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Su padre le llama “Jorgito”, su madre le llama “Tito” su verdadero nombre es “Jorge Salvador”
Prefiere a su madre, o a como le llaman sus amigos “Tituá!”
La pasion por el djing llego un poco tarde 2005...tarde pero segura, y fue la misma pasion que hace aprender rapidamente las tecnicas del mixing y la cultura nocturna.
Desde muy niño la musica fue parte de el, ya que crecio justamente al lado de un bar discoteca de musica tropical en la ciudad de la romana, al este de Republica dominicana, su lugar de origen.
Tuvo gran curiosidad por la musica en general, pasando de un genero a otro, influencias que van desde: Hip Hop, Reggae,Heavy Metal,House,Techno,MNML, Salsa, Merengue, blues..casi todos los generos musicales existentes para el son importantes, un hecho que demuesta en los decks.
La musica que mas le gusta es la tribal Nativa “African sounds”. La combinacion de los sonidos percusivos afro antillanos conbinados con los sonidos digitales de europa de verdad que lo hacen saltar.
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His father calls him “Jorgy”, his mother calls him “Tito”, his real name is “Jorge Salvador”.
He prefers his mother's, or to as his friends call him “Tituá!”
The passion for djing arrive a little late 2005... late but safe, and it was the same passion that makes you learn quickly the techniques of mixing and night culture.
From a very young age music was part of him since he grew up exactly next to a disco bar of tropical music in the city of Romana, to the east of Dominican Republic, his place of origin.
Generally he had great curiosity for music, hopping between genre, influences that go from: Hip Hop, Reggae, Heavy Metal, House, Techno, MNML, Salsa, Merengue, Blues... for him are important almost all the existing music genre, a fact that he demonstrates in the decks.
The Native Tribal “African sounds” is the music genre that he most likes. The combination of percussive and Afro-Antillean sounds, along with digital sounds of Europe truly makes him jump.
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