Deylor González «Morrocoy»

The monster of The Fashion's booth

The discjockey who came out of a homemade cabinet in Ciudad Bolívar and went on to be considered the best in the region, capable of reigning in the guerras de discjockeys, the discjockey sound clashes, with three and four turntables.

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What is on record

Deylor González, nicknamed “Morrocoy”, is the central figure of the miniteca The Fashion, born in Ciudad Bolívar in 1986 out of the ingenuity of the González brothers —Dennys and Deylor— when they took apart a wooden pick-up to turn it into a booth cabinet.

Out of that homemade cabinet, according to the magazine's material, came “the best discjockey in the region in a long time”. In an area of notable discjockeys, Deylor is credited with combining creativity, skill, speed and the ability to improvise with two, three and four turntables to stand out above the rest.

Feats in the booth

Two episodes define him in The Fashion's account. In his first guerra de discjockeys, at the Club de Comercio in Ciudad Bolívar, with barely two semi-professional turntables and against rivals who already had Technics MkII 1200 decks, he took Second Place. And on a tour to Santa Elena de Uairén, in a clash against Brazilian discjockeys, the draw put him on first to mix; after seeing him, nobody else wanted to go up on stage: they considered him a monster.

With The Fashion —later The Fashion Discplay— he shared the stage with Hot Way, Scooby Doo, Roseland, Sono Power and Night People, and measured himself against minitecas from elsewhere such as La Máquina of Valencia and Infierno, which the crew went so far as to beat in a guerra de discjockeys.

The three turntables, still

That skill with two, three and four turntables did not stay in the account of the eighties: he still mixes on three Technics turntables, with a head lamp to read the labels in the half-light and records bearing his own tag on the platter.

His personal account preserves the alias by which he is known on the scene today: “superdeylor”.

Article in progress

Article in progress…… The alias “Morrocoy” is on record in the magazine's roster of The Fashion discjockeys (p. 46); the account of his feats comes from The Fashion's entry, based on the testimony of its protagonists. His date of birth, his confirmed full name and a record of his activity after The Fashion closed (December 2000) are not yet available. If you are Deylor “Morrocoy”, knew him or keep recordings and photographs, contribute.

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Credits and sources

· Alias “Morrocoy” and membership of The Fashion's roster of discjockeys: “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina Edition), p. 46.
· Present-day activity in the booth, the three-turntable setup and records with his own tag: photographs kept in the CMTK Archive.
· Personal Facebook account: facebook.com/superdeylor.
· Booth feats and The Fashion's career: The Fashion entry published in the MiniTK Archive, based on the testimony of its protagonists collected in the same magazine.
· Under documentary verification: full name, date of birth and activity after The Fashion closed.

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Source consulted on July 10, 2026

80s · 90s · Disc jockey · Minitecas · In progress