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Reflection
A matinee of the Caracas youth circuit of the 70s
A discotheque of the Caracas youth circuit in the 1970s, the setting of the matinees where the future miniteca discjockeys were formed.
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Reflection was one of the venues of the Caracas youth circuit of the seventies where the future miniteca discjockeys were formed. Oscar Hernández counted it among the matinees he frequented as a young man —along with La Burbuja, Silver Ball, Blow Up and La Eva—, where he met discjockeys of the era and traded records of pop, salsa, soul, funk and disco music.
It has corroboration from a direct protagonist.
Its name is written two ways in the sources —“La Reflection” and “Reflection”—; the form Oscar Hernández remembered it by is the one used.
Article in progress
On record are its role as a matinee of the youth circuit of the 70s and the account of Oscar Hernández. Missing are location, chronology, ownership and residents. The external search turned up no attributable independent source.
Source consulted on July 10, 2026
70s · Discotheques · Club
