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Carlos Delgado
Since the end of the 90s, Carlos Delgado has built a career linked to both the booths and the development of the electronic scene in Cordoba.
Trained in the culture of vinyl and with a career that began at the end of the 90s, he has been able to evolve along with the different currents of electronic music, maintaining his own identity and the ability to adapt to different scenarios. Their presentations combine technique, track reading and a careful musical selection, building dynamic and versatile sets without losing a defined identity.
He was a monthly resident of clubs such as El Ojo Bizarro and ERA GROOOVE HOUSE, in addition to participating in numerous cycles and events of the Cordoba electronic scene.
For more than ten years he was founder and director of BAGRADIO, one of the most recognized online electronic music radio stations in the country. There he created and hosted Murderous Soul, a program dedicated to Techno, and produced the BAGRADIO Showcase events, which featured prominent national and international artists.
He also joined Techno Club Córdoba (TCC), collaborating with the growth and consolidation of the local electronic scene. He is currently co-founder and responsible for 33RPM, a cycle dedicated to preserving and promoting vinyl culture together with Andrés González. In addition, every Friday she participates in Radio Las Rosas, within the Esquisozónica program, sharing her musical selection and disseminating new proposals of electronic music.
Throughout his career he shared the booth with national references such as Jam-On, Mariano DC, Carla Tintoré, Joaquín Ruiz, Diego Cid, Gonzalo MD, Luis Ruiz, Rhombic and Facundo Fernández; and with international artists such as Exium, José Pouj, Cemento, David Meiser, Pfirter, Tripeo, Anders, Camea and Flug.
Today he continues to develop a proposal open to different expressions of electronic music, maintaining vinyl, the constant search for new sounds and the commitment to the scene as the axes that define his artistic identity.
