I’m Brayan Quintero, a surfer and DJ from Venezuela living in Portugal. My music and my surfing have always been intertwined, part of the same circle. I specialize in Reggaeton, and in 2013 I started to play at parties. The story behind Piña Records is a special one. As a child, I was crazy about pineapples. I ate so many of them that I had an irritated mouth all the time. So, all my school friends started calling me Piña.

 

When I started playing at parties, people would call me Piña too, but for a different reason—because of the way I wore my dreads. So I've always been connected with that word. At my very first party, people said “you’ve got awesome reggae records”. In that moment, Piña Records was born.

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Surfing

 

The sea and surfing have been part of who I am since I was a child growing up next to it. I’m always looking toward it, reading it for the right conditions to catch the best waves. Submerged in the water, you’re one with the ocean, and your soul is totally free.

 

Surfing is all about having fun and people getting together at the beach to have a good time and share good vibes.

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Music

 

Piña Records: Where Waves Meet Rhythms

 

Playing music is part of me — like catching a vibe in the water and extending it into the night, with reggaeton tropical song selections that get your body feeling and flowing.

 

It’s all about connecting with the people, tuning the crowd with perfect rhythms to set the groove and create an unforgettable vibe.