Active since the mid-nineties, DJ Nano embodies the history of electronic music in Spain. The public face of an often insular movement, he has managed to break down barriers, becoming a media figure who is sincerely admired by long-time fans, new followers, musicians of all genres, and unexpected celebrities.
Following in his footsteps means gaining access to the planet's most exclusive nightclubs, such as Ministry of Sound (London) or T2 (Tokyo); venturing into the genre's major festivals, such as Ultra (which hosted him on its main stage in Miami); and discovering the secrets of major stars like David Guetta, Fatboy Slim, Avicii, Tiësto, Steve Aoki, and Armin Van Buuren, with whom he has rubbed shoulders. Sumptuous dance temples and filthy dive bars, the complicated world of nightlife, benders in Las Vegas, adventures in Thailand, comedowns in Portugal, showdowns with yakuza in Japan, radio, television, tattoos, graffiti…
All this makes up the universe of the Spanish disc jockey who is internationally recognized and the subject of all the talk in this book, which also recalls the atmosphere of legendary clubs such as Kapital, Paladium, Fabrik, Scorpia, Chasis, Pont Aeri, Privilege X, or Chocolate, and unearths countless anecdotes from hotels and dressing rooms. There is no one like the creator of Oro viejo, a show that has gathered up to 25,000 people, to immerse himself in the fascinating, excessive, and fluorescent electronic music scene.
