The Small Country celebrates its first anniversary and consolidates itself as a space for culture and claim in Felanitx

PalmaThe bar Petit País is "open to everyone who loves our land". This is how Joan Amor, promoter and owner of this Felanitx space, defines the establishment, which since its opening has become a benchmark for Mallorcan language and culture.

Flags, green t-shirts, local products, and a simple menu based on "little and good" – with bread with oil and some salads as protagonists – make up the identity of a place that goes beyond restoration. In just one year, thousands of people have passed through, attracted both by the curiosity to discover the new establishment and by the desire to share a meal or a moment of conversation.

Throughout these twelve months, the Petit País has also been the scene of all kinds of activities: events of the Obra Cultural Balear, concerts, theatrical performances, card games, book presentations, and the Cosso festival. A program that has contributed to consolidating it as a meeting place and cultural dynamizer, not only for the people of Felanitx, but also for people arriving from different parts of Mallorca who missed a project of this kind.

Now, that initiative that many had imagined is preparing to celebrate its first anniversary. It will do so this Saturday with a musical event that will bring together three proposals from the Llevant region with a common denominator: music in Catalan.

The lineup will be headed by Coça, who will return to the stage after a year's break. The band will offer its punk repertoire, marked by satirical and irreverent lyrics. The event will also serve to host the live debut of Dolores Jaume, while DJ Mostela will complete the program. With this celebration, the Petit País commemorates its first year of trajectory and reaffirms its commitment to local culture, live music, and musical projects emerging from Mallorca.