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Next Play
The mobile disco that became Space Discplay
A Caracas mobile disco of the mid-90s: Carlos Pérez “Dj Chino Vzla” joined in 1996, became a shareholder and a year later renamed it Space Discplay.
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We are still documenting the story of Next Play. Did you live it, were you part of the crew, or do you keep material from the era — photos, flyers, tips, audio, memories? Help us complete this entry: every contribution is published with its credit.
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The image at the top of this entry is illustrative: we still have no photograph of Next Play. Do you have photos of Next Play? Send them to us and they get published with your credit.
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We are working to track down genuine Next Play sets in the best possible audio quality. If you keep a cassette, a mix or a jingle, share it through the contact form.
What is on record
Next Play stands among the most famed mobile discos of 1996 Caracas, alongside Coco's, Rainbow and The Lawyers, according to the biography of Carlos Pérez “Dj Chino Vzla” —with an entry in this collection—, who joined that year, became a shareholder within months, and a year later changed its name to the current one: Space Discplay.
Article in progress
Article in progress…… Still missing: its founders, its founding year and its history before the name change. If you were part of this crew or keep photographs, flyers or recordings, contribute to the MiniTK Archive and this entry grows with credit.
Source consulted on August 25, 2026
90s · Minitecas · In progress
