Fernanfloo

Biography

Luis Fernando Flores Alvarado (born 7 July 1993), better known as Fernanfloo, is a Salvadoran gaming and comedy YouTuber. He has a total of over 10 billion views, more than 544 videos, and 46 million subscribers. 

As of July 2023, his channel is the 48th-most-subscribed channel on YouTube, and the fourth-most-subscribed Spanish-speaking channel behind El Reino Infantil, Badabun, and JuegaGerman. He is currently the most subscribed channel in El Salvador.

On 1 May 2011, he created his YouTube channel "Fernanfloo", whose name is a combination of his name Fernando Flores. At just 18 years of age, Fernanfloo began his YouTube career uploading video tutorials as well as short clips of action scenes with special effects. 

His first video was "Nightmare – Short Action Scene". Later on, he switched his content to gameplays of video games such as Call of Duty, God of War III, and Mortal Kombat, gaining notoriety in the Spanish-speaking YouTube scene.

In 2015, Fernanfloo in partnership with BBTV launched an app titled The Fernanfloo Game, which received 2.3 million downloads within its first week of release, and it was positioned as number 1 in 17 countries within 24 hours. 

In 2016 he was nominated for the MTV Millennial Awards, in the category of “Digital Icon of the Year”. In 2017 he was again nominated for the MTV Millennial Awards, in the "Miaw Icon of the Year" and "Celebrity Challenge" categories.

In 2017, Fernanfloo participated in the Ecuadorian film Dedicada a mi Ex, briefly playing a waiter. This film was released on 8 November 2019 in Ecuador and later was available on Netflix. In August 2017, he announced the publication of his first book, a graphic novel titled Curly está en peligro.

On 16 September 2021, the YouTuber Bambiel, known for his song titled "El Rap de Fernanfloo" ("Fernanfloo Rap"), collaborated with Fernanfloo for a rap song entirely dedicated to the haters. 

The music video accumulated more than 4 million visits and became number 2 in trends, later on 24 September 2021, accumulated 10 million visits. In January 2022, he appeared in a collaboration as host of Peruvian YouTuber Mox's "Whatdafaqshow" channel.