Dj Valdi (José Manuel González Valderas) nace en Cartagena (Murcia) el 02 de Junio de 1979. A los 18 años queda en 2º lugar como mejor deejay de la región de Murcia en el concurso organizado por Los 40 Principales y Licor 43.
Un año después, comienza a trabajar como técnico de sonido en el programa despertador ANDA YA de Los 40 principales.
Tras unos años dedicados a la formación como Técnico de Sonido, vuelve a la Radio y comienza a trabajar a las órdenes de Pablo Motos en NO SOMOS NADIE (M80 radio), con el que tras 4 años compartiendo madrugones decide saltar a la tv con EL HORMIGUERO (Cuatro y actualmente en Antena 3)
En 2010 arranca TONTERIAS LAS JUSTAS (Cuatro) con Florentino Fernández, donde despunta por acertar con la selección Musical y sus consecuentes Recopilatorios.
En 2011 el programa da un salto de cadena hacía Neox con OTRA MOVIDA en el mejor estreno de la TDT hasta la fecha y con el que se posiciona Mediáticamente
En 2013 será la tercera apuesta por el mismo equipo para las sobremesas Televisivas, siendo en esta ocasión ASÍ NOS VA (La Sexta)
Actualmente y tras 15 temporadas, es el ambientador Musical de El Hormiguero (Antena 3)
Al mismo tiempo, compagina estos trabajos con la producción musical, habiendo trabajado para sellos como Universal Music, Warner Music, Blanco y Negro, Roster Music y otros tantos. Actualmente es Co-Director de uVeKa Music junto a Kato Jiménez.
Dj Valdi ha pinchado en grandes eventos multitudinarios como Tomorrowland Barcelona 2017, Yolo Music Fest 2019, Mado Worldpride Madrid 201
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Mohombi universe
Coconut tree mohombi
Mohombi discography
Mohombi discography
Studio albums
2
Singles
14
The discography of Swedish-CongoleseR&B singer-songwriter and dancer Mohombi consists of two studio albums and Fourteen singles.
Mohombi collaborated with Swedish rapperLazee on "Do It", which was released in Sweden on 31 May 2010. It debuted at number nine on the Swedish Singles Chart. In Los Angeles, Mohombi was introduced through friends to producer RedOne, whose own background is Swedish-Moroccan. The singer's debut single, "Bumpy Ride" is the first release on RedOne's label 2101 Records, a joint venture with Universal. It was released in the United States on 24 August 2010. Mohombi released "Miss Me" as his debut single in the United Kingdom on 31 October 2010. It features American rapper Nelly. His third single called "Dirty Situation" was released in Europe on 11 November and features R&B singer Akon. "Dirty Situation" is played at the beginning and then again later on in the middle of the music video for "Miss Me". Mohombi's debut album, MoveMeant was released in Europe Monday 28 February 2011 and was scheduled to be released in the US by the end of 2011. Mohombi features on track "Hula hoop" of the 2011 release of Stella Mwangi album "Kinanda". Mohombi's single, "Coconut Tree" features Nicole Scherzinger.
On 2 September 2011 Mohombi released another single called "Maraca" on iTunes in Sweden. Mohombi also recorded the song "Suave (Kiss Me)" with Pitbull & Nayer. He was nominated for Best Swedish Act at the 2011 European Music Awards in Belfast. This Must Be Pop listed him 7th in their Top 10 of 2012. In 2014, he released "I Need Your Love" with Shaggy, Faydee and Costi.
Albums
For albums with Avalon, see Avalon (Swedish group) § Discography.
Singles
For singles with Avalon, see Avalon (Swedish group) § Discography.
As lead artist
As featured
List of songs written by Alexandru Cotoi
Romanian composer, producer and DJ Alexandru Cotoi has written songs for various artists, mostly Romanian. He has written songs under his full name or a shorter version of his first name, Alex Cotoi, and has released music under the pseudonym Sickotoy. Cotoi published his first songs in 2003. In October 2007, while being part of Morandi, he formed the music group Sonichouse alongside Radu Dumitriu, Răzvan Gorcinski, and Victor Bourosu. By September 2009, the group had published five songs on their Myspace profile and announced that they were working on their debut album, which was released on 16 April 2011, titled Supersonic.
During his career, Cotoi has accrued several notable writing credits. He co-wrote nine tracks on Alexandra Stan's 2014 studio album Unlocked, including the singles "Dance", "Thanks for Leaving" and "Vanilla Chocolat". In 2015, he contributed to "Baddest Girl in Town" which appears on Pitbull's ninth studio album Dale. Aside from the single "Sub pielea mea", which peaked at number one in the Commonwealth of Independent States, Romania, and Russia, Cotoi co-wrote three other tracks on Carla's Dreams's debut album Ngoc. He contributed to the group's second album Antiexemplu, writing each track alongside them. Cotoi was also heavily involved in the songwriting process for Irina Rimes's Cosmos and Delia's 7, respectively. In 2019, under the pseudonym Sickotoy, he released his debut single "Addicted" featuring Minelli. The song peaked at number two in Romania. His next single, "You Don't Love Me" featuring Roxen, attained similar success, peaking at number three in Romania and at number seven in Bulgaria.[21]