Dvicio  Dvicio, known as DVICIO or just DV, is a Spanish latin-pop group. DVICIO signed to Sony Music Spain. Dvicio stated that during their childhood, the group were close friends who decided to form a group. The beginnings of Dvicio go back to 2009 when the present band members performed under the name Tiempo Límite, encouraged by the success of the popular band El Canto del Loco. As Tiempo Límite, they had minor hits with "Detrás de mis miedos" and "Dueña de mi mente". While growing up in Madrid, Dvicio started their career as the group Tiempo Limite. Under this name, they released songs like "Duena de Mi Mente" and "Detras de Mis Miedos". In 2011, they took part in a music competition organized by ABC Punto Radio by sending their demo cover of the song "Titanium" and won the top prize. In 2013 they changed their group name to Dvicio and after signing with Sony Music Spain, released their single "Paraiso" in 2014. The song, already popular on YouTube, gained more notice when employees of the fast food chain McDonald's in Spain performed the song in a flash mob video that went viral. McDonald's Spain went on to use "Paraiso" in a series of promotional ads, also releasing tutorial videos encouraging everybody to share in the dance. "Paraiso", recorded in Mexico, also became the first charting hit of the band. Their second album, "Justo Ahora y Siempre", was released in 2016, featuring the songs "Electricidad", "Paraiso" (English Version), "Enamórate" (English Version), and "Qué Mas Puedo Pedir" (Inédita 2015). "Nada" featuring Leslie Grace was also released around this time. In 2016, Dvicio went on small tour for their second album around Spain. There were also conformed artist that appeared at the Latin Grammys on September 9, 2016, alongside Jesse y Joy, Lucero, Lila Downs, Idina Menzel, and Aida Cuevas. On April 27, Dvicio released their third studio album, "Qué Tienes Tú". It includes the songs "Idiota", "Casi Humanos" and "Quédate" (with Kany García).