Heider Hernández «DJ Heider»

From the booths of Holiday and the Glass Club

Discjockey (now DJ) from Ciudad Guayana: the booth of the miniteca Holiday in the 80s and 90s, that of the Glass Club in Puerto Ordaz — and today's decks, where he still plays under a brand of his own.

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The Holiday booth

Heider Hernández appears on the roster of discjockeys who passed through the booth of the miniteca Holiday —founded by the brothers Leonel and Iván Rojas in Ciudad Guayana, Bolívar state, from 1987 onward— during the 80s and 90s.

In those years Holiday fought in the sound clashes of the region and traveled the towns and cities from the Brazilian border to Puerto La Cruz. That was the setting in which Heider Hernández worked.

The Glass Club booth

His path continued at the Glass Club, Alfredo Gouveia's discotheque on carrera Upata in the center of Puerto Ordaz. The 1994 booth was photographed with him at the front, alongside Carlos Contrera “DJ Duck” and Kuni.

Still playing

Decades later, DJ Heider is still working the booth, with a logo and a brand of his own. Of his generation, he is one of those who never left the decks.

Article in progress

Article in progress…… There is still no record of his full name, his date of birth, the exact years in each booth or the rest of his path. If you played with him or keep photographs, recordings or memories of his work, contribute to the MiniTK Archive.

Social media

· DJ Heider's Facebook

Credits and sources

· Link to Holiday based on “La Revista de las Minitecas” (DJ Vladimir Medina Edition), p. 32, and on the Holiday entry in the CMTK Archive itself.
· Primary source of the CMTK Archive (August 2026): identification of Heider Hernández “DJ Heider” in the photograph of the Glass Club booth (1994) — he is the same person on the Holiday roster.
· Present-day photographs of DJ Heider in the booth and alongside Jorge “Manota” Pacheco, kept in the CMTK Archive.
· Internal cross-check: entries for Holiday, for the Glass Club (collection “Legendary Discotheques”) and for Alfredo Gouveia (collection “Hidden Figures”).
· Under documentary verification: full name, date of birth and exact years in each booth.

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Source consulted on August 9, 2026

80s · 90s · Disc jockey · Discotheques · Minitecas · Mixes