Photograph: tusdj.com — DJ Hector Patty's profile
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Héctor Patty
From the La New York roster to eight booths across the country
La Revista de las Minitecas collects him among the discjockeys of New York New York “La New York”; his own biography adds seven more residencies — from New York People and Maui to Coco's — and a circuit that reached Colombia, Aruba and Miami.
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What is on record
Héctor Patty appears among the discjockeys of New York New York “La New York” —one of the most emblematic minitecas in Venezuela, a symbol of technical innovation and stage professionalism since 1980—, according to the roster of discjockeys collected by La Revista de las Minitecas (DJ Vladimir Medina Edition), p. 14.
Luis Patty also appears on the same roster: they share a surname, which suggests a possible family tie (brothers?) that the sources do not confirm and that is not asserted here.
The booths
His biography lists the Venezuelan companies where he was a resident: the minitecas New York People, Sky Flash, Colors, Maui, Ambitus, Projections, Coco's and New York New York, plus the Discplay Dj Móvil. Outside the country, the circuit continued with Disco Móvil Booth (Colombia), Zapp Music Dj's Services (Aruba) and Miami's Discplay New York New York.
Source consulted on July 10, 2026
70s · 80s · 90s · Disc jockey · Minitecas
