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Discjockey · One Mixshow, One Name
John Dávila
The other resident of the 750 booth
Discjockey of the Miniteca 750 in Ciudad Guayana. David Carpio “Mr Boogie” names him as his partner in the resident booth of the 750 between 1983 and 1987.
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What is on record
John Dávila's name reaches the Archive through the biography that David Carpio “Mr Boogie” sent in November 2026. Carpio names him as his partner in the resident booth of the Miniteca 750 in Ciudad Guayana, Juan Carlos “Tungo” García's outfit: together they led the 750 for about four years, from 1983 to 1987, until Carpio left the crew to continue his university studies.
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Article in progress…… There is no confirmed full name on record and nothing on his path after the 750. If you knew John Dávila, played alongside him or keep material of his —or you are him—, contribute to the MiniTK Archive: it is published with your credit.
Source consulted on November 9, 2026
80s · Disc jockey · Minitecas · In progress
