If the name Danny Sanz doesn’t ring a bell yet, you’re officially out of the loop. Formerly known as DMinus, he’s an Australian singer, songwriter, and producer who’s been holding it down for Latin music in a country where reggaeton doesn’t exactly dominate the charts.
He’s performed overseas, in places like Los Angeles, Colombia, France, and Chile. In Australia, he’s opened for artists like J Balvin, Nicky Jam, and Ñejo & Dálmata, and managed to build a loyal international fanbase without changing who he is. He’s a major urban Latin artist from Australia who has been flown out internationally multiple times just to do his thing. That’s rare. And impressive.
Now, he’s back in 2025 with two new tracks—“Coco” and “Ella Se Prende”—and people cannot get enough. Both songs are pure energy. Big beats, sharp hooks, and that signature Danny Sanz flair that somehow makes you want to dance, sweat, and hit replay at the same time. These tracks prove, once again, this guy knows exactly what he’s doing. He’s diving straight in, bringing that bold, sweaty, late-night energy.
And this isn’t his first rodeo. Danny Sanz has been putting in the work since way before “Coco.” His song “Quiero Volver” marked a turning point, landing him a spot on HTV Música and expanding his reach across Latin America. If we look at his past songs like “La Rumba La Traigo Yo,” “Si Se Nos Da,” and now these new tracks, we can see he’s consistently tried to deliver something fresh without ever chasing trends.
What makes Danny stand out is how he fuses genres without trying too hard. Reggaeton, salsa, hip-hop, dancehall—it’s all in there, but it never feels like a mash-up. It feels natural.
We see hundreds of talented artists come and go because not everyone has that staying power. While others fade out after one viral hit, Danny keeps showing up, showing out, and setting the bar higher every time. The man’s got presence. Whether he’s on stage in Sydney or headlining in Medellín, Danny Sanz walks in and owns the room.
There’s also the fact that no one else in Australia is doing what Danny Sanz is doing at this level. He’s not only created his own lane, but he’s brought it all the way to international stages. That’s not luck. That’s talent and consistency showing up year after year.
With “Coco” and “Ella Se Prende,” he’s proving once again that he doesn’t need a full album or a flashy rollout to make noise. Just two songs. And suddenly the whole internet’s moving.
If you haven’t listened yet, do it now! Hit play on “Coco” and “Ella Se Prende,” then head straight to his Instagram and TikTok, and you’ll see what the hype is all about.
