Manuel Sahagun is considered one of the exciting new talents in the house music scene. He started in 1998 experimenting with his computer and exploring DJing as a hobby, playing around with sounds that went from house to techno. Influenced by artists like DJ Dan, Derrick Carter and DJ Sneak, he acquired a taste for funky and deep house. Starting professionally in 2001, Manuel positioned himself quickly as a house music reference among Argentinean DJs Besides his residencies at Pacha and Superclub, Manuel has played in clubs and big festivals like Personal Fest that had an attendance of 25,000. Another highlight has also been his participation in the famous Creamfields Buenos Aires. Manuel has also worked under several radio stations: Metro-Dance FM, X4-FM, Radio Kosiuko FM and the Global Station 93.1. Today, Manuel travels all over the world playing at several events and bringing his blend of house music to fans everywhere. He’s had the pleasure to be invited to play in other cities like San Francisco, Denver, Miami (WMC 2009), Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Quito, Guayaquil, Bogotá, etc. He has shared booths with artists like Chemical Brothers, Massive Attack, Justin Roberston,Jay West, Asad Rizvi, Richard Grey, Wally Lopez, Terry Lee Brown Jr, Mazi, Magik Johnson,Hipp-E, Giom, Iz & Diz, etc. As a producer Manuel Sahagún began in 2002, but it wasn’t until 2005 when he got to widely promote his first EP for Wiggle Recordings, After that, many other releases came up in different labels such as Kolour, Guesthouse, So Sound to name a few. He has also had an important appearance on the well-known British label Drop Music in 2008, establishing him as a respected artist in the underground house scene. Manuel shows diversity a producer taking in deep, funky, tech, electro and disco sounds while keeping it fresh and original. His music received huge support from DJs like Terry Francis, Mark Farina, Lawnchair General, Miguel Migs, DJ Heather and many tracks has been licenced for important commercial compilations like Hed Kandi, Ministry Of Sound, Dj-Kicks, Milk & Sugar and more.