Eduardo Laforgia, known by his stage name Bad Boy Orange, is a DJ, producer, and promoter from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who has been making waves in the drum and bass scene since 1997. Recognized as a key figure in the drum and bass movement throughout Argentina and South America, his moniker was inspired by Tim Roth's character in the film Reservoir Dogs. The "Bad Boy" prefix reflects the rebellious spirit of playing jungle music on Buenos Aires dancefloors in the mid-1990s.

Before he stepped into the local DJ booths at the age of 16, Laforgia had a diverse background as a skater, a hardcore enthusiast, and a drummer in various punk bands. Maintaining his rock-oriented attitude, he explored genres like intelligent techno, trip hop, and ambient sounds before ultimately dedicating himself to drum and bass.

As a prominent promoter of electronic music, Laforgia co-founded Buenos Aires Frente Jungle in 1997 with his friend DJ Buey. This initiative played a significant role in cultivating a new generation of drum and bass fans. His influence extended to being a founding member of "buenosaliens.com," a specialized website that has been documenting the pulse of local dance culture since 1998.

Simultaneously, Bad Boy Orange pursued his career as a DJ and producer. In the early 2000s, he embarked on a tour of the United States and released the EP Quién hace tu vida tan Naranja? (Who Makes Your Life So Orange?) before the end of 2001. Since then, he has been actively engaged in producing remixes and edits, consistently surprising his audience during his DJ sets. He has collaborated with notable Argentine rock artists, including Erica García, Los Pericos, and Miranda!, and has remixed tracks for Babasónicos, Eterna Inocencia, and Gustavo Cerati, the former frontman of Soda Stereo, with whom he performed at the Gran Rex theater.

In 2002, Laforgia introduced the 160 drum & bass suite, a weekly event that fostered the development of drum and bass culture in Argentina. This platform enabled him to bring prominent UK artists such as Grooverider, Bryan Gee, Adam F, Shy FX, Digital, D-Bridge, DJ Die, and Shimon to local audiences. Additionally, he strengthened the connection between Argentina and Brazil by inviting influential Brazilian DJs like Marky, Patife, DJ Andy, and XRS to perform at his +160 suite.

Beyond his local contributions, he participated in the Brazilian festival Skol Beats in 2006 and has played at every edition of Creamfields Buenos Aires. Since 2004, Laforgia has hosted the Bad Boy Orange Freak Circus, a show featuring nearly ten performers on stage, showcasing the latest productions and mash-ups with bass, drums, keyboards, MCs, a human beatboxer, and VJs. In 2008, he toured Europe, including a performance at Movement, a London club that inspired the creation of his +160 suite.

Today, Bad Boy Orange continues to serve as the curator and resident DJ of his weekly +160 suite. After numerous radio experiences, he hosts his own show, Delta Club, every Sunday at midnight (-3 GMT) on Delta FM 90.3 MHz, which is also streamed worldwide at http://fmdelta903.com/.