Mexican-born and Washington, D.C.-based, Los XL is a DJ, producer, and artist working at the intersection of Latin culture and electronic music. Moombahton is the foundation of a sound that moves through Latin music, dancehall, hip-hop, and global bass.
Coming out of the Washington, D.C. scene that gave birth to Moombahton, he developed a genre-blurring approach to connecting sounds and audiences. His work has been featured by Remezcla, with releases through Buygore and Good Enuff alongside independent releases on his own imprint, CRTV Music, distributed by EMPIRE.
His Billboard Latin Digital Song Sales entries include "Siente El Calor" with Mannie D Cruz, which debuted at No. 6, and "Alarma" with Jefferson D Lion, which debuted at No. 7. His music has also appeared in VICE's What Would Diplo Do? and Netflix's Fast & Furious: Spy Racers.
In 2026, Los XL produced and mastered Jason Cerda's "Golazo," whose music video featured the Washington Spirit and Audi Field. Cerda performed the song at the club's Worldwide Culture Match.
A member of the Recording Academy and the Latin Recording Academy, Los XL continues to build connections through original releases, collaborations, remixes, and music for larger cultural moments.
