Light Blue File (Santiago Parodi), previously known as Santierri, is an Argentinian music producer and DJ born and raised in Patagonia, Argentina.

He began experimenting with electronic music at the age of 16, and soon after that he started releasing tracks on SoundCloud, Beatport, Spotify, YouTube, as well as via both national and international music labels.

His early work was extremely well received locally in Buenos Aires and the rest of the country, to then reach a wider audience in the rest of the world, including labels and DJs from The Netherlands, Spain, France, Germany, UK, among others. Some renowned DJs who have praised and/or played his music include Anthea, Toman, Chris Stussy, Franco Cinelli, Jorge Savoretti and León (Italy).

After experiencing creative block, Santiago (then renowned and praised for his productions under the alias Santierri) rebranded to remove his name from his alias and became Light Blue File. He then continued his musical career that draws inspiration from various musical genres and resists encasing itself in a specific identity – welcoming the versatility and ever-changing nature of sound and music.

In 2024, thanks to a proposal from Distrikt Paris, he toured Europe, playing in Kharkiv (Ukraine), Marseille, Barcelona, and Paris. His music is supported by top underground electronic artists such as HearThug and Occibel, and he is currently on the radar of multiple record labels, receiving frequent requests for EP contributions and collaborations. Santiago considers music production to be therapeutic as it helps him channel his emotions and offers endless possibilities for self-expression, hoping his music serves the same purpose on the dancefloor for his listeners and followers. He currently lives between Buenos Aires and his hometown Bariloche, in Argentine Patagonia, where he works in advertising while pursuing his true passion—music—taking every opportunity to perform at key club nights across the country, including Avant Garden (Buenos Aires), Pryma Records parties, Club de Pescadores (Buenos Aires), and Ciclic parties, with a recurring slot at the annual NYE event in Bariloche.