Rebolledo

Mauricio Rebolledo, referred to as just Rebolledo, first involved himself with dance music through the early 2000s like a DJ in his local Mexico — specifically the vacation resort town of Playa del Carmen. Ultimately, Rebolledo opted to create his own materials with regard to allowing less difficult transitions between choices throughout his units. Kompakt musician Matias Aguayo, who performed at Rebolledo’s Santanera celebrations, encouraged further advancement and produced the producer section of his budding Cómeme label. Rebolledo made an appearance on three from the label’s five produces during its maiden season of 2009, with features like the menacing and funny paths “Pitaya Frenesi” and “Guerrero.” That same season, he also co-produced a monitor with Aksel Schaufler (Superpitcher), as Pachanga Young boys, for Kompakt’s Total 10 compilation. The Rebolledo discharge plan wasn’t quite as complete the following season, which included a 12” cooperation with Daniel Maloso and a small number of remixes. In 2011, Rebolledo and Schaufler released a Pachanga Young boys 12”, as the initial Rebolledo record, Super Vato, was released later in the entire year.