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Vicente Ferrer

DJ

Vicente Ferrer

Valencia, Spain

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Biography of Vicente Ferrer

Banana's and the DJ booth that learned to fill dancefloors

At Banana's Maxi Disco, one of the temples of the Valencian Ruta, Vicente Ferrer honed a DJ craft built for thousands of people: versatile, direct, and with an ear trained to change registers without losing the thread of the night. He started very young in Valencia, balancing public relations with the DJ booth, and that dual perspective—connecting with the audience and reading the dancefloor—became his trademark. He shared the stage with international artists, toured high-level venues and events, and made radio another professional tool, with music and entertainment programs on local and national stations.

Club house, Baccanali and Ibiza

At the end of 2006, he made the leap to production. Since then, he has released on labels such as Cr2, Vendetta, Stereo Productions, Pacha Recordings, Blanco y Negro, and Clear Recordings, in addition to an extensive catalog on Vamos Music and Recovery House. His sound moves between house, deep house, and tech house, with compilations, remixes, and selections designed for the club. In 2011, he joined as an official DJ for Baccanali at Bora Bora Ibiza. The brand, driven by his production company VFV / UVEEFEUVE GROUP, also held a residency at Eden Ibiza and toured clubs in several countries. He has delivered long sets of Ibizan deep house, Miami, and Electroscene. He has remixed or worked in the orbit of Bob Sinclar, Robbie Rivera, Federico Scavo, Yolanda Be Cool, The Cube Guys, and Ron Carroll. The track Mr DJ, alongside Richard Grey and Víctor Pérez Rubio, surpassed 300,000 plays and was played in sets by Afrojack and Kryder.

Electroscene, ADE and the Valencian tandem

In 2012, he founded Electroscene, his own studio and label, and compiled selections for the Amsterdam Dance Event. The tandem with Víctor Pérez and T. Tommy—tracks like Baccanali, Xta Si Xta No with Chimo Bayo, or Samba Baccanali—defined a period of festive, dancefloor-oriented house. In 2017, Marenostrum Xperience ranked him as the fourth Spanish artist on BeatStats by Beatport. He has performed at Arenal Sound, at the pre-event for the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Valencia alongside Juan Magán and Chimo Bayo, and at events like Miami Music Week.

Remember, 90's & 2MIL and the present

Today, he is one of the resident DJs for the Homenaje a la Ruta 90's & 2MIL, leading the DJ booths alongside Víctor Pérez, with Banana's still associated with his name. The remember circuit—Torrent, Lorca, Castellar de Santiago, Tatel Valencia, Benidorm—coexists with recent releases like Freed from Desire, I Know, Get Lucky, or Electro, and with Baccanali still active. He remains a professional DJ: club house, memory of the Ruta, and his own production company that has sustained parties, a label, and the stage for over a decade.