VITE: "Poc a Poc i Ja Veurem" — A Tour Through Latin America and Europe

From the FUTUREMAG archive. Originally published in FUTUREMAG #02 — The Spirit of Tulum (February 2023).

"Poc a poc i ja veurem" is a phrase I heard seven or eight years ago in Ibiza. It translates to "little by little, and we'll see": simply go step by step and you'll see the results. Something like kaizen.

VITE is my last name, so it's in my blood. I used to introduce myself as Clive Miller, and around 2019 I decided to use VITE.

I discovered electronic music while getting ready for high school. I'd watch MTV, and between 6 and 8am there was a "Dance" block. I was really drawn to the videos. I didn't know what genre it was, but I liked it. The first "real" DJs I listened to were The Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim and Moby.

I was born in Pachuca, Hidalgo, and moved to Querétaro to study at university. That's where I developed, and now I've lived in Tulum for three years.

Europe tour, summer 2022

I was there for three months. Without a doubt it was the biggest tour I've ever done. I was lucky to play huge events and clubs like Brunch Barcelona, Rituals in Munich twice with my partner Miganova, and two parties in Mykonos with great artists like Innellea and Agents of Time. I was also in Ibiza, Madrid, Prague, Tel Aviv and Casablanca, Morocco. Every party was unforgettable.

Colombia and Chile tour

The most recent one was really spectacular. The clubs and the vibe of the people are the best. People really listen and dance to what the DJ is proposing, and that's a big point in their favor.

What did it mean for VITE to open for world-renowned artists?

I felt very comfortable handing over the booth to Toto Chiavetta, Innellea, Silicone Soul and many more. Doing the warm-up is a big responsibility, but overall it was fun and very satisfying.

Now, in high season in Tulum, we're back with SINNER, the party I run in partnership with Miganova, super excited and with all our energy for another amazing season. We're also launching the SINNER Music label, and I'm very happy about both projects.