![Miniteca Light Music — members and friends posing beside the speakers lettered “Lightmusic, La Majuteca” and the illuminated “Light Musi[c]” sign, archive photograph Miniteca Light Music — members and friends posing beside the speakers lettered “Lightmusic, La Majuteca” and the illuminated “Light Musi[c]” sign, archive photograph](/_next/image?url=%2Fassets%2Fportafolio%2Fminiteca-light-music-ficha.webp&w=3840&q=75)
Photograph: archive of Minitecas TV (DJ Grego)
Miniteca · Mobile Power
Light Music
“La Majuteca” — Cabudare, Lara state
A miniteca from Cabudare, Lara state, identified on its own equipment with the mark “Lightmusic, La Majuteca.”
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What is on record
Light Music was a miniteca from Cabudare, Lara state. Its own speakers are marked with the label “Lightmusic, La Majuteca,” and an archive photograph keeps several of its members and friends — among them three children — posing beside the equipment and the crew's illuminated sign.
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This entry is in progress: we keep tracing founders, discjockeys, years of activity, the origin of the name “La Majuteca” and trajectory. If you were part of the crew or keep period material, share it through the contact form to complete it.
Source consulted on September 14, 2026
80s · Minitecas · In progress
