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Miniteca · Mobile Power
Madness
Caracas — Distrito Capital
A Caracas miniteca with proof on vinyl: its mix of “Give Me Your Love” was pressed on “Invasión de Minitecas” (1986), with its ship lettered on the cover.
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What is on record
Madness was a miniteca from Caracas. Its most solid documentary trace is a sonic one: it took part in the LP “Invasión de Minitecas” (Magic Record's, 1986), the compilation of twelve minitecas mixed by Oscar Hernández, where it was given “Give Me Your Love”, by Fun Fun. The cover of the record draws it as one of its ships, lettered next to the track.
The two sides of the record itself write its name differently: the cover prints “Madnees” and the acknowledgments list “Madness”. The record declares printing errors in others of its credits, so both spellings are recorded without either being taken as definitive.
Source consulted on August 8, 2026
80s · Minitecas · In progress
