KFAX14: LOGOS OF THE VENEZUELAN MINITECAS
KFAX14: LOGOS OF THE VENEZUELAN MINITECAS is a collection of logos related to "Minitecas," a small sound system culture that originated in Venezuela in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Minitecas played a diverse range of genres, including Electro, New Wave, Miami Bass, and Italo Disco, and their mixed sound was simply described by the word "Changa." In the 1980s, it became widespread throughout Venezuela, with sound systems such as Betelgeuse, Sound Crazy, ZC, Coconut, The Boss, and High Voltage existing.
This work was edited by Phran (aka Fran Mejia), who has had a long-standing relationship with the Klasse Wrecks label.
Released by KFAX, the publishing arm of Hong Kong-based record label "Klasse Wrecks," run by Luca Lozano and Mr. Ho.
72 pages / 10 x 14 cm / Lithograph print / 70 g/m² EOS yellow bible print paper / Glued binding
Klasse Wrecks: www.instagram.com/klasse Wrecks
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