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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Santomé and the second or maternal family name is Lemus.
Dalas Review
Dalas Review in 2013
Personal information
Born
Daniel José Santomé Lemus

(1993-10-31) 31 October 1993 (age 31)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Occupations
Partners
  • Miare (2013–2015)
  • Lizy P (2016–present)
YouTube information
Channels
LocationRepublic of Ireland
Years active2005-present
Genre(s)Speed painting (2010)
Short films (2010-2011)
Reviews (2012-present)
Gameplays (2011-present)
Subscribers11.3 million Edit this at Wikidata[1]
(July 2024)
100,000 subscribers2015
1,000,000 subscribers2016
10,000,000 subscribers2021
Twitch information
Channel
Genre(s)Influencers-related gossip, critics and interviews
Followers995,000

Daniel José Santomé Lemus (born 31 October 1993), better known by his username Dalas Review, or simply Dalas, is a Spanish YouTuber with more than 10 million subscribers on his main channel.[2] He has also authored two novels, Fugitives in Time (2016) and The Ink. Beyond the Magic (2017). In 2017, he also released a video game called Fur Fun on Steam, which has been unavailable since 2018 due to a lot of critics for the lame gameplay and many bugs in the beta version.

Early life

Daniel José Santomé Lemus was born on 31 October 1993 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.[3][4] He was introduced to computers when he was three and around the age of 11–12, he got into 3D modelling and photo editing. He later enrolled in a multimedia degree, but decided to drop out.[5]

Career

Internet career

In 2005, when the YouTube platform was created, Dalas started grabbing film trailers in other languages to put "subtitles that didn't make any sense". "Dalas" is a combination of the first two letters of his first name, the first letter of his second last name and the first two letters of his first name the other way around.[5] He started his career in 2010 with a channel named DTeamVlogs, achieving virality with a video criticizing Justin Bieber's fans named "La niña believer". His main channel "Dalas Review" was created in 2012.[6] In July 2017, Dalas won the Tolete Award for his parody of the Canarian accent in a video entitled "Imitating 15 accents of Spain and Latin America (Very Bad)".[7][non-primary source needed] In January 2021 he created a Pornhub account where he intended to upload videos about sexual education.[8]

Writing career

In 2016, he released Fugitivos en el tiempo (Fugitives in Time),[5] a science fiction novel starring Uriel and based on time travel,[9] Fugitivos en el tiempo sold 16,000 units in four editions, and in addition he signed several copies of his book in Málaga.[10] In November 2017, he released La tinta. Más allá de la magia, a novel that tells the story of Sveia, a young woman who is misunderstood both by her environment and by her bad relationship with her parents and classmates, but soon she would see herself immense in a magical world inhabited by supernatural creatures. During the launch of the book, Dalas affirmed that instead of the traditional book signings, he would carry out a kind of shows that would include activities that include reading a fragment of his book.[11]

Stardeos

In August 2021, he released the beta version of the website Stardeos, a site similar to YouTube,[12] for which he invested in for a total of nine months,[13] and that he would try to be more permissive with the creators, in addition they would receive higher income than on other platforms.[12] Among the main premises of the website are not to censor videos and not to delete channels, unless a judge dictates it,[14] on other hand the videos will not be demonetized.[15]

During the first four hours after the release, the website was down due to high traffic of more than 150,000 users per minute.[16] This is due to the fact that the capacity of the servers that Dalas hired could not support large amounts of connected users.[17] In October 2021, the Stardeos platform would be active again and the Wrixy website, a place where you could publish novels or any literature related content went offline due to Dalas not being able to pay maintenance costs on time, specifically about five days.[18][19]

In October 2021, he uploaded a video in which he mentions several anecdotes of the 200 people who were involved in the project. He explained that several of those who were going to work on the project ended up admitting that they simply wanted to personally chat with him. He also mentions that he contacted "apparently serious" companies, of which one of them did not meet even 15% of the progress they promised they were going to make in the project. On the other hand, his sleep hours decreased when he went to work on the Stardeos project, after the fall that he had a few months ago.[20]

During the development of Stardeos, Daniel contacted some YouTubers and streamers to ask them to create a Stardeos account to upload demonetized videos from other platforms. Among them were Arigameplays and Juan Guarnizo, who completely ignored his messages, causing Dalas to get upset and stop following them.[21][22] In March 2022, he uploaded a video on Stardeos where he insults, despises and physically threatens alleged haters from Twitter. He states that he would upload videos of the same style only for paying subscribers.[23][24]

Other works

Dalas has worked on some video game projects like: Fur Fun, an adventure and platform video game in 3D,[25] released via Steam on February 10, 2017, and developed by a friend of Dalas named Doky, using the program Unreal Engine 4.[26]

The origin of the development began in September 2016 with a campaign of Kickstarter, under the title of "Kewpie - Jazzy", a video game strongly inspired by those of Rare. The project aimed to raise 92,000 euros, however only 650 would be raised. Dalas would then take the project and, in December 8 of that year, it would return under the new name "Fur Fun".[27]

Fur Fun after its official launch on Steam, received generally negative reviews and in January 2018, he announced that he would remove the game from Steam.[28][29] During 2020 and 2021, Dalas was looking for programmers to help in the development of "Fur Fun 2".[30]

On December 23, 2021, Daniel, after having a private conversation with an anonymous person, claimed to have received 10 million euros worth of Bitcoin from the anonymous individual, Dalas's plan has been for a long time to raise as much money as possible to open his laboratory with one objective in mind, stopping ageing, the donor only sent the bitcoins because he wanted them to be used on the research to stop ageing. After the announcement, a series of videos followed suit in which he investigated the source of the bitcoins and who sent them, after finding a hidden message he discovered that the person who sent the bitcoins was from Sinaloa, Mexico. After the discovery no more videos about the donation have been published. His plans to create the laboratory, however, have shifted; he now wants to achieve his goals thanks to machine-learning AI.[31][32]

Personal life

As October 2022, Dalas lives in Ireland with his girlfriend Lizy P, a fashion and make-up YouTuber, to save taxes.[33][34][35] He has a sister, Ariadna Cabrero Lemus, known on social media as Ariann Music.[36] Dalas has been in controversy for several of his comments on politics: he has publicly shown his support for Republican Donald Trump and the Spanish right-wing party Vox.[37][38][39][40] Dalas has also been very critical of the progressive leftist movements in Spain and of taxes, criticizing statism.[41]

He has also been criticized for supposedly having done "misogynistic, homophobic and racist comments."[vague][42][43] In 2019 he had an operation on his nose.[clarification needed][44] In a video uploaded in September 2021, he stated that even if habits are changed, it will be impossible to stop climate change.[45][46]

Controversies

Dalas, Argos and Miare (2016-2021)

The relationship between Daniel Santomé Lemus and María Rubio Sánchez (Miare) ended in March 2016 and Naya Chimlova published a video where she explained why they had finished (currently that video is not available).[47][48] However, on April 19, 2016, Daniel uploaded a video titled "estoy harto de mentiras y por eso hago este vídeo" (I'm sick of lies and that's why i make this video), a video in which he responds to Miare and her accusations against him of being a "stalker".[49][50][51] In August 2016, Interviu published "You're useless, you're a whore", a headline that shows fragments of the complaint that Miare filed against Dalas in July of that same year in a Barcelona court.[52]

On other hand Miare was left with a greyhound named Argos which was adopted in 2015, which is why Dalas sued her to return her dog in June 2016, after having had the trial in July 2017, Dalas won the lawsuit and Miare was forced to return the dog to Dalas.[49][53][54] However, Miare uploaded a half-hour video explaining why she did not agree with the judicial sentence,[49] in addition shows some supposed WhatsApp conversations in which Dalas admitted to having mistreated the dog. These conversations were denied by Dalas in a video uploaded on July 12, 2017 "tenía otro vídeo preparado, pero este mal rollo nunca acabará" (I had another video prepared, but this bad blood will never end).[53] In July 2017, several users such as Anne Reburn, Aida Explorer or Mel Dominguez (focusinvlogs) uploaded videos recounting their alleged cases with Dalas.[55] On other hand Miare went to explain her version to Fina Brunet on TV3's Els Matins.[56]

On December 28, 2018, Dalas, Lizy P and some two of his friends went to the Sant Joan Despí neighborhood, Barcelona, where they found Miare's mother walking the animal to demand that they return the dog. At that moment, allegedly, the father of his ex María gave a strong punch to Lizy and her mother bit in her back a friend of Dalas who was there at the time. This fact led to Lizy P ending up in the emergency room due to pain.[57] In August 2019, he uploaded a video announcing that he denounced Miare for the crime of false complaint.[58][59]

According to Miare's version, she lost Argos and her family adopted a twin named Marlos and Dalas put a complaint against Miare and her mother for misappropriation of the animal, based on that dog was actually Argos. On February 3, 2021, the complaint for misappropriation of Argos against Miare and his mother was ultimately archived after an expert assured that the dog was not Argos. Dalas uploaded on April 23 a 56-minute video in which he assure that the expert had been convinced to made the report where they denied that they were the same dog. On the other hand, Miare published a tweet talking about the complaint.[60] On April 27 he uploaded other video in which he shows how the veterinarian retracted the statement he showed a few months ago, also giving weight to the possibility that this dog is Argos.[61]

Overall problems with Wismichu

Así es Dalas Review (2017-2018)

On October 4, 2017, Wismichu uploaded a video titled "Así es Dalas Review" (This is how Dalas Review is),[62] video that as of February 2021 has 20 million views,[63] and in which apart from bringing out the "miseries" of Dalas Review,[64] he accuses of having several complaints for gender violence,[65] besides insinuating that he fled to Ireland to escape the Spanish law.[66] It refers to him with the pejorative phrases "miserable", "psychopath", "hyena",[67] "bad person", "wretch" and "bastard".[68]

After the Wismichu video, Daniel lost around 310,000 subscribers, going from having 5,700,000 to 5,390,000, this made Dalas Review hide his channel's subscriber count temporarily.[69] On the other hand, Dalas protected his Twitter account on October 5, 2017,[70] however on October 6 of that year, it would be available again,[71] and his YouTube channel was subsequently deleted.[72][73] However, his channel's deletion would not last long, since a few hours later Dalas's channel was reinstated.[74]

In March 2018 he would have an interview with the Los Replicantes, in which he talked about a video in which he would show court documents and evidence that would disprove the lies told against him.[4] On 18 May 2018, Santomé published "se acabó, wismichu e ingrid" (It's over, Wismichu and Ingrid),[62] also known as "el video definitivo" (the definitive video), an hour and forty minutes video in which he denied, all one by one, the accusations made by Wismichu and his ex-girlfriend, Ingrid Míchel (also known as "SoyMia").[52][66]

Complaint against Wismichu (2018-2021)

Review of Daniel's trial against Ismael by the denounced's attorney David Bravo (in Spanish).

In 2018, Daniel sued Ismael for the alleged crime of libel and slander committed in the video "Así es Dalas Review", claiming a penalty of nine months in jail, and a 15,000 euros fine.[75] At the end of 2019 Santomé uploaded to his main channel a video titled "Denuncié a Wismichu" (I sued Wismichu), video in which he talks about the lawsuit filed a year earlier against Prego for the video that "damaged his career". In addition to that, in the video itself, Daniel Santome mentions everything that happened after the video of "Así es Dalas Review".[76]

After several months of that video, on December 17, 2020, the trial was finally held where it would be analyzed whether or not Wismichu actually slandered Dalas.[65] In 2021, the 25th criminal court of Barcelona acquitted Ismael Prego of the accusations of slander and insults perpetuated by Daniel Santome.[77][78]

Video series against Wismichu

On 11 February 2021, Dalas uploaded a video titled "Wismichu: Condenado y con Antecedentes Penales" (Wismichu: convicted and with a criminal record), in which it Dalas shows alleged Ismael's criminal record,[79] to which he had access when he denounced Wismichu. According to account Dalas Review, Wismichu was sentenced to 6 months in prison for cutting the head of a 21-year-old man with a glass bottle,[80] however assures that it was not made public because Ismael Prego had silenced the Spanish judicial system.[81] She also claims to have in her possession audio files of Ingrid where she accuses Ismael of being an alleged abuser.[79]

During the 2021 controversy he accused Ismael of searching for teenagers to ask them to strip naked, with the intention of recording them and publishing them on their website without censorship. On the other hand, he made an appeal to speak with any of his alleged victims to present his case, and as a consequence, an alleged victim appeared in a February 16 video to recount that when she was 14 years old, she showed her boobs together with a friend of hers in one of the Chatroulettes that Wismichu recorded.[82][79]

Child grooming allegations

In April 2018, a 15-year-old Argentina girl named Olivia shared on her Twitter account several screenshots, videos and directs from the supposed conversations she had with Dalas in 2016, the year in which she was about 13 years old. She points out that Dalas sent public photos of his Instagram in his pool without being completely naked, and also shows an identity document to confirm her age.[83] This topic was addressed by the Mexican youtuber Diego De La Mataz, most known as Mexivergas, in a livestream with Dalas from March of that same year and, in 2021, Fabían Pasos, a YouTuber known as Mafian TV interviews this alleged victim from Dalas in a video titled "La Verdad Oscura de Dalas Review" (The dark truth about Dalas Review). Olivia, known on social networks as Olita de Mar, affirmed that Dalas supposedly contacted his father to intimidate him.[84] On November 1, 2020, a Twitter psychologist known as Heleven published a thread in which she talks about the concept of "parasocial grooming" and explains how, according to her, Dalas is supposedly an example of this practice. In that same thread she also gives an example to the American YouTuber Shane Dawson.[85]

Complaint of child sexual abuse

In 2016, Dalas was denounced for "harassment and sexual abuse of minors" and on 30 November 2018, Daniel Santome was tried for that crime against 13-year-old child.[52][86] In addition the Madrid prosecution asked for 5 years in jail,[87][88] 11 of disqualification,[89] and 9 years of estrangement.[90] According to the testimony of the minor of 13, she and Dalas began to communicate through Twitter in 2015 and Dalas sent her a photo of his naked torso.[91] This photo was published by him on his Twitter, a fact that he explained during the trial.[92]

They did not meet in person until 26 January 2016,[93] when she attended a signing of her book "Fugitivos en el Tiempo" held in Madrid, Spain. Both continued talking on WhatsApp and on 8 February 2016,[94] he accompanied her at the Atocha station where he supposedly kissed her and proposed to go to her hotel, but how she refused.[95] Later he went to the Retiro park, place where he allegedly kissed her and touched her vaginal area and her breasts.[96]

Dalas defended himself saying that the photo of the naked torso was a photo that had already been published before, however he admitted that they indeed met in person in 2016 during his book signing. Regarding the alleged sexual encounter that took place on February 8, 2016, I affirm that «it would not have occurred to me in my life to kiss or anything else with someone in a park». Regarding Atocha, he affirms that he was there for about 15 minutes to be able to sign a book that he did not manage to sign. He also adds that they never went to the "Parque del Retiro".[95]

On the other hand, Dalas flatly denied having had any sexual interest with her. He also affirmed that he spoke a lot with her because she assured of her from having various problems at school to suffering abuse from her mother.[97] In December 2018, the Provincial Court of Madrid acquitted Daniel Santome due to lack of evidence after the evidence.[98][99]

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