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Three chances to dance in Ibiza this weekend

Three ways to dance in Ibiza in a single weekend

Digital content team

Thursday, June 12 2025, 4.43pm

This weekend, Pacha Ibiza brings together three proposals that reflect the essence of the island through the electronic music in its different forms, with key names of the international scene.

On Friday, Marco Carola takes control of the booth with Music On, his most renowned party. A reference of techno house since the nineties, the Italian dj returns with a long-running session accompanied by prestigious guest artists.

On Saturday comes the Flower Power party, a celebration where the free spirit and the classics meet. The evening begins with house anthems and funk sounds by guest DJs. Later on, Bora Uzer’s live set takes over.

Sunday is reserved for one of the most anticipated events of the season. Solomun 1 brings the audience back together for a well-established event, with the Bosnian DJ at the helm and a single special guest. The night progresses to the rhythm of a session designed to connect with those who step on the dancefloor, guided by the slogan that defines it all: ‘Nobody Is Not Loved’.

Each of these parties offers a different experience. Three ways of understanding the night in Ibiza, with one thing in common: Pacha as an irreplaceable stage.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.