We started playing in clubs, bars and festivals and now we are here. After a while, we felt we wanted to make our own music to let people dance to our music and not only to that of others. In the beginning, we also made mashups to put them out online or play them live. It all started by buying a midi controller and some speakers to be able to play at parties and weddings of friends and family. It reflects our full-time dedication to music and the desire to create a strong positive movement in the music industry.
Gallardo is the Spanish translation for the virtues ‘strong’ and ‘brave’. It represents that we all can dance and listen to our music together making the diversity between people and their cultures irrelevant. Voster is derived from the Latin word “VASTO” which means “to make empty”. The name Voster & Gallardo represents our music which connects and unites people from all over the world. What’s the meaning behind your artistic names? I stand for positivity and love to help others in achieving their goals and vision. I love to unite people and make them happy with our music. I have worked previously as a supply chain coordinator but wanted to go full-time in music since I love to spend most of my time on it. I love to work on (music) projects and make them succeed.
You might know it from the tulip fields, and it is close to the ‘Keukenhof’. I am Dutch too and from the same city as Roberto, Hillegom. I always try to find positivity and like to make jokes. I am a calm but also serious guy that likes to laugh a lot. It is a combination of doing some nerdy tech things and making music. I always liked to play around with tech and music so that is why I love to make music. In university, I studied electrical engineering, and besides music, I still like to do little projects like repairing speakers for example. My name is Roberto, I am 24 years old and from the Netherlands. Who are you? (Tell us more about what you do in life, where you live, your age, your real name, what elements could define you, …)
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