Known by his unmistakable tag “Dame Sonido, Babilom,” Danny Manuel Benítez is one of the Dominican Republic’s most respected and sought-after producers. As a co-owner of 3rd Eye Records, Babilom plays a foundational role in shaping the sonic identity of the label while continuing to deliver genre-defining records across the Latin urban space. His ability to seamlessly blend underground grit with commercial appeal has made him a go-to collaborator for some of the most prominent voices in Dembow and Latin trap.

Babilom’s breakout came with the chart-topping single "La Rubia," a massive hit that earned Gold and Platinum certifications in Spain, followed by an international remix featuring Omar Montes that went multi-Platinum. These accolades put Babilom on the map globally, but in the Dominican Republic, his reputation was already sealed through consistent work with artists like El Alfa, Yomel El Meloso, Angel Dior, and Braulio Fogón — all of whom define the modern Dembow movement.

His production style is marked by tight drum programming, infectious melodies, and an instinctual understanding of what moves both dance floors and digital audiences. Babilom doesn’t just make beats — he architects moments, elevating an artist’s voice while building a sound that resonates beyond borders.

As a studio leader and visionary, he’s quietly shaped the sound of artists like Darlyn Nay, El Cherry Scom, Flow 28, La Más Doll, Mesy Omy, and Mestizo Is Back, among others. Whether working with veterans or new talent, Babilom approaches every session with precision and purpose, maintaining the same high standards that earned him recognition from some of the biggest names in Latin music.

With global momentum and a deep understanding of Dominican street culture, Babilom is not only pushing sound forward — he’s opening doors. His growing catalog and strategic vision continue to position him as one of the most important producers to watch in the next wave of international Latin music.