Dany Ome left his followers speechless by posting a video practicing wakesurf in Miami, which triggered a flood of comments about his remarkable physical transformation: the Cuban supporting singer appears noticeably slimmer and more athletic, surfing the wake of a boat with the Downtown Miami skyline in the background.
The clip, recorded in the waters of Miami, shows the artist standing on a board, wearing a black shirt and blue shorts, maintaining balance with an ease that did not go unnoticed. His caption summed it all up with a philosophical touch: "La vita è bella e ne hai una sola vivila," which in English translates to "life is beautiful and you only have one, live it."
The reactions from his fans turned the comments section into a collective celebration. The most applauded comment, with 95 likes, went straight to the point: "Not much is said about the physical change, you’re no longer the chubby one, buddy." Another follower, with 60 likes, described him as "an athletic, cool, and handsome Dany."
But the comment that got all the laughs was the one that inspired the headline: "That's AI because he's so skinny," wrote a user who, jokingly, expressed the disbelief that many feel at the extent of the change.
The renewed nicknames were not lacking: "the skinny guy," "my skinny," "the fat one is getting skinny, buddy." Some asked him directly what he was doing to lose weight, while others congratulated him with phrases like "all the changes in your life have been to reach for the sky" or "hey, looking great, you even look younger."
The transformation of Dany Ome has been a long time in the making. In May 2025, he publicly celebrated losing 30 pounds by revealing his torso on Instagram. Months later, in September of the same year, his total loss exceeded 34 kilograms, having gone from 356 pounds to 279.8, while undergoing a medical treatment with tirzepatide and professional supervision.
The wakesurf video is, so far, the most striking image of that process: an artist who turned 25 in April and who, by 2026, has collaborated with Ozuna, Michael Flores, Omar Montes, and Nyno Vargas, now also surfing waves off Miami.
What do you think of their physical transformation?
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