DJ Care

DJ Care is one of the South American artists helping shape the new global sound of Afro House through a powerful fusion of Latin roots, organic percussion, and underground electronic energy. Coming from Colombia, his sound blends Afro House, Latin House, and tribal influences with a strong cultural identity that has connected with dancefloors far beyond Latin America. In recent years, DJ Care has experienced significant international growth through collaborations and releases alongside artists such as Aaron Sevilla and Peppe Citarella, becoming part of a new generation of Latin Afro House artists gaining recognition across Europe, Mexico, and the Middle East. His music has been released on respected labels including AFRODISE, Sunset Gathering, Cafe De Anatolia, and Union Records, while appearing consistently in Beatport and Traxsource charts within the Afro House and Afro Latin categories. Several of his releases have also received support from internationally recognised artists and DJs, further strengthening his presence within the global electronic music scene. Supported by artists such as Luciano, Nicole Moudaber, Nic Fanciulli, Aaron Sevilla, Peppe Citarella, and Mijangos, DJ Care continues to build a fresh musical identity that brings a Latin perspective to the international Afro House movement. His productions combine hypnotic grooves, ethnic textures, and emotional atmospheres that have found their place in clubs, festivals, radio shows, and curated playlists around the world. Alongside his artistic career, DJ Care has shared stages with internationally recognised artists including Tiësto, Nervo, Oliver Heldens, Luciano, Nicole Moudaber, Aaron Sevilla, and Tom & Collins, performing across Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, and Ibiza. His music and DJ sets have also been featured on platforms and radio stations such as Ibiza Global Radio, Beat 100.9 FM, Bluradio, and Radionica. At the same time, DJ Care independently develops creative and musical projects focused on the evolution of electronic music in Latin America, strengthening his position as one of the most representative emerging names of the new South American Afro House generation on the international stage.