
Photographs: archive of La Revista de las Minitecas (DJ Vladimir Medina)
Miniteca · Mobile Power
Fantasma
San Cristóbal, Táchira — since the 1980s
A miniteca from Táchira state, active on the San Cristóbal scene since the eighties and still going. The details of its founding and its trajectory are yet to be documented.
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Relive the energy, the mixing and the authenticity of an era that will not come back.
“Miniteca Fantasma — Rock & New Wave,” a current mix (2026), served from CMTK Radio's On-Demand library.
What is on record
Of Fantasma an archive photograph of its rig is kept: the booth lettered with the name at the center of the hall, flanked by two walls of speaker cabinets with the boxes marked “FANTASMA”, light spheres and ornamental plants.
The memory of the scene places it among the minitecas active in San Cristóbal, Táchira state, in the eighties — alongside names such as Escalibur, Scarlata, Scorpion Line, Infierno, Laser, Explosion People and Ambitus — which livened up venues such as the Club Táchira and the city's Círculo Militar. The miniteca is still going today.
A second photograph —the same wine-red cabinet, with its distinctive curved base, already recognizable in the first image— shows it at a simpler, open-air setup, and reveals its full slogan: “Fantasma, la disco móvil perfecta.”
Source consulted on July 20, 2026
80s · Minitecas
