Diego Bolivar Melo was born in Bogota Colombia on May 4th, 1987. From an early age he showed an avid interest in music and at just 15 years old he created his first musical band and with sponsorship from the mayor's office, they were given the opportunity to debut at Christmas celebrations throughout the city.

In 2006 he achieved his first record deal as a DJ and producer with Flamingo records and Diamond Music. His first singles were Bomba (lil Slim) La Playa and Palabras del Alma (Karol G).

In Cartagena in 2008, he was an opening act together with Karol G at Concierto de Conciertos along with Don Omar. The same year he participated in Daddy Yankees' Big Boss tour stops in Cali, Medellin, and Bogota.

He collaborated on various productions and concerts of nationally renowned artists such as J Balvin, Yelsid, Jay el Exagerado, Final y Shako, and Dragon y Caballero.

Along with music producer Master Chris, he assisted with the creation of an anthem for Juan Pablo Montoya's foundation Formula Sonrisas, featuring Zion Y Lennox and Gabielle.

Shortly after Kio DJ and Master Chris decided to debut Gabielle as a new urban artist in Colombia with singles Tu Sin Mi, Mi Ritmo Se Baila Así, and a cover of A Mi Dios Todo Le Debo paying homage to Joe Arroyo.

In 2010 he moves to Los Angeles, where he signs a contract with White Horse Records and debuts in various clubs within the city, he becomes a resident DJ at Do-Over, and thanks to a lucky chance he becomes the first Colombian DJ to perform at the Playboy Mansion and Soho West Hollywood. He later gets cast in an acting role in the series “Next Stop Charlie” distributed by Showtime and directed by Neil Mandt.

In 2011 he returns to Colombia and along with El Laboratorio Musical and Jerau he launched the single “Date La Vuelta”. He assists with the artistic creation of Juliana Cadena as Dj Queen, who later becomes the first PlayBoy DJ in Colombia and this takes them on a 3-year international tour showcasing their controversial performances. They introduce their single “Here We Are” and “La Vida” featuring Arsenal for a Zumba workout video.

He rolls out his third single “Akinatora” in summer 2020, and along with DJ Sad Cat they join forces to create an album showcasing Latin Arabic fusion sounds, it counts with the participation of McMoney, Shako, and King Daga