"Local bands with their own songs have to settle for 'existing' during the first few hours of festivals or playing in bars for a pittance. And we know from experience that without gigs in sight, there's usually no rehearsal, and without rehearsal, bands eventually die." This is how Tià Lladó, a member of Reggaetonpare, explains it. He acknowledges that "if I had to start a band from scratch now, I might think about it more because there are not enough spaces that encourage a developing music scene." Meanwhile, Marina Viedma, a member of Es Gall de Sa Pastera, affirms that while musical creation in Mallorca is experiencing a good moment, the offer of venues to play is very limited. "There aren't many, and it often depends on the initiative of collectives that do what they can with the resources they have, whether to put on festivals or organize concerts," shares Viedma, who values certain institutional initiatives positively, but misses "a clear strategic line" in this regard.