Anthony Godfather

A Latin dancefloor with club muscle

The Latin club dancefloor has found one of its most recognizable agitators in Anthony Godfather. From Getafe, his proposal has given a name and form to Latin Tech, an interpretation of electronic music that crosses tech house foundations, club energy, urban vocals, reggaeton, dembow, and a clearly underground attitude. His relationship with the DJ booth began very early: at 12 years old he was already mixing at small events and, at 14, he was performing in local clubs, first with a more commercial and urban language before steering his career toward his own sound.

CACAO as an identity laboratory

The decisive turn came during the pandemic, when he began to build a formula that united Latin music with electronic structures designed for clubs. From that process came remixes and tracks that established his aesthetic, especially «Caliente», «La Blanca y la Rosa», and «Privity», pieces associated with the expansion of Latin Tech in Spain and Latin America. The CACAO brand expanded that idea beyond musical releases: it functions as a party, community, and label, with its own imagery of low lights, danceable tension, and a less conventional reading of the Latin night.

Ibiza, festivals, and an expansion outside of Madrid

His growth was consolidated with residencies and dates in Spanish venues, with a presence in Madrid, Seville, and Ibiza. CACAO found space on the island with a residency at Baloo, while Anthony Godfather was also programmed at Lío Ibiza, a stage that reinforced his role as an ambassador of the genre in an international environment. In parallel, his schedule has passed through larger-scale stages and contexts such as Fabrik, Dreambeach, Medusa, the Santiago Bernabéu, Buenos Aires, Naples, and Amsterdam, in addition to a session for Mixmag Lab Amsterdam during ADE.

A growing catalog and a scene around it

His recent discography shows a production increasingly organized around Cacao Caos Records and collaborations with artists akin to the Latin Tech circuit. In 2025 he released the album «QUIET IN THE CROWD», with tracks like «DISCOTECA», «KOLO», «SOLTERAS», and «SUADA»; in 2026 he expanded that line with «Latin Rave» and singles like «Fiebre» or his remix of «Susurró». His current position combines the profile of producer, resident, party creator, and reference figure for a scene that seeks to unite European club culture with the contemporary Latin pulse.