Flug, Gustavo Lopez, Carol Nyx

Argentine DJ and producer Flug (Sebastián López) is a prominent figure on the global techno scene, known for his thundering kicks, sharp hi-hats, and deep basslines. With studio discipline and a humble, passionate approach, he has developed a distinctive sound that is recognizable within the scene.

He has performed at clubs such as Fabrik Madrid, Womb Tokyo, and Brunch Barcelona, and at international festivals such as DGTL, Mayday, CRSSD, and Nature One. His carefully curated sound has drawn the attention of industry figures, releasing music on labels such as CLR, Trip, Soma, Mord, and DCLTD. His album In Safe Hiding received a perfect 10/10 rating from the German magazine Mixmag for its emotional depth. Since his first EP released in 2007, he has accumulated more than 100 releases, including collaborations with artists such as Grammy-winning Dubfire and techno legend The Advent. He has also remixed tracks for names such as Slam, Nicole Moudaber, Indira Paganotto, Marco Bailey, Renato Cohen, Marco Faraone, Mark Broom, Coyu, among others.

Flug is an active figure in Barcelona's cultural scene, where he currently resides. He co-founded the brands Insert and Rezonanz, which left a lasting impact on the city, and leads his own streaming series called Flug Invites in collaboration with Bridge 48, where he also serves as brand ambassador. In 2020, he launched his own label, Existentia, where he continues to push his vision of techno. True to his style, Flug transcends borders, often exploring sounds such as electro and ambient, constantly expanding the boundaries of his creativity.

Gustavo López began his professional career as a DJ in 1986. By the late 1980s, he began organizing electronic parties in the western part of Greater Buenos Aires, where his musical selection, consisting of disco, techno, and house, quickly gained recognition. In 1993, he secured key residencies at Fellini’s after-hours and Club Caniche, consolidating himself within Buenos Aires' nightlife. In 1994, he co-founded Urban Groove, a collective of DJs influenced by Chicago house and Detroit techno. The group made history in 1998 with Rave Sudamericana, an event that brought together more than 20,000 people and received wide national media coverage.

Urban Groove also launched the after-hours Pantheon and K2, spaces in the local underground scene, hosting international artists such as The Chemical Brothers, Green Velvet, Danny Rampling, Ricardo Villalobos, and Daniel Bell, among others. With Urban Groove, he released the albums 3 to 2000 (1997) and 2 to 2000 (1998) on Universal Music, and shared the stage with acts such as The Prodigy and Kraftwerk. He also released the double LP Zero Zero City on Strictly Rhythm and produced the television program Buenos Aires Dance Network, offering an insider look at Argentina's dance scene.

In 2000, Gustavo López moved to Barcelona, where he became an essential figure in the local house music circuit. Since 2002, he has been producing music with his brother Junior López under the project Low Sound, releasing two albums on international labels. That same year, he began his residency at City Hall, one of Barcelona's underground clubs, sharing the booth with prominent figures in the global electronic scene. Today, Gustavo López remains active as a DJ, produces his own events, and teaches the DJ craft to new generations.