25 years behind the decks;Tweeter, Chilean DJ and Producer, has performed and made people dance at countless events all over Chile and abroad. In March 2004, Tweeter won Heineken Thirst, establishing his band Freakygroove as Band Of The Year and where the opening act of Dutch DJ Tiesto, who at that time was considered the number one DJ in the world. In 2005 Tweeter travelled to "The Old Continent" immersing himself into European nightlife and rhythms. He performed at Southern Spain , Barcelona and then he stopped over in Ibiza! Takes part in SAMC (South American Music Conference) in Santiago, Chile and Lima Peru. Together with Josh Wink and John Acquaviva. Has also taken part in Creamfields, a festival where he has performed together with the best Dj's and worlwide producers such as: Carl Cox,Tiefshwartz, Paul Oakenfold, Silicon Soul, James Holden, Dave Seaman, Paul Van Dyk, Timo Mass, Max Graham, Ferry Corsten, Richie Hawtin, X-Press 2, Carl Cox, Mistress Barbara, Deep Dish, Satoshi Tomiie, Hernan Cattaneo, Omid 16B, Desyn Masiello among others. Tweeter and his music have been an integral part of important concerts like The Chemical Brothers, Simian Mobile Disco, The Prodigy, Groove Armada, Infusion, Swayzak, Faithless and Massive Attack. In September 2006 he founded Skyfish LAB, an independent record label; that produces talented local artists such as Felipe Valenzuela , Early, Dinamique, Pedro Campos and Morrison. His work can be defined as a mixture of sounds seasoned with the most eclectic ingredients. All of it, produced with his most characteristic style. He has performed in Creamfields Santiago, Chile. He was the one and only Chilean artist participating in that event and also his set was 100 % Skyfish LAB. March, 8, Tweeter has been playing at Sensation White 2008 in Santiago de Chile. The Dj..s of this night was Possitive, Morrison, Tweeter, Darren Emerson, Armin Van Buuren and Sebastian Ingrosso in the Main Stage. In the Second Stage the Dj..s was Felipe Valenzuela, Cristobal Díaz, Andrés Bucci, Carlos Alfonsín and Robert Babicz