Dvicio Tickets

Dvicio has been making waves since their debut in 2014 and show no sign of slowing down.

The Spanish pop group was initially formed in 2009 under the name Tiempo Limite. Brothers Andrés and Martin Ceballos Sanchez and their childhood friends Alberto Gonzalez, Luis Gonzalvo and Nacho Gotor decided they were destined to make music together. The group released a handful of songs, including "Dueña de mi mente" and "Detrás de mis miedos."

After winning a music competition organized by ABC Punto Radio and signing with Sony Music Spain, the group decided to change their name to Dvicio, riffing off what they claim is a Hispanic expression that means "everything is cool, everything is fine."

And everything is definitely fine for the pop quintet.

With soulful ballads and infectious pop hooks, the band won over fans with their 2014 debut album Justo Ahora. Their single "Paraíso" from the debut album became a viral hit on YouTube with over 10 million views in just a year. McDonald's Spain even used the song in promotional ads and tutorial videos.

The release of 2015's Justo Ahora y Siempre added English versions of popular singles "Paraíso" and "Enamórate" to their increasingly popular discography. Their catchy tunes and impressive vocal skills have created a massive fanbase in Spain and internationally.

The band's upbeat musical style takes the foreground on their 2020 album Impulso. The songs are made for dancing, full of pop hooks that will get stuck in your head for days and upbeat rhythms inspired by traditional Latin music. Dvicio's impressive catalog of hits is sure to get you hooked.

One of the stand-out tracks on the album is "Epiphany," a song about making mistakes and learning from them. It's a perfect anthem for anyone who has ever felt like they've been knocked down but gotten back up again. The video is a throwback to the 1970s, with retro peace, love and harmony vibes. The video explores how our perceptions can change reality. It's a powerful message that there's always hope and that staying alive is the best reason to keep trying.

Having the ability to talk directly to fans through their music is something that the band thrives on. During an interview with Greek magazine SounDarts, band member Andrés Ceballos explained that the most important part about making music is sharing ideas with the world to change lives for the better.

That infectious energy is what they bring to their live performances for the legions of old fans and new alike. Get tickets to see Dvicio on tour today at Ticketmaster.