When the DJ booth goes quiet and the studio lights come on — Claudio Aventino reveals a whole new side of himself. Known for igniting dance floors in Madrid and Rome, he also knows how to stir something deeper when the clothes come off and the lens starts clicking. In this exclusive NUBRO interview, Claudio confesses that he’s an introvert at heart — but put him behind the decks or in front of the camera, and he becomes pure fire. His answers will make you blush, and his fantasy of a Tom of Finland–style shoot will light up your imagination. Shot by the talented Stas Vokman, this photoshoot captures Claudio in all his bold, sensual glory. And yes, he once nearly slipped off a balcony during sex — but you’ll have to read on for that story.
Hi, Claudio! Tell us a little about yourself – where were you born and raised, where do you mostly live, and what do you do?
Hi! I was born and raised in Las Palmas, and these days I split my time between Madrid and Rome. I’m a DJ, a full-time music addict, and someone who lives to create spaces where people can lose themselves completely – in sound, in rhythm, and maybe in each other.
What’s an interesting fact about yourself that you’d like to share with NUBRO readers?
I’m actually super introverted in my day-to-day life, but once I step behind the decks – or in front of a camera – it’s like something takes over. I express everything I can’t always say with words. That duality keeps things interesting.
How did you get into DJing? Which music genre is closest to your heart?
It all started with making playlists for friends – then suddenly I was spinning in underground clubs. Afro house and melodic techno hit me deep emotionally, but I’m a genre flirt – I go where the vibe is.
Can a revealing photoshoot somehow harm a DJ’s career?
Only if you let fear make your choices. I believe in owning who you are – and if nudity is part of that, it can be powerful. The right photo, shot with honesty and artistry, can make you feel more in control of your image than ever.
What’s your experience with erotic photoshoots? Would you say you enjoy posing nude?
I’ve done a few – and honestly, I love the way it strips everything down to raw energy. It’s not just nudity – it’s honesty, vulnerability, seduction. When there’s trust on set, the experience becomes something almost… electric.
Tell us about this shoot with Stas – where did it take place, were there any interesting details or funny moments on set? How did it all end?
We shot in this gorgeous, sun-drenched studio that felt like a scene from an old European film. But the real magic was Stas – he cracked jokes like “Give me horny, but make it tax-deductible” or “Look like you just saw your ex with a dad bod.” We laughed our asses off, which made getting naked feel like the most natural thing in the world.
What concept for an erotic photoshoot would you love to bring to life?
I’m obsessed with the Tom of Finland aesthetic – that raw, hypermasculine world of leather, uniforms, sweat, and swagger. I’d love to shoot something dirty and cinematic – maybe in a garage, drenched in oil and attitude, where every look says “don’t even try to tame me.”
What has been the most unforgettable party you’ve attended?
A wild afterparty on a private beach – barefoot bodies, salt on our skin, beats vibrating through the sand. The night felt endless, and honestly, I wish it was.
How do you define your sexual orientation?
I’m gay – proud and fully in it. It took a journey to get here, but there’s nothing more powerful than standing in your truth.
Have you ever tried having sex with a woman?
Yes – back in the days when I was still figuring myself out. No regrets. It was part of the map that led me to where I am now.
What’s the craziest sexual experiment you’ve ever tried? And would you do it again?
Let’s just say I’ve dabbled outside the vanilla box. When the trust is there, I’m up for exploring. But the details? Some things are better kept between sweaty sheets and two hungry minds. And yes – I’d do it again, no doubt.
Do you have a sexual fantasy you haven’t dared to fulfill yet?
Oh, absolutely. But the juiciest fantasies live best in the dark corners of the mind. Say them out loud, and they risk turning into clichés. I’d rather keep mine simmering – for now.
What’s the strangest place on your body that turned out to be unexpectedly sensitive?
Under my third leg… yeah, I was surprised too. Let’s just say there are nerves down there no one warned me about.
What’s the most important thing when it comes to great sex?
Connection – raw, electric chemistry that makes every touch feel like it was meant to happen. When there’s trust and tension, the rest takes care of itself.
Have you ever recorded a video or taken explicit photos during sex?
Nope.
What’s the boldest thing you’ve ever done for sex?
I once asked a friend to cover for me at work so I could sneak away for a quick “coffee” with someone I’d been eyeing for weeks. Spoiler: the coffee went cold – we didn’t. I came back flushed, a little sweaty, totally satisfied, and pretending like nothing happened. Was it risky? Sure. Worth it? Hell yes.
Have you ever had a partner who truly taught you something new in bed? What was it?
Yes – someone once slowed everything way down. It wasn’t about speed or performance, it was about savoring every second. That changed the way I touch, kiss, feel… everything.
What’s your attitude toward porn? How often do you watch it, and what kind do you prefer?
I’m cool with it – but I’m more into the real stuff than overproduced fantasy. Give me amateur, raw, authentic. And yeah, my husband’s a porn actor, so for me, it’s just part of everyday life. Totally normal – and sometimes a little inspiring.
When do you feel the most sexually confident?
When I feel wanted. Desired. Safe. That’s when I unlock my full seductive energy – when I know I can let go and be completely myself.
What’s the most unusual place you’ve ever had sex?
A balcony – so narrow I was one wrong move away from disaster. The adrenaline, the risk of being seen, the sheer madness of it all… it felt like a scene from a wild telenovela. Sexy? Absolutely. Safe? Not even close.
Tell us about your first time – where and when did it happen? How would you describe the experience?
I was very young, but it happened with someone I trusted. It wasn’t some fantasy story – no candles, no soundtrack – but it was sincere, and that gave it its own kind of magic.
What’s more difficult – undressing in front of a camera or sharing intimate details in an interview?
Easily this – talking. Taking off clothes is just skin. But letting people into your head, your desires, your private stories? That’s the real kind of naked. And maybe the most liberating too.
