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Who are the key people who have helped you in this successful career? There were several people who were decisive when it came to realizing my dream. At first 2 DJs: DJ Rob, ( who now rest in peace), was the friend who spiritually connected me to the fact of choosing to be a DJ as a Vocation. He was my spiritual teacher, he had enormous talent and I saw through it that this was not a simple game but rather a vocation and a complete lifestyle. He carries out his work with passion and great seriousness. I understood with J Rob that being a DJ was something so artistic, professional and honorable. Freddy Love, another DJ friend from Toulouse, was a great musical influence for me. Working with all the big English and American distributors made me discover a multitude of artists who were going to greatly influence my style, from acid house to San Francisco's tech-house, Chicago house, Detroit techno and all the old school labels from early house like Nu Groove for example. be desired. What do you think you still need to do in music? In the era we are living in of so much globalization, what music is missing a little is identity and soul. That is why I believe that returning to work at a more local level can be a way to rediscover various musical identities or particular sounds that have been lost by finally always seeing the same artists in all places. What else do you do in your free time? In my free time I like to be with my friends . I like the sun, the beach, the summer and enjoying the moment. Why did you decide to move to Valencia specifically? My connection from 1989 with Valencia was what made me decide to dedicate myself 100% to this since the scene and the movement in Valencia at that time was magically intense and very creative. After a short stay in the Attica in Madrid for a few months in 1991 I moved to Valencia where I already found a party tailored to my needs. Long sessions, many clubs, very good DJs and music that ran through the veins of a very dedicated audience. Valencia at this time was very avant-garde just as Manchester was in England. What do you like more to DJ or produce? I like many styles of music now, both electronic and urban music. But what I like to produce the most is deep techno and melodic techno. Also Afro house, Afro beats and Amapiani are styles that fascinate me. As a DJ, what do you like most and least about this life? What I like most about this life as a DJ is that it is very fun. It gives you the opportunity to travel a lot and to be in contact with people who come to enjoy and that is priceless.These opportunities to connect with people from countries with different cultures around music are clearly a privilege. Throughout my career I have been able to get to know all of Europe but also India, Israel or Russia and you realize that music is a totally universal language that allows you to express yourself wherever you go. What I like the least is this fever related to social networks that give more importance to the views one gets on Insta or Tik Tok than to the actual content of what they say or their career as an artist. In the end, a showcase is being privileged more than what is actually there. In this way, the selection of artists that you can find scheduled at many events leaves much to You will have thousands of anecdotes with so many events and trips. Tell us a fun one or something you'll especially like? More than an anecdote I want to mention special moments that I have experienced DJing or watching other artists DJ. Magical moments when everything comes together and your music flows with the audience in such a way that the beat also follows you. The wind, the sun, the rain, everything seems to suddenly obey your music. I have experienced that and it is wonderful. Tell us about the short film and the nomination for the Goya awards? In the short film you can see him playing a song by infected mushroom that mentions rain, it just started raining during this great song. Coincidence or supernaturality? That is the question one can ask. For my part, the word chance has not been part of my language for a long time. What difference do you see between the Spanish and French scenes? 10. I know more about the Spanish scene than the French scene but I really like both scenes. Each country has its own musical culture and has brought many musical gems respectively. I would say that the French scene is more funky and the Spanish scene is more techno. 20 ZONE-MAGAZINE.EU
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