Marco Indriago

“El Mejor DJ del Sur Oriente del País”

A native of Ciudad Bolívar, founder of the legendary Miniteca Scooby Doo — he left us in 2023.

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Roots and first steps

Marco Indriago, a native of Ciudad Bolívar, is remembered as one of the pioneers of the miniteca scene in southeastern Venezuela. He founded the famous Miniteca Scooby Doo, with which he brought sound, showmanship and youth culture to many corners of his region.

He was considered “one of the best DJs in the country's Southeast,” valued for his technique, his stage presence and his role as a musical and cultural reference point in his city.

Legacy and recognition

His passing in 2023 was a great loss for the DJ community and the miniteca culture of Guayana and Venezuela. His legacy lives on in collective memory thanks to those who experienced his shows, the energy of Scooby Doo and the mark he left on those who saw him mix.

Recognized by his followers and colleagues as “the best DJ in the country's Southeast,” always noted for his professionalism, his technique and his stage presence. With his legendary Miniteca Scooby Doo he took part in numerous guerras de minitecas —the sound clashes of the movement— and festivals, facing hard-fought competition against true musical machines such as Hot Way, Roseland and Hot Music. Although he did not always take the win home, his consistency and his quality established him as an undisputed reference point on the scene. With more than 40 years of career behind him, Marco Indriago decided to carry his legacy further by creating a DJ academy aimed at training future generations, beginning with boys and girls whom he taught not only the technique but also love and respect for the profession of discjockey (now DJ).

Credits and sources

· The information is documented in texts on the history of the La Mariquita sector in Ciudad Bolívar, where Marco Indriago appears as an emblematic figure and founder of Scooby Doo. There are also tributes on social media and fan videos on platforms such as YouTube.
· Migrated from the original article at culturaminiteka.com/un-mixshow-un-nombre/marco-indriago (accessed July 9, 2026).

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Source consulted on July 9, 2026

70s · 80s · 90s · Discotheques · Minitecas · Mixes · Rumbas