2020. Álvaro Chavarría, alongside co-owners Varvara Veremeichuk and the Argentine Juan Manuel de la Arena, broke lockdown and dove into the chaos. Juanma, hailing from the Argentine Patagonia, brought the authentic and real vision from the south of the planet. For six relentless years, bleeding for this vision and building the foundation from the streets of Argentina, this trio forged something unprecedented: the world's first bi-national BMX magazine. First, Buenos Aires — where streets still bite and BMX still bleeds. Then Moscow. Colder. Louder. Underground and alive.

Between Buenos Aires and Moscow, we saw it: BMX hiding, waiting to wake up. We shattered the old establishment, innovating global visibility and bringing the raw, untapped popularity of Russian BMX to the international stage for the very first time. We created an unbreakable union between Latin America and Russia, uniting massive scenes in a single, revolutionary platform.

We’re not here to make it safe. We’re here to make it savage again. Street Culture Magazine — born between Buenos Aires and Russia. A Latin force with bases in Russia. Raw. No filters. No flags.

We ride for the hidden flames — the unseen, unconventional riders still burning in basements, alleys, and forgotten corners.

We don't just document; we develop. We turn the raw noise of the streets into a global platform for the marginalized.

We build BMX from the roots: giving voice, strength, and real opportunities to the underground.

No base. The world is our home. The streets are our roots.

No flags. No permission. No apologies.

We’re the Bible of BMX culture — no bullshit, no borders.

BMX is freedom on two wheels.

The streets don’t lie.