Julio Victoria - Sinfonía Electrónica : Orchestal Live
After more than a decade of resonance. Colombian producer Julio Victoria presents Sinfonía Electrónica: a national and international tour that brings together more than 80 musicians from Latin America and Europe on various stages in a sound experience that transforms with each territory. And combine the sounds of symphonic and electronic music.
Julio Victoria - Live Band
The live is a journey through different layers and textures, a contemplative experience that is unpredictable and takes risks. It can start from 80 bpm and go up to 126 bpm, exploring various sonic propositions along the way.
Resonando y Reciclando - Social Project
W Radio, Coca-Cola, and Julio Victoria present: Resonando y Reciclando (Resonating and Recycling). Music not only sounds, it also transforms. Together with Coca-Cola, recycling becomes a musical instrument and creativity takes centre stage. In each city on this tour, we open up space for more than just a concert: an experience in which young people not only listen, but also create, imagine, and touch the world in new ways. One day they vibrate with Electronic Symphony and the next, accompanied by Julio Victoria and artist David MorVo, they build the sound of the future with their own hands. Because music can also be an act of care. And creativity, a way to sow awareness.
Todo Sobrevivirá - Julio Victoria and Bernardo Ortiz
Todo Sobrevivirá, developed in collaboration with the artist Bernardo Ortiz and Galeria Casas Reigner. Is a performances, in that work sound was used as a medium of memory, spatial intervention, and collective reflection. These project highlight a commitment to expanding the role of music beyond entertainment, situating it within contemporary cultural discourse and opening new possibilities for how sound engages with space, history, and community.
Harmony - Todo Se Detiene - Julio Victoria
Harmony is a United Nations initiative developed in collaboration with the UN Chamber Music Society, bringing together musicians and composers from diverse cultural contexts to explore chamber music as a space for dialogue and exchange. Through collaborative composition that bridges electronic and acoustic practices, the project expands the role of music beyond entertainment, situating sound within contemporary cultural discourse and highlighting its capacity to foster collective reflection and intercultural connection.