Sound Company
Raymix Production
Venue
Parque Intermunicipal
Cholula, Puebla, Mexico
Crew
- FOH/Systems Engineer: Rafael “El Rot” Juarez
- Monitor Engineer: Juan Carlos Alcantara
- Production Manager: Pablo Gomez
- Tour Manager: Tony Estrada
- System Techs: Osvaldo Gomez, Jesus “Ejetio” Gomez, Daniel Gomez, Daniel Chicas, Mundo Gomez
Gear
FOH
- Console: Yamaha CL5
- Speakers: L-Acoustics K1/Kara/KS21
- Amps: L-Acoustics LA12X
- Processing: L-Acoustics P1
- Plug-ins: Native Yamaha
- Power Distro: Motion Labs
- Breakout Assemblies: Motion Labs
- Snake Assemblies: Ramtech
- Rigging: L-Acoustics K1 Bump, Chainmaster motors
MON
- Console: Midas M32
- Speakers: Meyer Sound MJF-212
- Amps: Meyer Sound
- IEMs: Shure PSM1000
- Mics: Shure Beta 52, Beta 56, SM57, KSM127, Beta 91; Shure Axient AD2/Beta 87
Event Details
Edmundo Gómez Moreno, an aeronautical engineer and musician better known as Raymix, is credited as the original composer of the hit song “Oye Mujer” in 2014, which he wrote a year after listening to a lot of trance music and cumbia beats while taking part in an internship with NASA. Bootleg versions of the tune grew in popularity before Raymix’s first album release of the same name in Feb. 2018, but the album, Oye Mujer, went platinum and in April 2018, and a remix version was released as a duet with Juanes a few months later. Now known as the King of Electrocumbia, Raymix’s performance was a highlight of a concert celebrating the spring equinox that was staged at the Parque Intermunicipal in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico on March 21.
