Pascal Kleiman DJ, musician, composer Date of Birth: 19.04.1968 Country: France

Biography of Pascal Kleiman

Pascal Kleiman, also known as Amazing Pascal, is a popular figure in the Spanish club scene, recognized as a DJ, musician, and producer. Born in 1968 in Toulouse, France, Pascal faced a unique challenge from birth as he was born without arms. Despite the use of prosthetics, Pascal adapted to using his feet for both his work and daily life.

In the 1980s, Pascal began his career in French radio, hosting his own program called "Virus" on French free radio. His show was innovative for its time, introducing listeners to new musical trends such as underground punk and funk. It was through his broadcasts that groups like "Liquid Liquid" and "Front 242" gained exposure.

By the early 1990s, Pascal found his passion in DJing and started producing his own rave compositions in France. He also actively participated in organizing rave parties. In 1992, Pascal moved to Spain and began working at the renowned Madrid nightclub "Attica." Notably, Pascal continued to work using his feet, which added an extra level of intrigue to his parties.

Although Pascal's lack of arms could be seen as a hindrance, he effortlessly moved, casually lit cigarettes, and confidently operated the DJ console. After leaving "Attica," Pascal relocated to Valencia, Spain, where he settled in the nightclub "NOD." In the mid-1990s, he established his own label, "UV," which focused on electronic music and collaborated with Spanish and international musicians.

Today, Pascal Kleiman is widely recognized as a DJ and producer in Spain. He earned a reputation for his performances and has toured extensively. Pascal has released over a dozen albums, introducing numerous new names in the electronic music scene. He also owns a thematic store called "Psylove," offering everything DJs need, from records to stylish clothing.

In 2007, Pascal opened the Audio/Visual School, a DJ school that caters to aspiring DJs. Throughout his career, Pascal has worked in numerous clubs worldwide and participated in several festivals, including Sonar, Fonotica, and Musica di Estratti. His contributions to the electronic music industry have been significant and continue to inspire aspiring musicians and DJs.