Glass Club

The discotheque on carrera Upata

The discotheque of Alfredo Gouveia —the promoter of Saxon— right in the center of Puerto Ordaz, active between the end of the eighties and the nineties.

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What is on record

The Glass Club was a discotheque in the center of Puerto Ordaz, located on carrera Upata. Its owner was Alfredo Gouveia, the same man who years earlier had been the promoter and sponsor of the miniteca Saxon: from answering for a sound system he went on to having a house of his own for the city's rumba.

It operated between the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties — the exact years of opening and closing are still to be confirmed. What was photographed is its booth in 1994: at the front of the mixer, from left to right, Carlos Contrera “DJ Duck”, Kuni and Heider Hernández “DJ Heider”.

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Article in progress…… Missing are the exact years of opening and closing, the sound and lighting equipment, the musical programming and the stories of its nights. If you danced at the Glass Club, worked there or keep photographs, flyers or memories, contribute to the MiniTK Archive.

Credits and sources

· Primary source of the CMTK Archive (August 2026): ownership by Alfredo Gouveia, location on carrera Upata in the center of Puerto Ordaz and period of activity (end of the eighties or beginning of the nineties, to be confirmed).
· Photograph of the booth (1994) with the identification of its discjockeys (now DJs) — Carlos Contrera “DJ Duck”, Kuni and Heider Hernández “DJ Heider” —, kept in the CMTK Archive.
· Internal cross-reference: entries for Alfredo Gouveia (collection “Hidden Figures”) and for Miniteca Saxon (collection “Minitecas: Mobile Power”).
· Under documentary verification: years of opening and closing, equipment, programming and the trajectory of its discjockeys.

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Source consulted on August 9, 2026

80s · 90s · Discotheques · Club