Daniel Valladares (Gotera studio) Solo saxophone player

A good working space should be enough and a secure parking spot.

Loading space, address, noise limits.Yes

Yes, we are equipped with our own PA system, and some lights.

Yes we do DJ's service

The best gig I’ve ever played was at Reggae Rise Up. It was an unreal experience — thousands of people, all there for the music and the energy. The vibe was just pure positivity. Being on that stage, seeing the crowd move together, feeling the bass hit — it was one of those moments where you realize why you do what you do. Everything clicked — the sound, the lights, the connection. Definitely one of the highlights of my career so far.

Honestly, I don’t really have a specific favorite type of event. I love playing all kinds — from big festivals to small, intimate gigs. Each one has its own energy. Festivals bring that massive crowd vibe and adrenaline, while smaller shows let me really connect with people. As long as there’s good music and good energy, I’m all in.

My journey started back in music school, where I built a solid foundation in performance and music theory. That experience gave me the confidence and tools to start gigging — first at small local venues, open mics, and community events. I wanted to take what I learned in the classroom and apply it on real stages, connecting with people through live music. Over time, those small shows led to bigger opportunities and larger audiences. Each performance taught me something new about stage presence, sound, and how to create a real connection with the crowd.

That path eventually brought me to stages like Reggae Rise Up — a milestone that reminded me how far those early gigs and long practice hours had taken me. Whether it’s a big festival or an intimate show, I still carry that same passion and love for performing that started back in music school.