Born in France to Chilean and Caribbean parents, Flaco is the result of a strong cultural mix. Raised in the streets of Paris, he moved to Brooklyn at 16 to study art for a year. There, he began drawing directly on his friends clothes, trading his drawings for a few bills. This is where his artistic language took shape: line, instinct, and raw emotion.

Flaco returned from Brooklyn to France with nothing but experience. Sent to boarding school, he built his own world and began making rap. Ambition and the need to explore the world were already driving him.

After graduating, he left for London. Gathering several million online views, he returned to France because record labels start to reach out to him. A life-changing accident followed. A severe chemical burn to the scalp left him permanently without hair and forced him to wear a head covering because he can’t be expose under the sun anymore. After months at the hospital and multiple surgeries, Flaco turned pain into creation. He released a final EP and staged a powerful all-black event in a Paris gallery, a farewell to his former self.

Then came departure and rebirth in Los Angeles. There, Flaco returned to drawing and developed a style unmistakably his own: single-line sketches, created without correction or retouching. Pure instinct.

His visual signature, elegant, minimal, and timeless, quickly drew attention. He collaborated with football boutiques, exhibited at art markets in Los Angeles, and caught the eye of international brands such as Guess. 

What Flaco values above all is instinct. What cannot be reproduced. What cannot be corrected, duplicated, or perfected after the fact. In an era dominated by Photoshop and artificial perfection, he fights to create a movement rooted in authenticity, gesture, and presence.

Today, the vision expands. To carry this work across borders and continents. Because each piece signed Flaco Mundo is more than a garment. It is an act of resilience, an inspiration for those seeking light after the fall.

Flaco Mundo embodies a generation of hybrid artists, between art, fashion, music, and sport, who refuse to be boxed in. Inspired by figures such as Michael Jackson, Picasso, Kobe Bryant, and Cristiano Ronaldo, Flaco shares the same unshakable belief: to sacrifice everything for art, for passion, and for legacy.