High Times in CHILE
The complete story about Trance in Chile!
Author: Dew Vibe
Date: Mar 17, 2005
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Its about 2:00 a.m. and the moonlight reveals the rugged
morphology of Andean valleys. Aromatic smells of chai tea, incense and
some hydroponic scents are filling the cool mountain atmosphere. UV reflections
demand your attention. Colorful people keep dancing embraced by strong
psychedelic pulses that beat their bodies and their very souls. Even some
fires are dancing along with the people. Organized spontaneously on each
full moon, “La Fiesta de la Luna” has been an outdoor tradition
for many years, gathering true trance lovers in natural scenarios of Los
Andes.
The Country This so-called “Long and thin stripe of land” (as old geography books reads) facing south pacific, shows a wide variety of climatic conditions and landscapes, ranging from arid deserts to ancient woods. It was conquered by Spanish people at central zone and British people at he South. Almost all the aboriginal population were killed and the rest were mixed with Spanish people. Between 1st and 2nd World War a huge migration of European people came to the country so it is quite occidental. Since 80s the Chilean economy became strong. Politically, Chile acts as an island with the rest of South America and it is the most expensive country in Latin America. Chile has special landscapes because of it’s length, so you have desert, central valley, lakes zones and Patagonia. Chile is a country of poets and musicians so the electronic music scene is very varied and the people can dance genres like Drum and Bass as well as House, Techno or Trance, as long as the music keeps the quality. Delightful landscapes, friendly people, affordable prices and a little but solid trance scene, are some of Chile’s issues trancers worldwide will love. Santiago (the capital), with over 5.000.000 people, concentrates the country’s activities, especially those related to electronic music and arts. Despite of that, many times, party organizers reaches north and south with outdoor trance events surrounded by amazing natural environments. The Trance sceneHistory In Chile, the Trance scene started at beginning of 90s influenced by the local Sannyasin community. The first club doing Trance parties was Oz Club, leading by DJ Siddhartha. At 1994 a Total Solar Eclipse was showed at North Of Chile, so the local Trance scene got in touch with the international scene. Then DJ Cl.ear (Nacho) was born to Trance and started to organize the Full Moon Celebrations at Andean Mountains as well as having a small Trance club called Telex at Atacama Desert in North of Chile. The Full Moon Celebrations kept quite underground and were only supported by the cooperations of the people. At 1996 DJ Cl.ear, Dew and Nanda founded Dreamvibe with the idea of bringing to the urban scene the spirit of psychedelic at the Mountains. They started doing Chill Outs for other parties of the electronic music scene to finally starting doing their own parties at Santiago City and the first open air festivals. After Dreamvibe, there came some other promoters who helped keep the scene alive: Trance Tour (founded by Dario, Juan Carlos and Pancho), Psy Shiva (founded by DJ Vichop) and DolFeel (founded by musician Feel). At 2002, the Trance musician Titin Moraga and Sonja Ben Anchoura came to settled in Chile, using the name Interdimensional as their promoter group.
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Date: Mar 17, 2005 Facts
ShopsThere aren’t any Trance shops at the moment
but some are coming leaded by the Trance Tour crew. Doc Sonic informsCocaine and cannabis are widespread anyhow the consumption is illegal and persecuted.
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