40 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• luker

  March 15, 2026

  

  Diavolo is pure charismatic masculinity with a strong presence. It starts fresh with vibrant, pleasant citrus notes, then explodes into a spicy heart of pepper and cinnamon that gives it tons of personality. As it dries down, it leaves a warm base of woods, leather, and musk, making it elegant, seductive, and incredibly enveloping. It has a classic, refined style that reminds me a bit of Dior’s Fahrenheit. It’s a fragrance with a lot of character, attractive and memorable. Perfect for going out or when you want something masculine, confident, and impactful. It’s a huge hit and leaves a great impression.

• Alejandro del oeste

  March 10, 2026

  

  The first perfume my mom gave me when I was a teenager. It’s hard to be objective, but I believe this was the first Antonio Banderas fragrance released in Argentina, and honestly, the price-to-quality ratio is excellent. It’s super long-lasting, perfect for a casual night out.

• FABIANFETAS

  February 25, 2026

  

  Biased review… A fragrance I used at 13 and now I smell it again at 29 and I cry with emotion… it’s beautiful, I wouldn’t change a thing… objectively it’s a bit dated, but not too much; it’s like Quorum but modernized. I also detect something of Spicebomb EDT (which I love) but without the cinnamon… it’s a gorgeous fragrance, very similar to Fahrenheit but 10 times cheaper… an absolute beauty.

• SebastiánXV

  February 9, 2026

  

  What a pity with this perfume. The scent itself is still exquisite to me; it reminds me of the dry-down of Fahrenheit. It’s very cheap; here in Argentina I got it for about $19 in three installments. But it doesn’t work for me: even though it’s cheap and smells great, if it projects nothing and lasts only 2 to 3 hours clinging to the skin, it’s useless. What a shame; I’d only buy it again to smell it myself when I’m alone because I love it, but I don’t recommend it—the performance is terrible.

• Diego Bronson

  February 7, 2026

  

  An all-rounder, for a clean and masculine scent, though without any interesting or seductive factors.

• Cazaputas42

  July 15, 2025

  

  They gave it to me for my 14th birthday, I hated it then, and I still hate it.

• Adobe230

  July 3, 2025

  

  My first perfume; I used it roughly between ages 13 and 16. It was my signature for a long time, but I stopped wearing it because everyone said it just smelled like antibacterial gel. I don’t recommend it anymore.

• EnriqueSeguraJ

  May 25, 2025

  

  My first perfume; I wore it at school… you’ll see if it reminds you of the grandfather or the dad. A $20 fragrance in my country. Pepper, leather—not excessive or overpowering… I love it, it brings back memories, and it’s very masculine, something like Sauvage Elixir but without prominent citrus or nutmeg… I’m not saying it’s similar, but that potent pepper line fits under the same vibe, and to me, it’s incredible. I wouldn’t pay more than $20 for it. And it’s not for people who dislike pepper or very masculine, 90s-style scents.

• dre1ik

  May 16, 2025

  

  This review is biased by personal taste; first, I’ll share my opinion, and my objective recommendations come at the end. I’ve always liked the perfumes my dad wore, no matter how typical they were (212, Diavolo, Season One); I share the desire to wear them because of the memories of him, and among those few is this one. This fragrance, as far as I’ve read, usually aims for a classic daily/winter smell; I used it for school or with my partner (who likes this type of masculine fragrance) and it lasted quite a while (4-6 hours), which encouraged me to use it more. That’s why, even though I haven’t had it in a long time, I’d consider buying a similar one. My recommendation for those without my bias: consider it only if you want something fresh and classic from the ‘Hombre’ line that catches your eye due to its price, which is quite good for this type of perfume. I don’t play by any age standards; they’re just metaphors and labels. Use it if you like it.

• AgussTinn

  March 26, 2025

  

  I’d describe it as a daily wear fragrance… it lasts about 4 hours. The first 2 hours you feel like you’re talking to another person, and it’s pleasant enough to buy again every time it runs out so you always have it there…

• ElRena23

  March 25, 2025

  

  I don’t know who can relate Zara Vibrant Leather Oud with Banderas’ Diavolo. They have nothing to do with each other.

• CesarMendezg

  March 18, 2025

  

  They say there are classics that never go out of style, but this one definitely has. It smells like your dad’s cologne from the 90s. It’s like an evolution of the Flaño aftershave: a sweet-bitter, aged citrus with no spark, some spicy pepper (the only redeeming note), and that potent vintage patchouli found in grandpa’s perfumes (maybe what ruins the whole fragrance), plus a leather note screaming for the patchouli to be removed. Don’t buy it or gift it, but since it has such a history, Banderas could make a modernized flanker to revive the name; in the end, this fossil is still everywhere in cheap perfumeries. What would I change? Add more juice to those citrus notes, cut down on the green leafiness, and add mint to make it fresher and livelier. Reduce the patchouli by three levels or replace it entirely with a floral note like lavender to complement the main accord of spicy pepper, leather, and musk without drowning it out. If balanced well, it could be an excellent alternative for casual use, especially at this price point.

• Leila14

  March 17, 2025

  

  While testing fragrances at the Antonio Banderas stand, I stumbled upon this by accident, a scent I’d never seen before. Honestly, the bottle didn’t impress me at all, but upon spraying it, I felt it was very fresh, original, interesting, and distinct from what’s currently trending in men’s perfumery, where everyone is going for Arab scents and ‘beast modes.’ I didn’t know until recently (after reading all the reviews) the great history behind this perfume. It seems like a very good option for daily wear or short outings; in my opinion, it’s the definition of a ‘body splash’ for men: something you can use without overwhelming anyone, applicable in quantity for its low price, and generally pleasant. Citrus touches, but the base with leather and patchouli notes anchors the fragrance and gives it its masculine character.

• AgusPieri198

  November 22, 2024

  

  This is how I imagine men smelled in the 90s: a strong scent of citrus mandarin and acidic bergamot, with a pepper that tickles your nose and a leather base! A very masculine aroma that can be smelled today, moving away from modern trends. Low performance of 4-5 hours on skin with a soft projection in a personal bubble, I’d say.

• naso_en_ciernes

  September 26, 2024

  

  It highlights everything wrong with that great perfumery masterpiece, Fahrenheit. Poor performance, watery, a hint of alcohol. It’s the antithesis of that one; it almost seems created on purpose to be this way… I don’t understand. It has the work of a very good perfumer, but I think it’s a failed scent. Maybe they tried to take inspiration from that Dior but make it more accessible to the mass market. It’s a bad homage to the Almairac scent. I don’t recommend it, despite its low price; it smells like a cologne water (with due respect to Eau de Cologne, which have a great aroma).

• Mabebriba

  August 25, 2024

  

  Bad imitation of Fahrenheit.

• Chiyosan

  July 30, 2024

  

  There’s something about it that repels me, a bad quality; it smells like an older person. My boyfriend wears it, and I can’t stand it.

• Fedeayl

  June 27, 2024

  

  A masculine aroma, not for youth, nor for the elderly. With a hint of elegance, though not formal. The image is a young man dressed in a leather jacket and a pristine white t-shirt on a sunny autumn afternoon in 1996. It smells clean, like leather, and somewhat herbal. Like almost all AB fragrances, it doesn’t project much or last long, but since it’s very cheap—the cheapest in the line—that compensates for that detail in part. It’s not a good blind buy, but for the price and personality, it’s a pleasant fragrance to own.

• mauriciomferrari

  June 13, 2024

  

  A clone of Dior Fahrenheit, perhaps a bit softer and more citrusy; not for the ‘glass generation.’ This is the best of everything Antonio Banderas has.

• WolFabri

  May 29, 2024

  

  It’s not a bad fragrance, but it seems a bit old-fashioned (90s vibe); I see some similarities to Zara’s Vibrant Leather Oud.

• campeones22

  May 24, 2024

  

  Smells like the 90s

• MaximoRV

  March 1, 2024

  

  I tried it before and now that I’m using it again, I finally get why I threw it away. Leather? Not even in a dream, and if it’s there, it’s undetectable. 6 hours of longevity and 1 hour of projection. Rating: 5.0/10

• eduyelpollo

  February 2, 2024

  

  It doesn’t work for me! I bought it blindly because of the price (I’ve used other Banderas before with acceptable results). As someone said, it smells like the 80s, almost sweet like a women’s perfume… very vintage! Everyone likes it differently, and it can even smell different on different skin.

• Leoelkolo

  January 25, 2024

  

  Not even a shadow of what it was in the early 2000s. The scent is almost the same, but the performance is worthy of a room freshener. I keep it only for nostalgia because it reminds me of someone; otherwise, I would have given it away.

• Jdnaran

  December 19, 2023

  

  I didn’t like it. Period.

• Javiermdn

  December 18, 2023

  

  Smells like fried food with lemon; it reminds me of a time I ate french fries at an Indian restaurant.

• Luis Manuel howley

  September 19, 2023

  

  One of my first perfumes; just seeing it transports me back to that era where wearing it brought me crazy compliments, a tremendous fragrance, I love it.

• carlosparfum

  March 19, 2023

  

  I wore it when I first got it and it lasted a long time. I saw it recently and the scent just came to mind. I bought the 50ml version and there are differences: less projection and longevity, but the smell is the same, it brought back good memories. It smells like 80s and 90s perfumes, green with pepper and a vintage leather note. Is it bad? Depends on taste. Is it good? Also depends. But, what more can you ask for if you pay about $10 for 50ml (8,990 pesos in Chile)? Colors for everyone, but for the price, I think it beats more expensive fragrances. Don’t buy blindly; if you have the chance, try it first.

• molinaperfume

  October 5, 2022

  

  I bought a tester for eight euros from 2014; for this price, what more can you ask for? A decent Eau de Cologne version of Fahrenheit.

• Cristian Pintos

  September 27, 2022

  

  I don’t understand how Zara Vibrant Leather Oud is considered legendary, while this Diavolo—which, despite its lower performance, is still better than that one—is so overrated. For me, they are very similar. Edit: Clean and citrusy scent, with leather when dry. I wear it in summer and it weighs nothing despite the leather; it feels fresh and when dry, it’s ideal for semi-formal or formal wear. Performance on very dry skin: still noticeable at a short distance on clothes after 6 hours (incredible, despite its reputation).

• george57

  September 23, 2022

  

  One of Antonio Banderas’s best fragrances. At first, it smelled like Dior’s Fahrenheit, but since it’s a luxury item here, I kept buying it. Now, after reformulation, it smells more like aftershave, though extra sprays help extend the longevity. It brings back good memories and, for the price, it’s worth it.

• SergyoH

  September 1, 2022

  

  I bought the 200ml bottle without testing it and ended up hating it: it’s strong, very 80s, and just didn’t work for me at 25. It’s better suited for vintage lovers or people over 40. People say it doesn’t last, but it stuck to me all day with that old leather scent that wouldn’t fade. Never again, though other Banderas scents from the last two years, the fresher ones, are actually good.

• Franco Aquino

  July 25, 2022

  

  A hit in scent and price, but it fails on longevity, projection, and sillage. With 10 or 11 sprays, it barely lasts half an hour in the air and three hours on the skin, and my skin isn’t dry. I recommend it for short outings, casual wear, enclosed spaces, or mild autumn and spring weather.

• chusss

  July 10, 2022

  

  Not for anyone under 60. It just smells like rancid, old leather. Plus, it doesn’t project much, but if it did, it would give you a headache.

• emporioblanko

  June 7, 2022

  

  Use it as a cologne: it smells good, but it’s a simple perfume. It’s meant for occasional, casual daily wear, not everyday use. As for the price, I think it’s excessive; it shouldn’t cost more than 6 euros.

• zmjuanpablo

  May 28, 2022

  

  I like the scent quite a bit, but it lasts very little. That said, it’s cheap.

• Fragcr

  February 23, 2022

  

  Don’t buy it blindly; it smells bad. It reminds me a lot of Fahrenheit, but in a bad way.

• Eduardo1978

  February 9, 2022

  

  By testing and wearing them, I managed to combine Banderas’s Diavolo with this Zara; the result is explosive. First, spray Zara on your neck, and after five minutes, Diavolo sets the Zara on fire.

• Alexxfg

  January 30, 2022

  

  If you want to smell bad and be the center of attention, buy Diablolo.

• Mr. Baskerville

  October 20, 2021

  

  I liked it. It’s not a fragrance that’s going to blow your mind, but it’s good. The opening didn’t convince me: an acidic, citrusy, and sharp mix where the green notes are an indeterminate mess that doesn’t blend well. The development is the interesting part: the leather comes in softly with floral notes and a very well-executed patchouli. The pepper, if it’s there, is more noticeable at the start, with a spicy touch. The leather is wearable, nothing wild, aromatic, and without harsh edges, very well supported by the musk. It turned out ideal for mild or warm evening/night climates. A great complement for relaxed yet sensual moments, where the gift is yourself.