Dalyboy Belgason, an Afro-Cuban artist, has spent a lifetime creating waves in both the music and film industries. Raised in Miami and Spanish Harlem, New York, his upbringing was steeped in diverse cultural influences, which influenced his artistic style today. Known for blending Afrobeat, Reggae, and Hip-Hop, Dalyboy’s music is not only an expression of creativity but also a reflection of his life’s struggles and experiences.

From a young age, music was Dalyboy’s lifeblood. He describes it as his “world,” and his passion for creating beats and telling stories through sound has only grown over the years. His tracks, charged with emotion and energy, resonate with audiences from Africa to the Caribbean.

His 2019 music video *Drippin* was a breakout success, becoming a viral hit across Africa and the Caribbean islands, including Jamaica and Haiti. His recent single *No Money No Love*, released in 2023, also garnered significant attention and plays on Boomplay.

But Dalyboy’s talents extend far beyond music. Born on July 29, he is a multi-talented film director, actor, producer, software engineer, and entrepreneur. His Igbo name, Kachisicho, hints at his Nigerian roots, as his father hails from Ihiala in Anambra State. Raised by his Cuban grandmother, Soya Lalane, after the early years with his parents, Dalyboy’s life has been a rich tapestry of cultural experiences and exquisite influences.

His career trajectory took an interesting turn when, at 18, he joined the U.S. Army, serving eight years on active duty. Following his military service, Dalyboy pursued higher education, earning a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Computer Engineering from Nova Southeastern University and later completing a Master Degree in Information Systems and Cybersecurity from the University of Phoenix.

In addition to his success in music, Dalyboy has made a significant impact in film. His 2015 short film *Heartbreakers Revenge* earned him multiple five start reviews from critics, including four awards and seven nominations at the MPAH Movie Awards, a nomination at the San Diego Black Film Festival, and five nominations at the Nollywood and African Film Critics Awards. In December 2020, he won the Best Movie in Diaspora Award from the Red Feather Awards in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

In 2021, the success of Dalyboy’s single *Shake It on Gaad* won Spotify plaque for obtaining 1 millions + streams and cemented his place as a rising musical star to be reckoned with. His collaborative hit *I’m Feeling You Baby*, released in September 2022 with Darina Victry, further underlines his versatility as an artist.

Dalyboy’s current ventures are just as ambitious. This December, he’s set to film *Heartbreakers Revenge 2* in Ghana, an Amazon Prime project with high expectations. Musically, he’s preparing to release several new tracks, including *Omoge*, *Body Talk* featuring Pardon C, and *Obim*.

Beyond his artistic pursuits, Dalyboy is a committed philanthropist. Through the Dalyboy Belgason Foundation, He provides crucial funding and supplies for school and canal construction work in Haiti and Nigeria, further demonstrating his dedication to giving back to communities in need.

Whether it’s through his music, his films, or his charitable work, Dalyboy Belgason is a creative rising icon whose influence continues to grow. His journey from the streets to the global stage is a testament to his hard work, perseverance, and relentless drive to make a difference.