Ricky Corazón is a duo of graphic artists fan of alternative music sung in Spanish formed by German Papillon (France) and Rodrigo Aranda G. (Chili).

They live in Brussels from love and cool tequila. After a journey to Mexico with long walks on the Playa de la Muerte, they decide to share their musical discoveries.

First amongst friends, then with an audience at out-of-the-ordinary nights in the capital. They have only one goal: conquer your hearts and your feet with their curious mix of hispanic rock-electro-disco-cumbia-pop.

Wawashi begun his DJing career in 1999, without taking himself too seriously. His extremely ectectic musical style – removed from trends and open to seemingly different styles, such as techno, electro, pop, acid, italo disco and house – soon made him shine within the Bologna club scene.

In 2003, with journalist and friend Benedetta Cucci, he started the monthly night PopUP at the infamous Cassero Gay Lesbian Center in Bologna, which quickly became known as one of the best nights out in the Country. The formula was simple and effective: to bring dance music back to the more tangible dimension of the live act, in contrast with the current “Superstar DJ” fenomenon. Guests were artists known for their creativity and originality – Luomo, Mu, The Hacker, Black Strobe, Chicks On Speed, Ascii Disko, i-F, Riton, Chelonis R. Jones, Ellen Allien & Apparat, to name but a few.

Since 2005, Wawashi is also artistic co-director of Cassero, one of the few Italian clubs to champion musical innovation and push boundaries, also firmly established as one of the best clubs “Made in Italy” in the Country and abroad.

His first work as producer has been released in 2007 – “Shake Your Body” by Miss Plug Inn – an energetic mix of italo disco and electro which also features prestigious remix works by Remute, Casco and Christopher Just.

Nowadays he's working on a new project with the biggest disco queen ever seen on earth, Hard Ton. Their fatty sound mixes up Chicago's acid house with Sylvester's falsettos, Bobby O. with Loleatta Holloway... Get ready for this enormous pop bomb.

What would happen if Divine were captured by disco aliens back in the day and were later beamed back down to modern times in Italy? The answer is closer than you think as made apparent by Hard Ton, the biggest disco queen of the XXI Century. And if his body can only remind us of John Waters' muse, his voice pulls up itself to Sylvester falsetto's, hopping between accelerated beats and shameless acid sounds. He is omnivorous, he fed of the multilevel outfits of Leigh Bowery and of modern pop imaginary. With his 150kg, Hard Ton is a Giorgio Moroder low-fat grooves model meeting a heavy weight Chicago-sound queen machine.

A dancefloor doesn’t remember such a speedy upturn of a single person project called THE VORACIOUS for a long time. Spontaneous performance crowded by energy, zippy mood and unique atmosphere through the music styles like acid, electro, minimal, punk, rock, glam rock, ebm and new wave he has charmed european people on parties like Los Ninos in Brussels, Neon Raiders and Cockaigne in Berlin, Kollektive Rave in Budapest, The New Black in Warszawa, Boom Bang Baby in Bratislava, Planet Festival, Electra, Itch My HaHaHa or party called Plastique in Prague.

He has played his DJ set at many Czech and European clubs during a short time period.

Also he played with many DJs and bands of world-class names like Headman, Rex The Dog, Bunny Lake, Warren Suicide, Kids On Tv, Naive New Beatears, Carabine, Electric Indigo, Franz&Shape, D.I.M, Mixhell, Hannah Holland, Diskokaine, Fanklub DJs, Jake The Rapper, The Scandals, Kazey and many more.

What would happen if Divine were captured by disco aliens back in the day and were later beamed back down to modern times in Italy? The answer is closer than you think as made apparent by Hard Ton, the biggest disco queen of the XXI Century. And if his body can only remind us of John Waters' muse, his voice pulls up itself to Sylvester falsetto's, hopping between accelerated beats and shameless acid sounds. He is omnivorous, he fed of the multilevel outfits of Leigh Bowery and of modern pop imaginary. With his 150kg, Hard Ton is a Giorgio Moroder low-fat grooves model meeting a heavy weight Chicago-sound queen machine.

He who leaves dance floors undecided between romance or wildness. Man of few words Sixsixsixties is Belgian’s quintessential master of ceremony, both when playing records or promoting nights. As co-founder and driving force of the now-defunct Holger nights in Brussels, he is to blame many nostalgic echoes (“insert memory summer boat party”), a footprint later witnessed in his hometown Antwerp when taking the job as promotor of the temporary 21st-floor Klub Goud.

Nowadays he co-runs traveling queer safe space SPEK covering the walls of sleazy basements, Turkish wedding venues and crummy nightclubs with festive fluids all around the country and plays parties as one third of dj-collective Snoephut. He holds a monthly residency on Kiosk Radio and has been touching ground in Berlin, London, Kopenhagen or anywhere a crowd of free spirited dancers is awaiting his dubby grooves, balearic excursions and joyous house beats.

hi! i'm the michael. i'm a silly rabbit. this is a random sentence. jd twitch is the coolest dj i've spun with. i played in noise and punk bands when i was a teenager, so james murphy gave me thumbs up to dj in my twenties. which is awesome.

italo disco house edits electropop wave are some basic words possibly applicable. awesome horny joy bliss drunk are others. i kept it short, but i wear it long and hard, i swear. wave at me i'll wave back, we'll have a moment together, it'll be grand.