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Miniteca · Mobile Power
Raven
The neighborhood miniteca inspired by Sandy Lane
An amateur miniteca of the early 80s, created by a group of friends “basing themselves on the existing Sandy Lane”; Luis Atilio passed through it before Ángel Matt founded his own.
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What is on record
Ángel Matt —a discjockey with an entry in this collection— told in an interview that friends from his neighborhood created a miniteca named Raven, basing themselves on the existing Sandy Lane, and that they took him along to the parties where his interest in music grew. One of those members was Luis Atilio, whom Matt later invited to meet his own miniteca, Prince, founded in 1982.
Sandy Lane and Luis Atilio Alfonzo have entries of their own in this Archive; Raven belongs to the same orbit: the neighborhood seedbed that fed the movement's big houses.
Article in progress
Article in progress…… Still missing: its full membership, its years of activity and its equipment. 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
80s · Minitecas · In progress
