Juanma Vallejo

Open booth at Mya and Akuarela

In the Valencia nightlife scene, Juanma Vallejo holds residencies at Akuarela Playa and Mya – El club de L’Umbracle, two venues that define the city's weekend. His set does not stick to a single BPM: he combines electronic and urban music, with house, electro house, and dance when it's time to build the dancefloor, and a commercial approach when the crowd calls for a different pulse. The booth is understood as a service to the dancefloor, not as a label manifesto.

From Ánimas and Pacha to L’Umbracle

Before that regular schedule, he toured the local circuit with his own name. He has played at Ánimas Puerto, La Posada de las Ánimas, Pacha Valencia, and Buddha del Sol, and was a resident on Thursdays and Fridays at Rumbo 144. In October 2013, he left a recorded set at Noise Valencia. In the El Carmen neighborhood, he has also been linked to Fox Congo. That path—from pub to branded club—depicts a versatile DJ, accustomed to changing registers without losing control of the night.

LYDREAM, workshop and talent pool in Alboraya

From Alboraya, he runs LYDREAM DJ School on Carrer dels Manyans: individual, in-person, and customized classes, from hobby to club gig. The advanced group enters real parties in Valencia, and there are students playing in pubs, clubs, and festivals, some already in the booth with him. The center adds mashups, edits, and extended versions—with Rubén Coronado in the production course—in addition to artist photography, visuals, and technical equipment service. LYDREAM is his most visible brand today, halfway between a school and his own career office.

TUMU, Fallas, and Friday nights at MYA

On May 9, 2025, he was part of the TUMU Festival lineup in Llíria, alongside more than fifty artists. In October 2023, he closed a night at the Fallas in Bugarra alongside Mauro de Pedralba. In 2026, he continues to appear regularly on the Friday and Saturday lineups at MYA Valencia, sharing the bill with Fercho Energy, Jose Buzz, Marf Daniels, V-Funk, and Rubén Coronado.

Craft of the dancefloor, not the catalog

He does not maintain an extensive discography under his name in major digital stores. His weight lies in the continuity of the Valencian night, in the school that feeds other booths, and in a recognizable identity: a club DJ who teaches, plays, and places his students in the same city where he has been opening the dancefloor for years.