Team

Jordi Carreras is a leading figure in music curation, DJing, and professional training in Spain. His career spans more than four decades dedicated to elevating the role of the DJ, integrating artistic sensibility, technical mastery, and strategic vision.

He has been recognized nationally and internationally for his pioneering contribution to the development of the sector, both creatively and pedagogically.

He is the representative in Catalonia for the Spanish Association of DJs and Producers. He was a co-founder and director of the PLASTIC academy, where he promoted professional training in the discipline, training more than 3,000 DJs throughout his career.

For 10 years he was editor of Deejay Magazine and creator of the Deejaymags Awards, which recognized excellence in electronic music in Spain. As an author, he has published three specialized books: Yo DJ II (2012), Yo DJ III (2016), and Deejay (2020).

He was the first Spanish DJ to perform at the Pyramids of Egypt and has performed private sessions for artists such as U2 and Pearl Jam, as well as the warm-up act on three dates of Lionel Richie's “Say Hello to the Hits” tour in Spain. He is currently a resident DJ and artistic director of the Yo Bailé los 80s festival and has accumulated around 7 million plays on SoundCloud.

For thirteen seasons, he has led the music curation for the UEFA Champions Club at FC Barcelona's stadium, a role he has extended to some of the club's VIP lounges.

Today, as CEO of Music Curator, he channels experience into designing musical atmospheres with identity for spaces and brands in different countries around the world, consolidating a sensory proposal that connects emotion, strategy, and local culture.

Loreto García is a specialist in protocol and strategic communication through event design in various formats. Her career combines more than two decades in executive environments in the public and private sectors, with a current focus on how music communicates, excites, and transforms spaces.

Trained in Spain and Chile, she is a professional in Protocol and Event Organization with an International Master's Degree in Event Organization, Ceremonial and Protocol, as well as specializations in International Relations and Public Relations. During her educational career, she participated in projects related to official and cultural protocol, such as C'MUN (Catalonia Model United Nations) and Spain’s Goya Awards.

In her previous experience, she was in charge of protocol and events in the Chilean government, designing and producing official events, protocol meetings, and institutional presentations, adapted to different formats and platforms. In each project, she took special care to ensure the emotional impact on the guests, always seeking consistency with the purpose and nature of the event. In this context, she also developed procedures aimed at strengthening institutional identity and public image.

Today, in her role as CSO at Music Curator, she channels her sensory and strategic vision to turn music into an authentic expression of identity, capable of connecting, moving and positioning brands with meaning. She is convinced that a well-constructed musical atmosphere transforms spaces into environments that communicate, inspire and build real loyalty.

At Music Curator, we have professionals who accompany us at different stages of the creative and technical process. Dani Troch, Ana Wolf, Davide Leonardo, and Xavi Pinós are part of a team that grows and adapts according to the nature of each project.

From artistic sensitivity to technical knowledge, their participation brings richness, coherence, and diversity to our proposals. We work collaboratively, taking care of every detail so that the music not only sounds good, but also reinforces identity, craft bonds, and adds value.