Ibiza's territory naturally breeds nightclubs. They're like thistles, mosquitoes, or that new roundabout: one day it's gone, and the next you have to swerve around it. The rumor of a new secret nightclub hasn't surprised us locals much. We're already used to it. The MDM website (midnightdancemusic.comThe website specializing in electronic music covered it with the headline: 'A new hidden club in Ibiza, without a phone and by invitation only, could open this year.' Bullshit Party (a perfectly serious publication despite its name) the style was more direct: 'Rumors point to a secret club in Ibiza by 2026'. The local press has also picked up on it, and Ibiza Daily He recalled the case of The Kave, a cave in San Carlos de Peralta converted into a club and which functioned as after Without any permit for an indeterminate number of years, until the Santa Eulària Town Hall shut it down.

That the night is going dark in Ibiza is not a metaphor. This weekend the main clubs on the island are closing. Especially the three large establishments owned by the Matutes family: Ushuaïa, Hï and the new UNVRS (Universo), with a megaclosing ensemble called The Trilogy. As I write these lines (Thursday noon), there are still tickets left for the closing a set priced at 410 euros, with no extras, just for entry. If you want to make the most of the time allowed by the ticket, you'll have to be there from 1 p.m. on Saturday, starting at Ushuaïa, until sunrise on Monday the 13th, at UNVRS, with only a few hours of rest on Sunday. This weekend, only Pachá will try to compete with this trilogy, with a self-proclaimed Grand Closing Weekend. Afterwards, between Monday and Tuesday, there will be the closing from DC10, the club next to the airport specializing in the most electronic music underground. An ending that will be epic, if time allows.