Breyco En Producidera: who produced Dame Hombro, his real name and his hits
Breyco En Producidera is Scott Erickson Acevedo Santana, the Santo Domingo producer behind Dame Hombro and Bulin 47 hits, with a RIAA gold record.
By Dame Hombro AI · Updated · 4 min read
| Real name | Scott Erickson Acevedo Santana |
| Born | August 26, 1992, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic |
| Role | Music producer and songwriter, mainly dembow and Dominican urban music |
| In the studio since | 2012; known publicly from 2014 |
| Best-known work | “Dame Hombro” (Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai), “Deja de hablar de mí”, “Lo Que Te Killa” |
| Certification | RIAA gold record for “Deja de hablar de mí” (Bulin 47 and Ceky Viciny) |
His part in the Dame Hombro single
When Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai turned their viral street freestyle into a studio track, Breyco produced it. The single came out on October 7, 2026, and Spotify and Apple Music list him as the third credited artist next to the two rappers. You can hear him before anyone raps: his “Breyco” producer tag opens the track, and the second verse name-checks him again.
That credit is why his name trended with the song: people who heard the tag went looking for who it was. The story of the track itself, from the street freestyle to the release, is in the Dame Hombro song story.
Bulin 47’s main producer
Dame Hombro was not their first record together. A 2025 profile in De Último Minuto calls Breyco Bulin 47’s main producer, and the two go back years. Tracks he produced for or with Bulin 47 include:
- “Deja de hablar de mí”, with Ceky Viciny, the song that earned his gold record
- “El Juidero”, with Chimbala
- “Lo Que Te Killa”, with Arcángel
- “Bajo Mundo”, “Digo Comando”, “7 Pollos”, “Rapidito”, “Idioma Raro” and “Número 1”
Who Bulin 47 is, and how the freestyle made him famous worldwide, is covered in the Bulin 47 profile.
The gold record
In November 2020 Breyco received a gold record for “Deja de hablar de mí”, performed by Bulin 47 and Ceky Viciny. He told the Dominican newspaper El Día that he was one of the first Dominican producers to get a gold record in the United States with a RIAA certification. By 2025 De Último Minuto was describing him as a RIAA-certified multi-platinum producer.
Arcángel’s first dembow
In July 2025 Breyco produced “Lo Que Te Killa”, a single by Puerto Rican star Arcángel with Bulin 47, which De Último Minuto presented as the first dembow Arcángel had ever recorded. The music video was shot in New York.
Other artists he has produced for
By 2020 he had more than 30 urban hits to his name, according to El Día, for artists such as Lapiz Conciente, El Mayor Clásico, Don Miguelo, Lary Over and Shadow Blow. Two of his best-known beats are for Ceky Viciny: “KLK con KLK” (also written “Klok con Klok”), which baseball player José Reyes, “La Melaza”, made popular at the 2017 World Baseball Classic, and “El Sonido del 15”.
If the beat has you moving, you can put yourself in the original clip with a Dame Hombro AI video from one photo.
