Dear LOLAS,

Yes, we know. We never really left the 90s at Lady Ol, did we? Unsurprisingly, our musical DNA (and maybe our personal DNA too) is anchored in the 90s. A time of uplifting electronic music, fabulous latin pop, ravey clothing and an explosion of hedonism and dance music culture worldwide.

So whats new then?

Well, with over three decades of experience in nightlife and organising events, our guest Muerta Snchez Dj will take over the decks to offer an electrifying set with the energy that characterises her. She has played at every relevant LGBTQIA+ party and club in Barcelona and helps run Primavera Sound every year.

Adding haute glamour to the bill is rising star lex Marteen. Drag queen, activist, club kid, dj, singer and everything, everywhere at the same time, Marteen is a multidisciplinary artist taking over Barcelona and Madrid's queer scenes at the moment. From presenting TV shows to hosting Eurovision events and djing across Europe he is the here and now, el xito real amigas. Marteen will perform live on stage and also dj for us. Let the red carpet roll.

Of course, your residents Los Alejandros will be there supporting with the usual mix of old and new Latin pop, euro dance and hits from back then, right now and in between.

Dresscode is pretty queer-forward since SHEIN has invaded our lives and everyday feels like a rave. If in doubt, just shein it.

Oh dear, weve set the bar high (again!).

Don't leave it to last minute, guapa.

DOOR POLICY & TICKET INFO

Times: 9pm -2am

LAST ENTRY STRICTLY 11:30PM advanced tickets cannot guarantee access after 11:30, please arrive early and dont forget your ID. No re-entry.

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