Cuchilaino

I met her in Buenos Aires in 2024. She's a very sweet girl — I shot several videos with her.

Cuchilaino, also written Cuchi Laino, started modelling around 2016 with an erotic subscription page that grew out of Instagram. She set her work apart by pairing her photos with her own written phrases. She is also a singer-songwriter. She said she and her sister had been writing since they were very young, and she released her first song around 2018. In 2021 the sisters released "Friló" together and announced plans for a joint EP, and she later released the single "Valores". In a 2021 interview she said the COVID-19 pandemic first helped her modelling work, then hurt it "because the page is in dollars", but gave her time to focus on writing: "In music, it's about continuing to express myself from the heart." She was born on April 18, 1992, in Buenos Aires, and profiles describe her with brown hair and tattoos.

In a February 2025 interview with Infobae, she said she had been making adult content for seven years. That conflicts with the 2016 start given elsewhere; she also said she began at 25, which would point to around 2017. Before that she had worked in an office and as a clothing saleswoman. She had always liked taking sexy photos for Instagram, and "when platforms like OnlyFans appeared, my move into it happened almost naturally. Now I live only from that." She sells content, sexting and video calls online and does not meet clients in person. She has turned down requests she finds unacceptable. She called the work "24/7" and said about ten collaborators help her curate and upload content: "a whole company." To protect her mental health she tries to switch off from screens almost every day with yoga, the gym and writing. Her family has known about her work and supported her "from the start". She imagines still making content when she is older, because "there are segments for every taste and age." Infobae noted her red hair at the time and her signature chain nose piercing.

The interview was prompted by a fundraiser. After a holiday in Bariloche during the January 2025 wildfires near El Bolsón, in Patagonia, she donated 10% of her daily earnings to local volunteer brigades and neighbourhood groups fighting the fires and rebuilding homes. "I felt I had to do something to help from my small place," she said.

Speaking on NewsDigitales' El Living in January 2026, by which time she was also working as a DJ, she said she had nearly nine years on paid-content platforms. "It started as a game and ended up being a profession," she said, adding that her limit is set by desire: "If it doesn't resonate with me, I don't do it. I'd rather earn less and feel comfortable." She recalled that when she posed for Playboy "there was no sign that you would upload a video and charge for it", and said self-confidence was the most powerful thing the path had given her. She described "very violent" comments online but said nobody dares say anything in person. Her advice to beginners was: "If you're going to do it, do it well and enjoy it. If it's only for money, it doesn't work." She said she did not see herself doing the same thing forever, and imagined staying in the industry as a producer or businesswoman.