Main photograph: archive of culturaminiteka.com · Additional photos: archive of La Revista de las Minitecas (DJ Vladimir Medina)
Miniteca · Mobile Power
Fuga
La Megateca Invencible
That was the motto Fuga presented itself to the public with; its full story is still to be assembled.
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What we know so far
Fuga was a miniteca of the Venezuelan miniteca movement that presented itself with a forceful motto: “la megateca invencible.” In La Revista de las Minitecas it appears through one image, without its run ever being documented in that edition.
Although the magazine did not record its history, it is on record that Fuga was an active part of the circuit: the miniteca Holiday, in its own account, mentions it among the minitecas it measured itself against in guerras de minitecas —the sound clashes of the movement— and gatherings. The details of its city of origin, its year of founding, its founders, its DJs and its equipment remain pending documentary verification and are not included here until they can be confirmed with direct sources.
Source consulted on July 9, 2026
90s · Minitecas
