Sono Power

Ciudad Bolívar

A miniteca from Ciudad Bolívar present in the canonical catalog of the minitecas of the 80s and 90s.

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Who they were

Sono Power was a miniteca from Ciudad Bolívar that appears in the catalog “Minitecas de los 80 y 90 y sus DJ”. In its own city it is linked to Manuel Miranda “El Portugués,” the same man who took over Hot Music in 1996: Sono Power was one of the brands along his run as an owner. (Not to be confused with “Sound Power”, from Sabana de Mendoza, which is a different crew.)

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Credits and sources

· Directory “Minitecas de los 80 y 90 y sus DJ” (idoc.pub).
· Link with Manuel Miranda “El Portugués”: photograph of the Sono Power stage in Ciudad Bolívar preserved in the CMTK Archive, and the circuit testimonies gathered in the entry for Manuel and Carmen de Miranda (“Hidden Figures”).
· Photographs from the archive of La Revista de las Minitecas (accessed July 20, 2026).

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Source consulted on July 20, 2026

80s · 90s · Minitecas