Dahlia
Lagos

About

Dahlia Lagos is a Colombian-American bilingual singer, songwriter, producer, composer, and Dolby Atmos Certified Engineer whose work spans Latin, reggaetón, pop, folk, and classical music.

She co-wrote and sings the entrance theme for WWE Superstar Lola Vice, heard weekly by an audience of more than 3 million viewers on WWE RAW. Her artist and songwriting work includes collaborations with SERGIO of Operación Triunfo Estados Unidos, FEM'd, Digibich, Heidi Rojas, Limón Limón, and Geoffro. She has written and co-produced multiple singles for SERGIO, including “No Es Fácil,” “Back Up,” and “Fix Me,” co-wrote and co-produced Heidi Rojas' “Jefa,” and co-wrote and is featured on Limón Limón's “Por Ti,” alongside writing credits with Geoffro on “Want It So Bad.”

Dahlia also reimagined, co-produced, and performed “I'm The Grumpy Old Troll (Who Lives Under The Bridge)” for The Great Dora Fiesta, the official 25th-anniversary tribute album for Nickelodeon's Dora the Explorer, released by Republic Records and Nick Jr.

Her music has been featured across television and film, including the 83rd Annual Golden Globes, Vida, The L Word: Generation Q, and HBO's We're Here, as well as Hulu's Latinx Heritage Month series. She has also scored short films including Super Latina and Separation. Her television and film work includes scored and sync placements across scripted and unscripted programming for Netflix, Paramount, Hulu, and more, with her vocals featured extensively throughout her work.

Her commercial credits include campaigns for Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland, Disney California Adventure Park, Toyota, Univision, Paramount, Viacom, Match.com, Smartwater, and Google. She also composed the theme song for Friends and Family with Aurora James and created original music for TONE, produced by VICE and Planned Parenthood in partnership with R29 Somos.

Dahlia collaborates with companies including Universal Music/Elias, Mophonics, Vanacore, Sound Revolver, West One Music Group, and Megatrax, and has worked with songwriters and producers including Dani Blau (Shakira, GALE), Karen Moon (Carín León, Chiquis), Chaz Mishan (BABYMONSTER, Anitta, Lil Wayne), The Cheat Codes, and Alana Da Fonseca (Wednesday, Trolls).

She has spoken at USC, Mount Saint Mary's University, Cal Poly Pomona, and The Light Leaks about women in music production and her experience as a Latina in entertainment.