Dayana Chávez Victoria, better known as Señorita Dayana, is a renowned and popular urban music singer in Cuba. She is also a songwriter, dancer, and choreographer. She was born in Las Tunas, Cuba, on January 13, 1984.
She graduated from the National School of Art (ENA) with a degree in musical theater dancing. She has been part of several groups as a dancer and singer. Throughout her career on Cuban stages, she has shared the spotlight with renowned singers such as María Antonieta, Zenaida Armenteros, Mayda Mitchel, Héctor Téllez, among others.
In 2015, she released her first album as a CD-DVD, De ida y vuelta, for which she is the author of 8 out of 15 tracks, under the record label Ahí Namá Music. This album was nominated for Cubadisco 2015 in the Pop category.
Her collaborations with the leading figures of the urban genre on the island have propelled her to fame and international recognition, ranking her among the top positions in Cuba and Puerto Rico and enjoying great popularity among the Latino audience in Miami, where she was very well received at the Miami Beach Event (April 2019), where she was able to share the stage with Gente de Zona, Carlos Vives, Anuel AA, Frruko, among others.
Miss Dayana has become the only female urban artist to reach the top of Cuban radio stations for several consecutive weeks.
Among his most important collaborations are: El mentiroso alongside El Chacal (2015), with whom he would later team up again to record Tropical and the version of the song Si Piensas, Si Quieres, by the Brazilian Roberto Carlos, which was made famous by Rocío Durcal. The song Soltera featuring Príncipe (2016) was a hit on the island and reached number one on the 95.7 radio station, Cubaton y Más in Miami. Other popular tracks include the remix of Ojalá featuring Jacob Forever, Beso de tu boca featuring Yakarta, and No volveré (2020), with contributions from Cuban urban singers Lenier, Yomil, El Dany, Chacal, and El Micha.
In 2017, the artist was involved in an incident on a television program in Miami when she left the set after several hosts asked her to comment on the Cuban government's policies
In January 2021, she announced the release of her latest musical project Por ellas, an album featuring 12 popular tracks performed by renowned female singers such as Rocío Dúrcal, Puerto Rican India, Mexican Alejadra Guzmán, and Chilean Miriam Hernández.
Other albums include Victoria (2019) and Te llamo hoy (2020)
