weekly for a month.

Social Media

• YouTube: Dalas Review
• X (Twitter): @DalasReview
• Instagram: @dalasito
• Twitch: DalasReview

Books

• Fugitivos en el tiempo (2016)
• The Ink. Más allá de la magia (2017)