Frau Troffea

Frau Troffea is the artistic name of a Bogota DJ whose identity is based on a deep conviction: the role of a DJ is not to play music, it is to infect. The historical figure who inspires him — Frau Troffea, the woman who in 1518 unleashed the plague of dancing in Strasbourg — embodies exactly that: someone who with her movement dragged others along in an inevitable, almost magical and inexplicable way today, until an entire city danced without being able to stop.

That's the principle that guides each of their sets. Their sound moves between high-density speed house, speed garage, UK garage, trance and rolling Techouse — genres that share the same rhythmic urgency, genres that awaken in frau that incessant desire to dance and that seeks to infect the audience, which makes the dancefloor inevitable.

Frau Troffea has built her reputation in the most important clubs and stages of the Colombian underground scene: Octava, Radio Estrella and Hi I'm Sci in Bogotá, Sonorama in Medellín, among others. Along the way, he has shared the stage with internationally renowned artists such as DJ Heartstring, Patrick Mason, Franky Rizardo, Ben Sterling and Richie Ahmed, among others — a list that speaks of the quality of the contexts in which his career has developed.

Her proposal is not for all dancefloors. It is for those who want to feel that they cannot stop.