Does Diosa Canales have OnlyFans? The Venezuelan vedette said she will not open one

Does Diosa Canales have OnlyFans?

No. Diosa Canales, a Venezuelan singer and vedette, said in October 2024 that she does not plan to open an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). According to Meridiano, she explained that she had already gone through that stage when she was on the cover of Playboy in Venezuela and Mexico, and saw no reason to repeat it. In May 2025 the Spanish-language edition of Us Weekly included her in its list of Hispanic celebrities who said no to the platform. There is no serious report that she has a profile.

Who is Diosa Canales?

Her real name is Dioshaily Rosfer Canales Gil. She is a singer, actress, model and vedette, and appeared on the cover of the Venezuelan and Mexican editions of Playboy several times, La Prensa of Honduras recalled in a profile about her fame. In music she became known for songs such as “Rompe el celofán” and “En cuerpo y alma.”

For several years she has lived in Medellín, Colombia, with her family, Meridiano reported in 2024. From there she has kept releasing songs on her YouTube channel, including “La Veneca,” and that same year she announced a project with the Caracas group Tambor Urbano to explore her country's drum rhythms. In the interview with the show Zona I she said she needed to reconnect with her roots and that the song would be a surprise.

What she said about OnlyFans

The question came up in an interview reported by Meridiano on October 24, 2024. Her answer was blunt: she said she had already been through that stage and done it, and recalled that every time she posed for Playboy it was a success. So, she added, it made no sense to do again something she had already done.

In the same conversation she admitted she is surprised by how open the entertainment industry has become and said that for a long time she believed posing for that magazine would close doors for her in music. Today she says she is focused on her songs.

Us Weekly en Español summed up her position in May 2025 with a short line attributed to her, roughly “What for, at this point,” and placed her alongside other celebrities from Colombia, Mexico and Spain who also do not want an account. Read other cases in our Venezuela section, such as Fernando Carrillo, who did open one.

• La Prensa (Honduras), «¿Quién es la Diosa Canales y cuál ha sido el secreto de su fama?», June 20, 2017.
• Meridiano, «Diosa Canales se reencuentra con sus raíces venezolanas», October 1, 2024.
• Meridiano, «¿Abrirá Diosa Canales una cuenta de Only Fans? Esto dijo la criolla», October 24, 2024.
• Us Weekly en Español (Yahoo Vida y Estilo), «Estas celebridades hispanas dijeron ‘No’ a OnlyFans y sus razones te van a sorprender», May 6, 2025.

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