American Music in Santo Domingo

[Jon S.]

How about someone actually helps the poster out?

The poster came onto the site asking about a place where a group of people can go and listen to some Hip-Hop. It's not a pissing match, people. Debate it in a PM or something like it.

 

[qgrande]

DJ Tiesto played a big party last july near Santo Domingo, so there is a crowd into music like that (not American by the way).

 

[Jon S.]

Those DJs are always down there

For years, there has always been a big following of techno and trance music. There were local DJs like Carlos Herrera who did some parties here and there and would mix it up with the occasional Hip-Hop record (after like 30 techno songs) and sell mixtapes but after the year 2000, the actual creators of the music started coming down and I think they realized how many fans they had when Carl Cox, arguably the creator of techno, went there and did a mega-party in the Capital, too large to have in any specific club so they did it in the street. Tiesto is just the latest one to catch on to that. I wish I would've been down there now to see how the clubs do it nowadays, it's been 4 years since I moved back.