“Somos suficientes”: se acabó el pastel de la fiesta ibicenca
Los clubs cierran una temporada irregular con el mercado saturado y el anuncio del Consell de que no habrá más discotecas nuevas para “encapsular” un sector, concentrado en unas pocas manos, que supone un tercio del PIB insular
A 40-year-old New Yorker named Jason, a baseball fan with a gold earring, hurries across the street as he exits the music-loving DJ Calvin Harris at Ushuaïa, the famous evening club in Playa D'en Bossa. Flocking to the discotheque Hï, which is forming right in front of him, he joins the long line of people leaving the outdoor venue (over 7,000 attendees) to enter.
Both clubs share ownership with the Matutes real estate empire, and creative direction is provided by The Night League, the brainchild of French "Ibiza king" Yann Pissenel. Together, they own the world's largest "hyperclub," UNVRS (formerly Privilege and prior to that, Ku), and it is considered the best according to DJ Mag's ranking.
Among the top 20 clubs on the island, six are located in Ibiza: Ushuaïa in third place, Hï in fourth, Amnesia in sixteenth, Pachá in eighteen, and DC-10 in nineteenth.
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