Alejandro Arce Delgado

Alejandro Arce Delgado, better known by his stage name Dale Pututi, is a Cuban singer, songwriter and music producer from Villa Clara province who grew up in a family of musicians. The family nickname "Pututi" reportedly comes from a band his father led in Cuba.

After settling in the United States he began working alongside his brother, producer Ángel Arce, and first made his name behind the mixing desk with productions for artists such as Gente de Zona and Aymée Nuviola. In 2020 he earned his first Latin Grammy nomination, for Best Urban Song, as a co-writer of "Muchacha" by Gente de Zona and Becky G.

He also launched a solo career with the album "Epicentro." In 2025 he teamed up with singer and producer Nesty (Ernesto Alejandro Galguera) on the EP "2049," and the duo has since released songs including "Tata (La Conga)," "Personaje (La Rumba)," "Efímero" with Erick Brian and "Los despechaos" with Tito El Bambino, their first Billboard chart entry. In September 2026 they signed with Warner Music Latina and were announced as performers at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami.