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Mia Salvador

DJ

Mia Salvador

Pamplona, Navarre, Spain

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Biography of Mia Salvador

The under at 80-100 BPM

Between 80 and 100 BPM, Mia Salvador's sets are recognized for an underground reggaeton that leaves out the easy hits and sticks to the gritty pulse of Ñengo Flow and the Spanish urban sound of Yung Beef. Born in Pamplona, from the beginning she committed to a Latin club sound, closer to the essence of the genre than to the radio: raw perreo, non-commercial selections, and a DJ booth that connects instantly.

From CAVAS to the 909 at Sonora

She started DJing at CAVAS, a club in the center of Pamplona, and between June 2023 and September 2024 she was the resident DJ of that venue. From there, she jumped to other spots on the circuit: Microdosis in Segovia, Xapiadora Kluv at Guru Dance Club (Murcia, May 2025), and Rak$ in San Sebastián. The leap in visibility came in Bilbao thanks to Larria Parties: several dates at Crystal and Back opened the door to Sala Sonora, where she packed the 909. From that period, there is a set of over eighty minutes recorded with Larria, published on her YouTube channel, with the dancefloor surrendered to the under and not the catalog of hits.

Zentral, Razzmatazz, and a booth that is now requested by name

In Pamplona, she has consolidated her position at Zentral: she headlined RAMDOM UNIVERSITY on April 1, 2026, alongside AGA, SanBlazz, and Las Broskas, and on July 8, 2026, she played in the main room during San Fermín. On August 9, 2026, she performed in San Sebastián alongside Txolas, Mario Garcia, and SanBlazz, and on September 4, 2026, she jumped to Razzmatazz (Barcelona) for Vampirina Club, a lineup featuring Metrika and D.Basto with Panteros666, Lupsi, and D.Basto. She has also collaborated on video with Alex Martini in the Nebulosa series. In the booth, she works with Pioneer and two CDJs, and using a controller is not a problem for her. On social media, she gathers her audience on TikTok and Instagram, linked to the Larga Vida al Reggaetón community, with a recognizable dancefloor image: soccer jerseys, under perreo, and a musical line that people identify before even entering.