SIRO DJ, as his nickname suggests, is first and foremost a DJ and percussionist. He is currently studying and training to become a music producer, mixer, and masterer of his own music, something he has been wanting to do for many years (decades, in fact) but hasn't been able to until now due to the time commitment required and full-time work schedules. As a side note, he is also giving private piano lessons for beginners, as learning to play a non-percussive instrument is another thing he's been wanting to do.

Without a doubt, SIRO DJ is a talented DJ in central Spain, both with vinyl and as he embraces digital.

He hasn't had much professional experience in clubs and festivals, but he's a regular on social media and known for his versatile DJ sets, which range from house, electro house, deep house, tech house, dance, progressive, melodic house, melodic techno, techno trance, progressive house, trance, uplifting trance, vocal trance, hard trance, hard techno, minimal, electro, EDM, and big room, among many other genres.

He's capable of both separating his DJ sets into a single style or genre and transforming them into a musical journey that few DJs and artists dare to attempt, creating sensory experiences that encompass a variety of genres, styles, and subgenres within electronic music.

It could be said that he is one of the most versatile DJs on the Spanish national scene, and perhaps the world, with a refined, fine, exquisite, daring and risky technique that goes beyond the conventional, since he uses some scratching techniques in practically all his DJ sets, since he comes from the old school, from the 80s and 90s where Rap and Hip-Hop were styles that influenced him, and logically, the DJs of that time with their scratching techniques, and the well-known DMC world and national championships, known to all DJs of those times and also of the present, even if only for history.

Without a doubt, he's a DJ who deserves recognition for his behind-the-scenes work and his contribution to the cultural music scene. Despite not having the same level of exposure as other DJs who are more active in venues, clubs, events, and festivals, both nationally and internationally, almost everyone follows him on social media, knows him, has listened to and downloaded his DJ sets, or at least heard of him.

His very humble and reserved nature is his defining characteristic, which has perhaps also hindered him from having the charisma of other artists with a notable impact. This is why he hasn't gone further, despite his performances in certain venues, events, clubs, and festivals that have garnered some national attention. He has even played gigs in Ibiza, performing his favorite style or genre: Trance in its most modern and current version. This style has been commercialized and popularized by the Dutch and Belgians, who have created their own brands and distinctive labels. Purists of 80s and 90s Trance criticize it so much, but for him, it remains an evolved Trance, more emotive and sensitive, in keeping with how technology has evolved compared to the rudimentary means available during the explosion of electronic music in all its original genres and styles, which have nothing to do with the current ones. That's why he believes that neither what's happening now nor what came before should be undervalued or undervalued; everything is equally good, feasible, and has its place in the history of electronic music.

What was done yesterday is nostalgia, what is done today is current trends, and what will be done in the future, who knows, but it is the future itself, and technology will dictate and set the guidelines and where music is headed, since the richness of electronic music and what differentiates it from any other genre or style is improvisation and all the versatility offered by machines, synthesizers, computers and new technologies; hence it is called electronic music, in the broadest sense of the word.