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Gaming & Entertainment Mexico

Missasinfonia

Full Creator Stats Live · Updated 2026-07-25

Missasinfonia — known to his audience simply as Missa — is a Mexican creator whose multi-million subscriber YouTube channel built its reputation on a brand of deadpan, self-deprecating comedy commentary.

NicheGaming & Entertainment TierMega Engagement5.9%

Total Followers +0.3%

30.3M

Across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok

Primary Platform

YouTube

21.1M followers · 70% of audience

Engagement

5.9%

vs. 1.5% category median

Sponsorship Tier

Mega

Est. $95K–$221K / IG post

Recent news · 4 items

Performance Across Platforms

Updated 2026-07-25
PlatformFollowers30d GrowthEngagementPosts / wkLast upload
YouTube 21,100,000 +101K 5.9% 0.2 21 days ago
Instagram 7,890,893 -20K 6.0% 0.2 1 months ago
TikTok 1,300,000 +0 21.4% 0.7 3 days ago

Growth Trend

Last 365 days
WindowYouTubeInstagramTikTokCombined
Last 7 days +0 +0.0% -1578 -0.0% +0 +0.0% -1578
Last 30 days +101K +0.5% -19727 -0.3% +0 +0.0% +82K
Last 90 days +203K +1.0% -36298 -0.5% +0 +0.0% +166K
Last 365 days +203K +1.0% -36298 -0.5% +0 +0.0% +166K

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Recent Brand Partnerships

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BrandTypePlatformDatePerformance vs. baseline
Sponsored content YouTube Dec 2025
Sponsored content YouTube Jun 2025
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Background

About Missasinfonia

Missasinfonia — known to his audience simply as Missa — is a Mexican creator whose multi-million subscriber YouTube channel built its reputation on a brand of deadpan, self-deprecating comedy commentary. His breakout format involves dissecting episodes of 'La Rosa de Guadalupe,' the long-running Mexican melodrama famous for its surreal moral lessons, with an ongoing series that has stretched well past fifteen installments and functions as a recurring cultural in-joke for Spanish-speaking audiences. Beyond that signature series, his content spans bad-movie breakdowns, retro video game advertising critiques, and a parallel music career — the latter promoted through a live touring announcement that signals a meaningful step beyond pure digital output. His platform bios, deliberately absurdist ('professional messy-haired person,' 'creator of rice'), are not accidental: they function as an extension of the same understated comedic register that runs through his videos.

His audience skews heavily male and concentrates in the 18–34 age band, with the vast majority based in Mexico and the broader Spanish-speaking Latin American market — Argentina, Colombia, and Peru make up meaningful secondary clusters. That audience profile has attracted gaming and tech-adjacent sponsors, including recurring deals with Wargaming titles (World of Warships and World of Tanks) and telecom utility services, categories that align naturally with his male-skewed, digitally native viewership. His engagement rate sits well above the category median across YouTube and Instagram, with TikTok showing an exceptionally high retention signal for a relatively smaller following there. Missa occupies a distinct niche in the Spanish-language creator economy: not a pure gamer, not a pure musician, but a comedy commentator whose cultural fluency with Mexican media makes him difficult to replicate and well-positioned as that audience's appetite for locally grounded satirical content continues to expand.

Brand fit

Why brands partner

Missasinfonia reaches an audience concentrated in Mexico primarily through YouTube, and is best activated via long-form YouTube integrations, Instagram Reels and Stories, TikTok branded content. As a gaming creator they map naturally to brands targeting that space. Demonstrated partners include World of Warships and Saily. Engagement on YouTube runs around 5.9%, pointing to an audience suited to category-relevant, mid-funnel brand campaigns rather than pure-reach buys.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Missasinfonia's Rosa de Guadalupe series on YouTube?

Missasinfonia has a long-running series in which he analyzes and reacts to episodes of La Rosa de Guadalupe, the famously dramatic Mexican TV show known for its over-the-top life-lesson storylines. By mid-2026 the series had reached at least part 16, making it one of the most recognizable recurring formats on his channel. His comedic breakdowns of the show's absurd plots have become a signature part of his brand.

What does 'greñudo profesional' mean in Missasinfonia's bio?

'Greñudo profesional' is Spanish for 'professional messy-haired person,' a self-deprecating label Missasinfonia uses in his Instagram bio to poke fun at his own look. It fits the laid-back, self-aware humor that runs through all of his content and bios across platforms.

Why does Missasinfonia call himself 'creador del arroz'?

'Creador del arroz' means 'creator of rice' in Spanish — an intentionally absurd credential Missasinfonia lists alongside his real creative work in his Instagram bio. It is a classic example of his deadpan, non-sequitur humor that fans recognize as core to his comedic personality.

Does Missasinfonia have a music tour?

Yes — Missasinfonia's Instagram bio has actively advertised tickets for a musical tour, confirming that live music performance is a genuine part of his career beyond online videos. His bios across platforms consistently mention making music, and the tour announcement shows he treats it as a serious creative outlet alongside his comedy content.

What kind of videos does Missasinfonia actually make?

Missasinfonia is best known for comedic commentary and analysis videos, most famously his multi-part series breaking down episodes of La Rosa de Guadalupe. He also analyzes bad movies and old video game commercials, blending sharp observations with absurdist humor — all in Spanish for a primarily Latin American audience. Gaming content, music, and the occasional sponsored video round out his output.

What games does Missasinfonia cover on his channel?

Missasinfonia's gaming content spans a range of titles, with WWE 2K and Blood Strike appearing in his recent posts alongside Xbox Game Pass coverage. He has also featured GeForce Now as a platform in his content, suggesting he covers both major releases and sponsored gaming topics rather than staying within a single franchise.

What brands has Missasinfonia worked with?

Confirmed sponsors on Missasinfonia's YouTube channel include World of Warships, World of Tanks, and the travel eSIM app Saily, all featured in dedicated sponsored videos. Vans Ultra Range and GeForce Now also appear in his recent content hashtags, pointing to additional brand relationships beyond those three.

What does Missasinfonia's YouTube bio say and why is it funny?

His YouTube bio reads 'Hola, soy Missa, me gusta hacer videos, mi mamá dice que están chidos' — which translates to 'Hi, I'm Missa, I like making videos, my mom says they're cool.' The joke lands because of the contrast between his massive subscriber count and the hilariously modest endorsement of 'my mom approves,' which perfectly captures his self-deprecating comedic voice.

Is Missasinfonia Mexican and where is his audience mostly from?

Yes, Missasinfonia is based in Mexico, and his audience is overwhelmingly Mexican as well. Argentina, the United States, Colombia, and Peru also contribute meaningfully to his viewership, reflecting his broad reach across the Spanish-speaking world.

How big is Missasinfonia on YouTube?

Missasinfonia has over 21 million subscribers on YouTube, placing him firmly in the Mega tier of Spanish-language creators. His engagement rate runs well above the category average, a sign of a genuinely active and loyal fanbase rather than a passive audience.

How this page is built

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