Blastto's life has always been tied to club culture and electronic music. In his case, literally — his father managed a club in Guadalajara, and that's where he first got behind the decks in early ages.
His style keeps shifting, shaped by 20-plus years on the road. Bakalao and máquina compilations as a teenager. First gigs at techno raves in the late '90s. Then jungle, drum & bass and UK sounds, picked up over six years living in London
Producer, club-culture advocate. His sets are never predictable. Released on labels like Heka Trax, Casual Gabbers and Total Trax — his own label, home to "Las Palomas," backed by names like Lorenzo Senni, Danny L Harle and Gabber Eleganza. A record built on Spain's golden era of clubbing, a period that marked him deeply
Founding member of Brrrrrap, a Madrid collective throwing parties since 2012 with artists like Mumdance, Teki Latex and Manifesto. Right now he's running two projects that channel that same love for club culture — a small tribute to the music he grew up on. BKLA takes those old classics and remixes them through a sharp, personal, forward-looking lens. Club Graphics, the other one, is about the visual side and the roots of club culture in Spain.
Sonar Festival 2012, 2015 & 2018 (Barcelona)
The Hakke Show, 2017 (London)
Hard Dance by Boiler Room, 2019 (Madrid)
Harlecore by Danny L Harle (London)
Coucou! (Paris)
Heka Trax Showcase (Glasgow)
Darwa at AB (Belgium)
Brrrrrap (Madrid)
Booty Oh! (Sevilla)
Bananarama (Madrid)
Mountainbass (Huesca)
Dabadaba w/ PXXR GVNG (San Sebastián)
Face Down (Zaragoza)
Industrial Copera (Granada)
Salvation Festival (Tenerife)
Twist (Madrid)
Pulse, Killabass (Madrid)