In 1974, and suddenly and unexpectedly, Climent Picornell, Guillermo Frontera and Aldo Spanhi joined forces to create the bar Es Pou Bo, an establishment in Genoa that was only open for two years, but became a meeting place for Mallorca's cultural, progressive, and anti-Franco world. Its opening was as surprising and unexpected as its closure; from one day to the next, the partners decided to abandon the project, and Es Pou Bo, a refuge for activists, marginalized artists, the wounded, and progressives, disappeared.