Carlos Willengton was born and trained as a disc jockey in Montevideo, Uruguay. In the early 1980s, he began playing his first sets at parties and nightclubs when only vinyl records were played, and his record collection gradually grew, as did the quality of his work, until he became a professional disc jockey.

In the late 1980s he received an offer to work the summer season on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, which would allow him to alternate summers in both hemispheres for years until settling in Spain, very close to Barcelona.

Carlos Willengton was active as a DJ for over 40 years and during the pandemic he began sharing his mixes with vinyl records on social media, receiving recognition from major figures in the global DJing scene, as well as support from people from all corners of the planet, reaching over 200,000 followers on Instagram.

Once the restrictions ended and nightlife venues reopened, Carlos Willengton began to be invited to perform at clubs and festivals around the world, doing 100% vinyl sets and demonstrating absolute control over the Technics, which allows him to move with incredible ease while mixing.

His willingness to share his art on digital platforms with no other intention than to spread joy among the public has allowed him to leave a lasting mark on the global music scene, which has served as an example and motivation for many other artists.