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RANK	SCORE ?	GENRE	LOCATION
1205	141	Trance, Progressive	Santiago, CL

Stefano Giangrandi, imponent DJ, Producer and Remixer, was born the 8th of November of 1989. When he was 8, he was gifted with a Yamaha keyboard, with which he began experimenting. It was merely a year later that he heard for the first time electronic music. It captured his attention immediately, but quickly faded due to his early age. It was not until the age of 13 that he met electronics again. Having an accentuated ability for music, he showed that he could mix songs without problems even at such an early stage. His first productions reconfirmed this fact by delivering an incredibly beautiful sound that speaks for its own.

While mixing, Aerotek shows an excellent ability of reading the crowd, and no matter the circumstances, he will make everyone dance through his multiple ecstatic parties.

Aerotek first got very interested by the deepest part of Drum n' Bass, but then decided to turn to Trance and Progressive House tunes. Demonstrating his amazing mixing abilities, he has acted from his school's football court to discotheques and pubs receiving the immediate approval of all the people present.

Stefano has a special ability that is not too common in this world: The ability to see songs: "When I listen a song, I can sense it and see it. They come in all sorts of colors and textures, and this way of feeling them has helped me to mix in 'blue ways' or in 'red ways', depending of the mood of the public".

Aerotek is an Audio Producer more than a Progressive Producer, mainly because he never really left neither his first, second or last genre: "Something that has remained through my years of electronic evolution is the taste for a little bit of most of them. It is a vision to make true the possibility of beginning a party with downtempo and end up with Drum n' Bass". Stefano explains that it is not the genre the passionate object, but the deepness in a song, no matter the precedence, what really makes a good musician/listener, "And that is something almost no one tends to think nowadays".