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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 51 MIN

Born to Refugee Parents, Built Australians Biggest Latin Nightclub Empire | Jimmy Toro’s Story

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Send us Fan MailBefore the sold-out clubs.Before the packed dancefloors.Before Latin music became a dominant force in Australian nightlife.This is the real story of Jimmy Toro.Raised in Western Sydney by parents who came to Australia as refugees, Jimmy grew up surrounded by resilience, sacrifice, and strong community values. What started as a love for music and DJing slowly evolved into something much bigger — building La Cueva, now one of the most influential Latin nightlife brands in the country.In this episode, we go deeper than the dancefloor:Growing up in a refugee family in Western SydneyFinding identity through music and nightlifeThe rise of Latin culture in Sydney & Melbourne nightclubsA community and culture many Australians rarely seeThis isn’t just about parties or promoters.It’s about heritage, hustle, and building something from nothing — while carrying the weight of family, culture, and expectation.Welcome to a side of Australian nightlife you probably didn’t know existed.

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Send us Fan Mail Before the sold-out clubs. Before the packed dancefloors. Before Latin music became a dominant force in Australian nightlife. This is the real story of Jimmy Toro. Raised in Western Sydney by parents who came to Australia as refugees, Jimmy grew up surrounded by resilience, sacrifice, and strong community values. What started as a love for music and DJing slowly evolved into something much bigger — building La Cueva, now one of the most influential Latin nightlife brands in...

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