DJ Profiles

Originally from Colombia's Caribbean coast and now based in Brussels, Smith Bautista is one of Gasolina's historic resident DJs.

A DJ and sound artist, Smith sees music as a space for connection, freedom and collective release. At Gasolina, his sets explore the different generations of reggaeton, from essential old-school tracks to contemporary sounds, always with a strong instinct for the dance floor.

His energy, musical knowledge and close relationship with the crowd have made him one of the artists most closely connected to Gasolina's identity.

Shann brings creativity, energy and a strong sense of celebration to the Gasolina booth.

She has performed across Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, as well as at major events including Latin Village and Pal Mundo. Although her personal musical universe is broader, her Gasolina sets remain firmly focused on reggaeton and perreo.

Her dynamic mixing style and natural connection with the audience make her one of the defining faces of Gasolina Boiler Club.

Niki August describes herself as a DJ and “vibe manager”, a name that perfectly reflects her ability to understand and guide a dance floor. Starting her journey in Ghent, she has since appeared at major Belgian events and festivals including Tomorrowland, 7Fest and Polé Polé.

At Gasolina, she concentrates her energy on reggaeton, combining iconic tracks, new releases and irresistible perreo anthems. Her confidence, musical instinct and sense of fun have made her an essential part of the Gasolina resident team.

Originally from Murcia, Spain, Ana Caballero is one of the newest members of Gasolina's resident family. Her arrival brought an explosive new energy to the project.

Her sets are direct, expressive and driven by a genuine love of reggaeton. She moves naturally between old-school references and the new generation of the genre, always keeping movement and connection at the centre of her performances.

Now based in Brussels, Ana is quickly establishing herself as one of the emerging names of the city's Latin scene.

Born in New Jersey and active between Antwerp and Brussels, Ivan Diaz is a DJ and ambassador of Latin rhythm and culture. His musical selections reflect the diversity of Latin music and its constant evolution.

At Gasolina Social Club, Ivan creates the connection between traditional Latin influences, ritmos latinos and reggaeton. His warm and carefully constructed sets are particularly suited to the more intimate identity of the Social Club.

Triciaa is one of the most familiar names on the Brussels nightlife scene and a central figure in the Gasolina Social Club resident team.

Her sets are rooted in reggaeton and perreo, with a sensual and progressively more intense approach to the dance floor. Her musical instinct, strong presence and close connection with the audience give every performance a distinctive energy.

At Gasolina, Triciaa represents the project's most confident, physical and liberated side.

Originally from the Canary Islands and now based in Cologne, Germany, YOHENKWART is an international DJ and producer with reggaeton at the centre of his artistic identity.

Through his edits, remixes and extended DJ sets, he connects old-school classics with the newest sounds of the genre. His performances are conceived as genuine journeys through reggaeton culture, supported by deep musical knowledge and a highly energetic mixing style.

His appearance at Gasolina marked an important moment for the growing reggaeton movement in Brussels.

Yeimy Navarro is a Chilean DJ, producer, dancer, choreographer and activist whose work connects music, movement and social engagement.

After several years working in the Chilean pop scene, she developed her own DJ practice with reggaeton at its core. She is also the founder of Popola Clab, a project supporting and increasing the visibility of women, Afro-descendant artists and queer DJs.

Her energetic performances transform the dance floor into a space for celebration, representation and collective freedom.

In Betwin is a Costa Rican DJ duo formed by twin sisters Ana and Lucía Barrantes.

They created the project after noticing that although women filled the dance floors of Costa Rica, DJ booths remained largely controlled by men. Their dynamic back-to-back format, in which they constantly alternate tracks and often mix simultaneously, has become their signature.

With reggaeton at the heart of their sets, In Betwin have performed at major festivals and shared stages with internationally recognised artists including Bad Bunny, Karol G, Manuel Turizo and Myke Towers.

Hot Cues is a Barcelona-based DJ and creative duo dedicated to reggaeton culture.

DJs, dancers and visual creatives, they approach their performances as a complete experience in which music and movement are inseparable. Their high-energy sets connect reggaeton antiguo with contemporary perreo and the new generation of Latin club culture.

Hot Cues represent a new generation of European artists celebrating Latin music with a strong visual identity, creativity and genuine knowledge of reggaeton.

Based in Amsterdam and followed by nearly 150,000 people on Instagram, Robin Roxette is a DJ and artist with a truly international identity. Her South American and Dutch roots shape a musical universe blending reggaeton, perreo, dancehall and Caribbean sounds.

Before stepping behind the decks, Robin began her career as a professional dancer. This background shines through in her high-energy performances, designed as genuine shows where music, movement and connection with the crowd take centre stage.

She has performed across the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Curaçao, Suriname, Los Angeles and Dubai. As an artist and producer, she also releases her own music and regularly shares DJ sets recorded in South America and the Caribbean.

With her vibrant personality, international experience and mastery of Latin and urban rhythms, Robin Roxette is a perfect match for Gasolina's DNA. She has everything it takes to deliver a powerful, festive and intensely danceable set to the Brussels crowd.

Born in Brussels in 2000, DeCost is a versatile DJ whose musical curiosity was shaped from an early age by his father and by a wide range of influences.

His sets move fluidly through Afro sounds, amapiano, dancehall, hip-hop, baile funk, batida and Latin rhythms. Rather than remaining within a single genre, he builds energetic musical journeys by connecting danceable rhythms with captivating melodies.

Petit Bison is a Brussels-based DJ and producer with Chilean and Bolivian roots.

His musical universe brings together amapiano, UK garage, trap, hip-hop and house. As a producer, he creates his own edits and remixes, giving familiar tracks a personal club-oriented perspective.

G-Lo is a Brussels-based DJ, a resident of the Mada Club project and one of the leading voices of the new generation of dancehall and shatta.

Before stepping behind the decks, she began as a dancehall dancer at the age of 15. This early connection to Caribbean culture and movement continues to shape the physical, expressive energy of her performances.

Her selections move through shatta, dancehall, bouyon, Afro, amapiano, gqom, baile funk, UK garage, Afro house, hip-hop and R&B. Her ability to weave these influences into unique and energetic sets has made her a distinctive presence on the Brussels scene, including an appearance at Couleur Café.