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FRANCISCO CID

Miami-based DJ and producer. Raised in Quito, half Chilean, self-taught.

I never really planned for music to take over my life — it just kind of happened. Somewhere between studying chemistry and biology and playing my first sets in college, I realized I was chasing a feeling I couldn't ignore. What started as curiosity turned into obsession. I wasn't just playing music anymore, I was building moments — something people could feel in their body, not just hear.

I grew up between cultures, between energies, and I think that's shaped everything about how I play. I don't believe in staying inside one genre. My sets move the way I do — house, Latin rhythms, electronic, whatever feels right in the moment. No rules, just instinct. For me, music is movement, it's release, it's connection. It's that point in the night where everything clicks and nothing else matters.

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Ecuadorian/Chilean self-taught DJ and producer known for his high-energy sets and fearless genre fusion. Raised in Quito and sharpened in the underground scenes of Latin America and the U.S., CÏDKID blends house, Afro rhythms, Latin, and festival-level electronic music into unforgettable sonic journeys. No rules — just instinct, emotion, and movement.

With a background in chemistry and biology, his approach to music is both experimental and explosive. What began as college gigs has evolved into sets at venues like Gospel, Istar, Lavo, Cosmo, Rubicon and more. His passport reads like a tour schedule — Austin, Miami, Boston, DC, Chicago, Dallas, New York, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua, Chile, Ecuador, and Spain — all moved by music.

CÏDKID has over 1M+ streams on SoundCloud and has been releasing original tracks that reflect his evolving, global sound and continues to push boundaries.

Whether opening for Bacilos or Milushka, or spinning sunrise sets in the Ecuadorian highlands, his mission stays the same: connect through music, keep people moving, never play it safe.