Listen to Calussa's set recorded live from opening night of BPM Costa Rica 2023 at the Hurry Up Slowly showcase. 

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The BPM Festival Podcast 133: Calussa (Live from BPM Costa Rica 2023)

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Today I'll present the second part of my DJ set from when I played at Kool Beach in Playa del Carmen for The BPM Festival on Saturday, January 12th, 2013, warming things up for Sander Kleinenberg and Sharam. I hope you enjoy it!
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Hoy les presentaré la segunda parte de mi DJ set de cuando toque en Kool Beach en Playa del Carmen para The BPM Festival el pasado Sábado 12 de Enero del 2013 antes de Sander Kleinenberg y Sharam. Espero lo disfrutes! 

Tracklist:

1. Chaim - Ur Around Me (Original Mix)
2. Josel - All Them Moments (Original Mix) [Pure Substance Digital]
3. Knox - Here (John Tejada Remix) [Last Night On Earth]
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5. Layo & Bushwacka - Raw Defined (Original Mix) [Olmeto Records]
6. Simon Baker - Hideout (ThermalBear Remix) [Last Night On Earth]
7. Sasha, Donatello, Kastis Torrau - Smoke Cone (UNER Live Club Mix)[Last Night On Earth]
8. Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile - Japanese Snowbell (Jamie Stevens Remix) [Sudbeat Music]
9. Michael Mayer - Mental Caddy (Original Mix) [Hot Creations]
10. Junkie Wife - Gotta Move On 
11. Piemont - La Danse (Original Mix) [Plumbumb]
12.Piemont - White Portion (Beatamines Remix) [Plumbumb]

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We Are Here Music / Twilo NYC / Global Underground / Fade Records / Mindwarp Records / Red Ant Records / Sounds Of Earth / Pro B-Tech / Stripped Recordings / 76 Recordings / Hookah Records / Hype Muzik / BETHLEM / Typ3 Records / Milovat / Endemic Digital / Corvus Recording / AlterImage Recordings / Looq Records / Sounds Of Juan / Automatic Records UK / Acute Recordings / Kansak Recordings / In4mation Records 


Background
Tini Tun was born and raised in Mexico City, in 1990, along with his brother DJ Quecho, he formed one of the most important electronic bands in Mexico called Conditus. They composed several tracks like “Move Your Hands in the Air” and “Neptuno” which were released on several major dance compilations in his country.

National Experience
A year later at the age of 15, Tini Tun began his DJ career playing at the first rave parties in Mexico City, with excellent response from the audience. He became one of the pioneers of progressive music in the Mexico electronic scene. From then on, he has played around the country in all major cities like Monterrey, Guadalajara, Tijuana, Puebla, Cuernavaca, Morelia, Chihuahua, Culiacan, Merida, Cancun, Acapulco, Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas, Playa del Carmen, among others. Every year he is invited to play at the legendary BPM Festival in Playa del Carmen.

International Experience
Today, Tini Tun is asked to play around the world for his rapid career record and impressive impact on the international audience. He has played in several countries like Costa Rica (Contacto Parties), Peru, Argentina, Guatemala, El Salvador, the UK, Switzerland, Prague, Russia, Canada, Puerto Rico, the USA and South Korea. 
After becoming a member of the prestigious Balance Record Pool back in 1997, he performed in several festivals and clubs across the US at The Mardi Gras Festival in New Orleans, San Francisco (1015), New York (Twilo), Chicago (Crobar), Los Angeles (Giant), Colorado, Virginia, Atlanta, Seattle, Minneapolis and Las Vegas.

International Events
He has appeared at the Ministry of Sound Sessions for the UK Radio broadcasted on several radio stations in North America.
In the year 2000 Tini Tun played in front of 15,000 people at the ACA World Fest in Acapulco with an excellent performance.
In 2002, John Digweed shows Tini Tun as the first Mexican DJ, to be on his radio show Kiss FM in London, having a great response from the radio listeners.
In 2013, John Digweed invited him again for his radio show called Transitions.

Performance with international DJs
Tini Tun has shared stage with prestigious Dj like Sasha, John Digweed, Guy Gerber, Hernan Cattaneo, Martin Buttrich, Heidi, Nick Warren, Lee Burridge, Bill Patrick, Blue Amazon, Paul Van Dyk, Chris Fortier, Jimmy Van M, John Creamer, Mobius Strum, Audiofly, Sean Cusick, Dave Seaman, Paul Oakenfold, Butch, Sandra Collins, Taylor, Anthony Pappa, Luke Fair, Pole Folder, Randall Jones, Quecho, Light, Vazik, Balcazar & Sordo, The Midnight Perverts, Richie Hawtin and Sven Vath, to name a few.

Club residencies
•	Club Twilo / New York, USA with Paul van Dyk, Sean Cusick, Slacker, Sasha and John Digweed, Sister Bliss. 
•	The Contacto parties / Costa Rica with Sean Cusick 
•	Odeon / Mexico City
•	Metro / Mexico City
•	The Palace / Mexico City
•	Colmillo / Mexico City
•	Hookah Lounge / Mexico City


Quotes
 "You will find Tini as a versatile dj in progressive house. His taste ranges from melodic techno tribal to trance and he can segue from one style to another then back again seamlessly. What he lacks in ego and attitude he more than makes up for in generosity and humility." -Sean Cusick   

"Tini broke with progressive south of the border for years, now his breaking in North America and we welcome him" -Chris Fortier   

"Tini Tun, Mexico City’s leading progressive Dj, supplies Over it, a skeletal, bottom heavy house groove." -Nick Warren Global Underground Shangai #28

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