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The first concerns of music for Alex Fuente a.ka. (Barrack)  began at 1987 at his early age 10, when he mixed his first records in a disco - bar from  his father in Playa Chacmol, Cancun. 

In the mid-nineties and with 18 years of age, his taste for electronic music is defined by playing in the early electronic stages of  Cancun. And it is in the Ola lounge, where it forms part and establishes the foundations of the first generation of the progressive movement in the main tourist destination in Latin America. 

He is currently a founding partner of the Akbal Music collective with his blood brother Robbie Akbal. 

In this time, Barrack has shared turntables with top DJs worldwide, including Hernan Catanneo, Anthony Pappa, Paul Oakenfold, Chris Fortier, Dj Nukem, DJ-T, Dj Gogo, James Monroe, Jay Tripwire, Audiofly. Mandy , Wiildark , Facundo Mohr, Glauco Di Mambro, Mark Alow just to name a few.

The stages of his performances have been very varied and exotic: for the same reason that he has played in Miami, Barcelona , Costa Rica and in cenotes and caves all over  the Mayan Riviera in Mexico. 

Barrack is recognized for his long sets where he can combine various genres.

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Sounds of Kali plays Progressive Medicine Music / Organic Deep House / Organic Tech House / PsyTrance with Ancient Medicine Roots. This means a fusion between Electronic and Medicine Music. Sounds of Kali has a unique perspective on how music can bring people together and create a sense of community.

Sounds of Kali has the potential to be a powerful and transformative tool for beautiful events and also as a great reminder of ayahuasca ceremonies. 

Sahaj , together with Abahaya holds the Gaya Kali - Centro de Tecnologia das ciências natives ancentrais and plays Sounds of Kali regularly in its cermonias in Alto Paraíso. 

Rudraksha, a seasoned maestro of the DJ scene, has an impressive 30 years of expertise in the diverse landscape of electronic music. For almost three decades, he has dedicated himself to dance music, mastering genres such as trance, techno, house and andenstep and their subgenres.

Beyond dance music, he has spent 21 years creating soundscapes that transport the listener to other worlds, specializing in ambient, chill-out and electronica. These sonic journeys are not just a listening experience, but a journey into the soul.

Over the past 9 years, Rudraksha’s artistic expression has evolved to incorporate the rich traditions of South American medicine music, culminating in the Sounds of Kali project. This fusion creates a unique listening experience that combines ancient wisdom with modern soundscapes, inviting listeners to embark on a transformative musical journey.

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