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Perronski — 41 Years Under the Beat

Some people are remembered for what they do. Others for how they make people feel.

Roberto belongs to the second kind.

What stands out after all these years is not only the music, the shared moments, or the stories attached to them — it is the loyalty, warmth, and genuine presence he brings to the people around him. The respect and affection he receives from his friends says everything. Real support cannot be staged. It is earned over time, through consistency, kindness, and character.

This set was built with that spirit in mind.

More than a selection of tracks, it is a map of memories, influences, and personal symbols woven into sound. At its center is V4L3R-IA, Roberto’s own musical identity — a project with different faces and dimensions, represented here as both origin and evolution. One of those moments returns through Upload My Desire, revived in remix form after its debut at Grindhouse ’26.

Another deeply personal chapter appears through a new prerelease: Royscope & Eddie Uribe – Love On The Line. Built from the spirit of the original Long Play intro themes, it draws from the atmosphere of the show Roberto once passed on to me at Ítopica. After inheriting that space, it felt only right to create something that carried pieces of what we built there together — not as nostalgia, but as continuation.

Throughout the journey, familiar landmarks appear. Schiller’s I Feel You — a true house signature, instantly recognized by those who know. Pet Shop Boys, carrying timeless elegance. Cosmic Gate and Above & Beyond, heroes of a shared era whose melodies never lost their power.

There are deeper nods hidden inside the progression. Por Ti stands as one of the earliest trance tracks in Spanish to break through and leave a mark. The Ronski Speed remix of Alone Tonight carries its own story — a playful chain of names and memories that, in time, helped shape the name Perronski itself.

And then there are the unexpected moments: the kind that only mean something because they belong to a real friendship. A sudden appearance of the Terminator theme, instantly recognized, followed by the kind of laughter only history can create.

In its final chapter, the set opens into another side of Roberto — rhythm, warmth, and celebration. Latin grooves, touches of cumbia, reggaeton energy, and beat-driven flavors in the spirit of Major Lazer bring everything home with movement and joy.

Because this was never only about genres, eras, or nostalgia.

It is about the people who stay close through time. The ones who support each other, celebrate each other, and continue creating new memories long after the first ones were made.

仲間との繋がりThe bond between true friends.

And to many more years under the same beat-driven sky.