Sound Crazy

A stage companion in the golden era

A Venezuelan miniteca of the eighties, remembered for its presence at the big events alongside other minitecas of the era.

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What is on record

Sound Crazy was a Venezuelan miniteca active in the eighties. What is on record for certain is brief: its name, its era and its presence at the big miniteca events, where it shared the stage with figures of the scene. Its discjockey was Yury, remembered by discjockey Ángel Matt (of ZC) within the world of the minitecas of that golden era.

Independent miniteca sources place it among the minitecas that accompanied others at the big events (“THEY WERE ALWAYS WITH US AT THE BIG EVENTS”), which supports its existence and its role within the circuit of the era, though it still yields no data on its founding, city, owners or equipment.

Article in progress

Article in progress…… Its city of origin, its founders or owners, its exact years of activity, its sound equipment and the rest of its trajectory are still not on record. Nor is the surname of its discjockey Yury confirmed (a surname appears in third-party sources, with differing spellings, without firm confirmation). If you lived Sound Crazy, played with the miniteca or keep photographs, recordings or accounts, contribute to the MiniTK Archive to complete its history without guessing.

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Credits and sources

· Mention of Sound Crazy and of its discjockey Yury as stage companions of Ángel Matt (ZC): “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina edition) and Ángel Matt's account gathered by the CMTK Archive.
· External corroboration of its existence: cuandoerachamo.com (“Minitecas de los ochentas”) mentions Sound Crazy in the body of the article and in readers' comments — a source independent of the magazine.
· Cross-corroboration within the ZC / Ángel Matt circle: the site minitecazc.wixsite.com/home/historia lists “YURY VELARDI DJ DE SOUND CRAZY” among the miniteca discjockeys who took part with ZC.
· Photograph of the “Sound Crazy” cabinet with three crew members: archive of Minitecas TV (DJ Grego).
· Under documentary verification: city of origin, founders and owners, years of activity, equipment, and the exact surname of discjockey Yury.

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Source consulted on July 10, 2026

80s · Minitecas · Sound · In progress