Robleis is the kind of creator whose career refuses to sit in one lane. Known offline as Tomás Arbillaga, he started posting Counter Strike clips as a teenager in Olavarría, Argentina, and grew into one of the country’s most followed YouTubers and streamers. Then he did something few gaming personalities manage: he released music that found its own audience, won awards and filled theaters.
What makes his story worth following is the way each chapter overlaps with the next. The humor, the gaming content, the streaming and the songs all feed the same persona. Robleis never fully left one stage behind before stepping onto the next.
From Olavarría to YouTube
Tomás Arbillaga was born on October 1, 1998, in Olavarría, a city in Buenos Aires Province. He is the middle of three brothers; Matías and Thiago both appear in his story in different ways, and Matías has collaborated with him under the name Rushlai.
His first brush with YouTube came at 13, when he opened a channel called mrtuco08 in 2011 and uploaded a handful of Counter Strike 1.6 videos. Another short-lived channel, necA808, followed. Neither lasted, but they established a pattern: a young player experimenting with the camera before finding a format that clicked.
The name Robleis comes from Los Robles, the neighborhood where he grew up in Olavarría. He has explained this himself in videos, and it remains the simplest key to his identity as a creator.
Building a YouTube Presence
Before gaming became the main focus, there was humor. In 2012 he launched EstrenateUnaRisa, a comedy channel he ran with his brother Thiago. That project was abandoned around 2013, when he moved to the channel that would carry his career: RobleisIUTU.
The early content on RobleisIUTU leaned on horror games, challenges and playthroughs. Minecraft, Five Nights at Freddy’s, the Bottle Flip challenge and later Fortnite all made appearances. A secondary channel, RobleisJAJA, launched in 2018 as a Fortnite outlet, then shifted toward Free Fire and CS:GO. In more recent years it has served as a place to republish stream highlights.
The numbers that surround his channels have been reported differently across sources, and platform counts shift constantly. What is consistent across coverage is his standing in Argentina: he is routinely described as one of the country’s most subscribed YouTube creators and one of the most followed Spanish-language streamers. He has since moved much of his live output to Kick, joining a wave of Latin American streamers who made the same switch.
Music as a Second Career
The first single, “Dejalo Atrás,” arrived in February 2021 on a dedicated music channel, produced by Big One and with a video directed alongside his brother. More singles followed: “Por El Aire,” “Portal,” “Una Noche Más” and others.
The turn that changed how people saw him was “SOLO,” released in March 2022. The song addressed his experience of being alone and his sexuality, and it resonated well beyond his gaming audience. It became the anchor of a loose trilogy alongside “A Fuego” and “Llamada,” all of which performed strongly on YouTube.
Collaborations widened his reach further. He worked with LiL CaKe on “MALA,” Ángela Torres on “OMG,” Miranda! on “Loro” and Ráfaga on “Lloré.” His debut album, Desde el Huracán, arrived on November 9, 2023, with a music video for the title track.
Awards and Recognition
At the 2023 ESLAND Awards in Mexico City, “SOLO” won Song of the Year. He had been nominated in the same category the previous year. In 2022 he also took home the Premios Quiero award for Best Influencer Musician.
On Stage
Robleis tested live performance early. His first shows ran across three sold-out nights at Teatro Vorterix in Buenos Aires in December 2021 under the Proyecto Robleis banner. In 2022 he performed in his hometown, at Tecnópolis, and at five sold-out Gran Rex dates, along with shows in Barcelona, Madrid and Uruguay. He opened for Jackson Wang at the Movistar Arena in Argentina in 2023, then headlined two sold-out nights there himself that December. He appeared at Lollapalooza Argentina in March 2024.
Personal Life and Public Identity
Robleis has spoken publicly about coming out as gay, and “SOLO” is widely understood as part of that conversation. Coverage consistently describes him as based between Andorra and Argentina, though personal details beyond that remain largely private. He has not publicly confirmed relationship details, and this profile does not speculate.
What Is Documented and What Is Estimated
Release dates, chart-adjacent achievements and award results are documented. Financial figures are not. At least one celebrity biography site has published an estimated net worth for Robleis, but such figures are unverified projections rather than disclosed facts. They should be read as rough editorial guesses, not confirmed wealth.
| Source | Published Estimate | Date or Year | Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|
| TheCityCeleb | Approximately $1.5 million | Undated page | Unverified editorial estimate; not confirmed by the subject |
No second reliable published estimate was available at the time of writing, so no comparison is offered here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Robleis?
Robleis is the online name of Tomás Arbillaga, an Argentine YouTuber, streamer and singer born in Olavarría on October 1, 1998.
What is Robleis known for?
He is known for gaming and challenge videos on YouTube, for live streaming on platforms including Twitch and Kick, and for a music career that produced the award-winning song “SOLO.”
Has Robleis released an album?
Yes. His debut album, Desde el Huracán, was released on November 9, 2023.
How much is Robleis worth?
There is no verified public figure. At least one celebrity site has published an unverified estimate of roughly $1.5 million.
Where does Robleis live?
Reports place him between Andorra and Argentina. He has kept most personal details private.
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