So much has happened since Ramiro gave his first steps in music. While he was very young he spent his days listening to radio programs and specialized compilations but in 1996 he started to share his passion for music around Spain´s clubs. Working as a DJ before that a producer, he introduced himself slowly into the national circuit, acquiring skills on the turntable and experiencing the dance floor. This growing popularity led him to be part of Family Club for several years (Toledo famed Spanish night club) and playing music there every week alongside recognized artists on the international scene.

His musical creativity and innovation has always been latent thoughout his life. So in around 2006, Ramiro made the leap to music production, researching and acquiring knowledge, experiences, sharing concerns with other artists and gradually defining his melody. Creation became a way of life for Ramiro. His music is not just Housemusic or a single style; there’s a whole mix of different styles such as RnB, downbeat, disco, funk, jazz, tech and groove… with the purpose being to have a good time, share and enjoy the dancefloor with everybody. In addition, he offers something that is cool, fresh and simply unique. Still working to get better everyday, his dedication has got him work on labels such as Cecille, Noir, Terminal M,Diynamic music, and other, and being an active part in Sincopat or Suara platforms, achieving significant successes and increasing recognition in the electronic scene.

But the wheel never stops and Ramiro is constantly evolving: involved in many projects, his desire since the beginning is to make people live and enjoy what they listen to while he is working at the booth. He has collaborated with great artists and gigs traveling all around the world and playing in cities from Sao Paulo to Beijing, Barcelona or Ibiza delighting everyone with his music. We can say without doubt that this is part of the new wave of Spanish artists. With a lot to offer Ramiro is an artist to bet for. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.