Photographs of Lony Ortega kept in the CMTK Archive
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Lony Ortega
From the “mkdoceros” to the booth at the CCCT
His name turns up on two fronts of the same scene: among the collaborators who kept the miniteca MK II going, and at the discotheque 1900 My Way, the luxury room of the Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco.
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What is on record
La Revista de las Minitecas (DJ Vladimir Medina Edition) names Lony Ortega among the “mkdoceros”: the troop of collaborators whom the miniteca MK II —born in 1983 as Banana Power inc.— thanks in writing for their selfless, unpaid work.
The CMTK Archive also links him to the discotheque 1900 My Way, in the Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco in Caracas. The role he played there —resident, guest or part of the team— and the years he spent there remain under verification.
Among his own
His bond with the generation of the minitecas did not close with the era. Decades later he still turns up at the gatherings of the movement's discjockeys, alongside names such as Salvatore Schiera, of Betelgeuse, and Rubén Guevara, of Miniteca Yumbo, both with entries in this Archive.
Source consulted on August 6, 2026
80s · Disc jockey · Discotheques · In progress
