Mecagondéu is the third album by Sr. À, after Fil per randa (2019) and Ordint la trama (2016). Sr. À is the stage name of Adrià Rubio, born in Barcelona 31 years ago, an Ibizan by adoption since he was 14; he currently resides in Camarasa (La Noguera), because it “hurts him a lot what is being done to Ibiza”. Precisely, the first single of the album has been ‘E.I.V.I.S.S.A.’, an invective against the social and environmental degradation of the island. In Mecagondéu, Sr. À combines poignant lyrics and rap with a classic air, with production by Jove Cirurgià del Sample, who has introduced fragments of sardanes or redoblat singing. Sr. À is also the singer of the band Malaka, is a social integrator by profession, and a restorer of peasant chairs. If you are fed up with pop without ideological substance, Mecagondéu is just what you were expecting.

"The situation is very hard, unstable and inhumane." This is how homeless people in Ibiza describe the reality they live every day, marked not only by the lack of a home, but also by the emotional exhaustion and the feeling of being "judged all the time." They expressed this on Thursday during the reading of a manifesto on the occasion of Homeless Persons Day, in a protest act organized by Caritas Diocesana of Ibiza at the Vara de Rey promenade.

The Pityusic wall lizard, one of the most iconic species of the Pityusic Islands, continues in regression at the Ses Salines d'Eivissa Natural Park. The 2026 monitoring has detected a particularly worrying situation at El Codolar and the Carregador tower: in July, only one specimen was observed on each of the routes, whereas in 2024, as many as 48 had been counted.

Silence at the disco. The clubs turned off their lights last weekend and, with that, the tourist season can be considered over in Ibiza. The big news of this year's closings was not any new attendance record, nor any memorable DJ set, not even David Guetta's sixth declaration as the best DJ in the world. No: the news was that the model and presenter Cristina Pedroche has become a DJ. Taking advantage of the fact that her husband, the superchef Dabiz Muñoz, has opened a restaurant in Ibiza, the superpresenter debuted as a DJ at the closing of the new StreetXO at Playa d'en Bossa. Because, yes: in Ibiza, restaurants also have closings. In Ibiza, soon even the garbage truck will have a closing when it finishes its shift. Pedroche has become a DJ and has been showered with hate. On social media, they have called her everything, and not very politely. And the presenter was surprised. I don't know why; Kiko Rivera also gets tons of hate in his meteoric career as a singer and disc jockey. Surely Paris Hilton and Pocholo Jiménez-Bordiú were also objects of mockery when they got behind the decks.

The PP councilwoman at the Ibiza City Council Ana Ferrer Prohías has resigned from her position following the arrest of her husband in the context of a police operation against an alleged drug trafficking and money laundering network. The Popular municipal group was the one to report the resignation, which Ferrer has justified for "personal and family reasons".

An 81-year-old British tourist died this Tuesday by drowning at the Arenal Gros beach, in the Ibizan municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja.

The plenary session of the Ibiza Council approved this Friday the declaration of three tourist areas in the municipality of Vila as "saturated tourist areas and areas for redevelopment," which means that plans, projects, and redevelopment actions must be considered of insular strategic interest.

The shortage of forensic psychologists in the Ibiza justice administration has paralyzed a hundred proceedings related to sexual violence cases, including some in which the victims are minors, as reported by judicial sources.