Andrés Ceballos Sánchez

Growing up in Madrid, he started his career playing with the group currently known as Dvicio, under the name Tiempo Limite. They released the songs "Dueña de Mi Mente" and "Detras de Mis Miedos." Around 2011 they went on a radio show and won a contest for making a cover song of "Titanium" [3]

In 2013 the group changed their name to Dvicio and signed with Sony Music Spain, which released their single "Paraiso" in 2014.[4]

In 2015, Andres was featured in Spanish artist Maria Parrado song called Frio and a music video was also released.[5] On June 2015, Andres sang with vocal artist Abraham Mateo as a duo for one of his hit songs, "Another Heartbreak" where it came out exclusively in Abraham's DVD album. Then on YouTube.[6]

In 2016, Andres was featured in Portuguese group D.A.M.A song called "A veces" and a music video was also released.[7] By the end of 2016 Andres had it rough for him when he was introducing the award to the late singer Juan Gabriel who had died days ago. He was bashed for waiting for someone to pick up the award, which Andres thought one of his people would pick up, he made himself look bad in front of the audience in the Gaffe at The Latin Grammys. He apologized moments later in their recaps of the events, in which he stated "I thought someone from his record producers or a family was going to come down and get the award." and apologized for his misunderstanding with the late singer on live television at the event and social media from the backlash.[8]

In April 2017, Dvicio released the album Qué Tienes Tú and embarked on a tour around Mexico. On June 2, Andrés's was featured in Italian singer Baby K song which was released, titled "Voglio ballare con te".[9] The song "Voglio ballare con te" has surpassed Gold and has now reached platinum status.[10][11] On September 8, 2017 Baby K made the song in Spanish with Andres. The song title is Locos Valientes.[12]