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DJ and Producer Alejandro Bezares, known by his stage name BZARS, boasts over 12 years of musical expertise, solidifying his status as one of Monterrey’s top DJs. His distinctive fusion of energetic house and techno has garnered acclaim across Mexico and beyond, with notable collaborations alongside artists like Nervo and INNA.
BZARS gained widespread recognition by releasing “Blue Dreams” with Mr. Pig and Sapir Amar. This soulful tech house track has accumulated nearly 45 million Spotify streams to date. His career reached a pinnacle last year with the release of his highly anticipated debut album “222,” a moment he describes as the highlight of his live performances. “I was so nervous to present it at the festival, and it was thrilling to realize that people liked my music proposal. It was nice to see my friends and family among my fanbase to party with me and my album,” he shared.
Since his debut album, BZARS has maintained a relentless pace, continuously refining his craft and pushing the boundaries of his distinctive sound.
Adding to his impressive discography, the Mexican DJ delivers another infectious dance anthem with ‘Monalisa,’ his fourth release this year following ‘Humans,’ ‘Tall White,’ and ‘Quema.’ For this track, he teams up with selector Marcos Jungle and Jowell (half of the reggaeton duo Jowell & Randy), while Luciana lends her smooth vocals.
Expressing his enthusiasm on social media, Bzars remarked, “Proud to take another step in my career as a music producer and DJ, now I bring you a Latin Tech collaboration with the legend Jowell, the Queen Luciana, and the genius Marcos Jungle.”
Bzars is revving up for an exciting year ahead! He’s ready to drop another smash hit, teaming up with Luciana and Kenn Colt on their upcoming track “Cannibal,” along with an EP slated for release in September.
To learn more about Bzars, including the impact of music to his life, read our full interview below.
Q: Before we dig in, what's next for you? What can fans expect in the near future?
I am about to release another banger with Luciana and Kenn Colt named “Cannibal”, I am also releasing an EP in September, and preparing a show for next year, I am playing over Spain in July, September over Italy, and Amsterdam in several ADE parties over October, it’s a great year for Bzars.
Q: Tell us about a memorable moment from one of your live performances?
When I was playing on Pal Norte 2023, I’d just released my first album titled 222, I was so nervous to present it at the festival, and it was thrilling to realize that people liked my music proposal, it was nice to see friends & family, among my fan base to party with me and my album 222.
Q: How does music impact your life?
Music saved me from being a horrible person, I learned to transmute emotions either positive or negative into art, in this case, music, so thanks to music I learned to channel all my energy and emotions into creative stuff that let me express healthily.
Q: What's the most embarrassing song on your playlist?
OMG by Usher I think, or Beautiful People by Chris Brown
Q: What's the most ridiculous music video you've ever seen?
Friday by Rebeca Black
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Q: What is your favorite ice cream flavor?
Black Cherry or Simple Vanilla
Q: If you could solve one global problem overnight, what would it be?
Pedophilia and child abuse
Q: If you had a time machine and could visit any historical period, where and when would you go?
I want to see dinosaurs so I’ll choose the Late Cretaceous period, which was around 66–68 million years ago, to see a live T-Rex specifically.
Q: What movies have inspired you?
The Dark Knight, Wolf of WallStreet, What We Started, We Are Your Friends, Trainspotting, Star Wars Series (before Kathleen Kennedy), and Interstellar just to name a few
Q: Describe your most bizarre life experience thus far?
Amazon Prime made a TV series named Who Killed Him and they talk about my mom, dad, and brother about an incident that occurred 30 years ago it’s bizarre because it feels like a black mirror episode
