The tourist season is about to begin and with it ends the tranquility of the residents. The association Mal del Cap has decided to celebrate it with humor and music this Saturday, April 5, with the first edition of ‘Common People Party Eivissa’, “an event conceived as a party for residents that will serve as a ‘closing’ of the local season before the start of the tourist season,” say the association. A day of music, dance and local culture in the Born and Mala Fama establishments, located in two of the favorite leisure areas of the local public in Vila: the Plaza del Parque and the passages.
The event will start at 2 p.m. at the Born bar, at the Plaza del Parque, with a vermouth accompanied by a performance by ball pagès by the Colla sa Bodega, which will pay tribute to the Ibizan tradition. From 5 pm the party will move to the bar Mala Fama, in the Passages, where Don Fluor will offer a session of ‘tardeo’ full of energy until 9 pm.
“Common People Party Eivissa’ is born with the intention of consolidating as an event that will be repeated over time, celebrating the local identity and festive spirit of the Ibizan community,” says Pedro Lopez, vice president of Mal del Cap. The party will also be free until full capacity is reached.
Don Fluor and Mal del Cap
Mr. Fluor is a dj and producer who has conquered the national scene with his unmistakable style, an explosive combination of electronica, indie dance and rhythms of the last decades that guarantee a vibrant and eclectic dance floor. His charisma and versatility have led him to perform at festivals and clubs of reference, such as FIB or Arenal Sound, including twice at the Mal del Cap Festival, where he left his mark with his festive sound. He has recently released ‘Vruto’, his new project with Jorge Guirao from the band Second.
For his part, Mal del Cap is a non-profit association that for more than a decade has been promoting culture in Ibiza outside the tourist season, with a program of free activities with an alternative and critical spirit. From cinema and literature to music and performing arts, its work focuses on energizing the cultural scene of the island for residents and alternative visitors.
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