17 June 2026

Spanish Stars Shine Bright: Local Talent Takes Centre Stage at Platja d'en Bossa

In a refreshing twist on Ibiza's clubbing scene, Spanish DJ and producer Paco Osuna brings his 'Now Here' event back to Platja d'en Bossa's iconic Club Room. The lineup features exclusively Spanish artists, including two with deep Ibiza roots. Kicking off at 11 PM, the night starts with Manu González, setting the stage until 1:30 AM, followed by DJ Oliver who takes over until 3 AM. The grand finale features Paco Osuna himself, who will spin an extended set until the club closes. DJ Oliver shares insights on how Ibiza's club culture has shifted away from local talent. He highlights the importance of events like 'Now Here' that spotlight homegrown artists amid a scene dominated by international names. The celebration of local flair is a call for structural changes in Ibiza's music industry, urging a revival of its rich cultural roots. With backing from local initiatives like the DIPEF association, there's hope the island might once again embrace its uniquely authentic sound.

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