Kura
Kura, the Portuguese DJ and producer born Ruben de Almeida Barbeiro in Leiria, built a following through Beatport-charting progressive house singles that carried him into the DJ Mag Top 100 in both 2014 and 2015. German-language sources place him as high as 48th in a later edition of the ranking, underlining a period of sustained visibility on the festival circuit tied to his releases on Hardwell's Revealed Recordings, Ferry Corsten's Flashover Recordings, Cr2 Records, and Spinnin' Records.
Those label relationships gave his tracks regular play from some of the scene's most prominent headliners, which in turn fed festival bookings across Europe during his commercial peak. Kura's Wikipedia entry, available in multiple languages, documents a career built on the mid-2010s progressive house wave, when Dutch-style big-room and progressive sounds dominated mainstage lineups.
His DJ sets during that period reflected the polished, festival-ready production values typical of the Revealed and Flashover rosters, and his chart positions on DJ Mag's annual poll placed him among a wider cohort of Portuguese and southern European producers breaking into that scene. The label affiliations and ranking history together provide a clear, documented account of his rise as a touring DJ during the genre's commercial high point.