Dvicio

Originating as members of a band called Tiempo Limite formed in 2009, the Spanish pop group Dvicio featured Andrew Ceballos Sanchez on vocals alongside his brother Martin on bass, with Alberto Gonzalez and Nacho Gotor both contributing guitar and Luis Gonzalvo on drums. Their cover of David Guetta and Sia's "Titanium" earned them first place in a 2011 contest staged by ABC Punto Radio. After adopting the name Dvicio and securing a Sony Music recording deal, they launched their debut single "Paraiso" in 2014. The track gained rapid viral traction when Spanish McDonald's employees produced a flashmob video using the song, prompting the company to feature it in select commercials and driving the single to number three on the Spanish charts. Dvicio issued their first album, Justo Ahora, that same year. An expanded edition of the debut, released in 2015 under the title Justo Ahora y Siempre, functioned as their second full-length effort and contained every track from the original LP plus several newly recorded pieces and English-language renditions of their major hits. Their third album, Qué Tienes Tú, appeared in 2017.