Saturday Fábula with Eduardo Wals Immerse yourself in the best hits guided by our special guest Eduardo Wals, a great artist known internationally for fusing classical music, jazz, pop and electronic music, ready to turn your Saturday into a fabulous experience. Eduardo Wals began his musical career at a very early age, at just 8 years old he was already enrolled in the Córdoba Conservatory. What sets him apart from other musicians is his extensive training and his ability to fuse all genres. Afternoon in Occo In Occo we know how to celebrate our Andalusian pride and we have prepared the best afternoon in the Andalusian capital. February 28th is a special date for the celebration of Andalusia Day. You can't miss it! Great artists such as Manuel Cortés, Marina García, Lya, Manzanita and El Bomba will give us an unforgettable show. Turn your holiday into the afternoon of the year with flamenco rhythm, our guest artists will make you vibrate with their current music with hits like Ali, Esta Cobardía, Te Quiero and Me falta el aire.

José de las Heras Born in Madrid, he is one of the international urban music DJs with international projection of the moment. Known for being the producer of the remix of one of the most viral songs of the artist Karol G "Ay Dios Mío", at the 2020 Youth Awards. He has been a resident DJ at Amnesia Ibiza where he participated alongside other international artists such as Gianlucca Vachi. He has also collaborated with other singers such as Juan Magán on a well-known national radio station. His greatest compositions belong to the urban genre and all the variants of this genre such as reggaeton, dembow, hip hop, R&B, trap, twerk or dancehall. His latest release is the song "Soltera" with the artist Omar Montes, a song dedicated to all the people who are not committed and who like to dance in the disco. His video clip was recorded in Madrid and has been warmly welcomed by the public, the song was released on the eve of Valentine's Day. Manuel Cortés Born in Seville and son of the late singer Chiquetete and the businesswoman Raquel Bollo, he is one of the great figures of flamenco on the national scene. He has participated in reality shows such as Survivors. Also in "Levántate All Stars", in which he participated with his cousin Anabel Pantoja with whom he has a very close relationship. Manuel has always been clear since he was very young that his destiny was to dedicate himself to music like his father, from whom he inherited his talent and consideration of flamenco singing. His most well-known songs are "Te quiero", "Ali" (with Alba Moreno), "Me falta el aire" or "Te duele" among many others. Marina García She opens her eyes for the first time in Jerez de la Frontera, her passion for flamenco music comes from a young age. She began her training at the age of eight at the Joaquín Villatoro Conservatory of Music in her hometown, participated in her school choir and entered several competitions in her city. At the age of 16, she was a backing singer in the company of the artist Rosario Montoya. Fame came thanks to the internet and her content went viral making covers of other songs that served as an impulse to show her own content. Her most notable songs are "Paso a Paso", "Desde la frontera" or "Yo soy de ti". Lya Born in Córdoba, her first work "Un pellizco de tu voz" was preceded by LoLa Records, the company of Alejandro Sanz and Pepe Barroso, both decided to bet on her ingenuity and talent from the first moment, artistically sponsoring her. Among her most well-known albums are "De colores", "Así lo siento", "Detalles que guarde" and "El quinto escalón". She has not only achieved success in Spain, but also in countries like Portugal and France. Lya has been an opening act for Alejandro Sanz on his tours, she has performed with different artists from the Spanish music scene such as Niña Pastori, Pastora Soler, David Bisbal, Malú. Her latest collaboration is the bachata "Laito" with Manuel Cortés. Her songs have achieved millions of views on YouTube, and on Spotify she has almost 100,000 monthly listeners. Manzanita Born in Malaga, his musical art comes from his family, his father José Manuel Ortega Heredia Manzanita, in turn a relative of Manolo Caracol. He began his career with his father, accompanying him in different duets. He is an artist with great musical projection since part of his discography is dedicated to his father, who died in 2004, paying tribute to him. In his latest creations we can find "Sombras y sueños", his most personal work. El Bomba Known for having participated in several national programs such as "Tierra de Talento" or "La Voz", Rafael Ruiz, a native of the municipality of Camas with capital in Seville, is one of the artists with great reach of the moment. His most recent song is "Titanic" which already has 188,000 views on the Youtube platform.

- What is your level of work now that you have released new songs? I am very happy, I have many concerts. I am in a very good moment of my career. Above all, always with my musicians, with my band, and well, creating new things. It is a joy to always have them with me, with the people I have counted on from the beginning and who have seen me grow day by day. - Do you see yourself releasing songs with other styles in the future? Well, it is true that people think that because of my personality or the way I dress, I am a bit modern, so to speak, and it is true that people ask me to record something more reggaeton-ish and so on. It is a genre that I respect a lot, I even listen to it if I have to party, but I feel something else, I feel that I can mix rhythms without making pure reggaeton, I think that for that there are already enough artists who are world number one. My initiative is to grow day by day and of course we have done it, as for example with Aly, creating styles and combining rhythms, an Afro rhythm with flamenco. - What do you like most about your profession and what would you change about the industry? At the media level I would not change anything because I think that regretting things is taking a step backwards, I am who I am, who surrounds me. I am grateful to come from where I come, proud and I accept the criticisms that I have to accept in that television aspect, then those who know me know how I am. There are many people who like me when they see me on television, I live day to day and take advantage of opportunities. In my day I was very grateful to television and today I still am because I think it is a method to promote your music and your work and I think it is one of the best that exist. - A dream at an artistic level. That my songs never stop enchanting, every time I go on stage and people sing my songs my heart feels the happiest in the world. - Have you thought about crossing the pond and also trying your luck in Latin America? Well, I recently crossed it to go hungry (laughs), I was in Honduras recently as you know, I went to Survivor. But at an artistic level we have not done it yet, we have received some messages from Argentina, I think also because of the influence my father had there. Especially in Chile as well. I was surprised that they sent me videos in Miami in some clubs they were singing "Te quiero", "Me falta el aire", a friend of mine who was there working sent me those videos and the truth is that it makes me very happy. We will wait for the opportunity and when it comes we will have to take advantage of it. - Do you have in mind to be in another reality show seeing the success you had in Survivors? Well, the truth is that it is not something I think about daily, but I am open. I have love for Survivors. Unfortunately, after fighting a lot and giving everything there are things that people liked and there are others that they did not, but what we have lived and what we have felt there we know those who have been there. It is a format that I love, it makes you feel good about yourself, find yourself, learn, mature... It is hard, I always say that it is the hardest experience I have lived in my life but one of the most beautiful. - What do you think of the detractors? Do you think it helps you to work harder or do the criticisms affect you? This question is very easy, detractors always have to exist, what I recommend is to take the negative comments if you see them and pay attention to them, analyze them. If you think they may even be right, you try to correct it. They serve to correct things, there are detractors who say nonsense but there are others who show their opinion and you have to know how to take the positive from the negative. Think that someone may be criticizing me but is right and have the mentality and try to correct it.

- You started very young in the industry, would you like your children to follow your example? I would like them to be good at it, to enjoy it, but to dedicate themselves to it... I would prefer them to dedicate themselves to something else. This is a very beautiful world, but it is also very unstable. You have to be very strong because just as they flatter you, they can say anything to you. Not everyone is strong enough to face that criticism. I prefer them to dedicate themselves to something else. I handle it well, but I prefer something else. - Which of your songs do you have a special fondness for? There are many that I am fond of. For example, "Hazme volar" is a song that people sing out loud wherever I go. - Which artists serve as a source of inspiration for you? For me, my mother-in-law Montse Cortés is the most beautiful voice that exists. Of course, also Camarón, I have listened to him since I was little, but the truth is that my mother-in-law inspires me a lot. I try to learn in my own way because I admire her so much that I think I will never be able to sing like she does, but the truth is that it helps me a lot to learn. - How do you see yourself in the future musically? The truth is, I see myself very well, fighting for what I like. I am positive, I have the hope of reaching a point in my career where I say: "I feel happy, I feel satisfied". - Did you expect the success you were going to have? Not at all, it was not prepared at all. They recorded me, uploaded me, and it started to be shared. I remember that people started adding me, it seemed strange to me, and that's when I decided to create a professional Facebook page. - Do you think social media is important for your musical career? Of course, in the end, that's how I became known. They recorded me and that's how it came about. There was nothing prepared, nothing thought out. I think that moment was for me, and nowadays it is essential. - In your beginnings, what source of inspiration did you have? In my house, on my mother's side, we are very fond of flamenco, we like it a lot. My great-uncle dedicated himself to it, but I never got to know him. My parents are healthcare workers. So, since I was little, I have been singing in the school choir as a soloist. - Would you like to try your luck in other countries or do you have any similar goals in mind? I would love to, at the moment I don't have that opportunity within my reach. I aspire to everything that is possible. - Do you see yourself doing other musical genres? I have already made an album more towards pop and the truth is that I consider it very beautiful, it's called "Salida de emergencia", but like "Desde la frontera" none. With those songs I feel more comfortable, more identified. Whether you like it or not, people also like it more. Although I have done the other very happily, I like to try things and I felt comfortable. I try things if the opportunity arises, I do it and I try to do it as best as I can. - What did you learn from your husband artistically? I am learning a lot of things and I continue to learn many things. The truth is that Antonio has a gift, not because I say so. Anyone who is a musician can tell you, and the greatest recognize it. He plays the piano, the guitar at a professional level, he sings... For me he has a voice that I love. Before starting with him, he was my platonic love. I saw him since I was little in a program he went to, knowing that he was the son of Montse Cortés. I love to see him and the truth is that I learn a lot about vices that I have with my voice. He teaches me to try to do new things.

- What new projects are you focused on right now? Right now we have a project, we're going to cross the pond for the first time, we're going to Costa Rica to sing with the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Costa Rica in the National Auditorium to sing boleros. I'm very happy to have the opportunity to cross the pond for the first time. - What positive and negative things do you take away from being in a contest as popular as La Voz? The positive above all, the experience... It's brutal, I've fulfilled dreams that I never even thought would happen, meeting Alejandro, Antonio Orozco, establishing that friendship with them... That has been a gift, the negative well when you leave those types of programs you find yourself waiting to enter a new world at a level you are not used to. But the truth is that everything is very good, the positive outweighs the negative. - What place would you like to perform because you consider it a dream to fulfill? I would love to perform in two places, one would be the Betis stadium and the other would be the Maestranza theater. - What audience would you like to reach the most? The truth is that it is not something that I have ever thought about, I think that in the end to the one who feels identified with your way of expressing yourself. The one who understands it, shares it, to the one who hurts and to the one who likes it, welcome. - Have you thought about broadening horizons? I have always sung flamenco but I have never considered myself a flamenco singer and the truth is that I have always tried that, both the versions that I have made and the own songs, are the songs that I like, songs that when I listen to them transmit to me and I know that they are for me. I don't pigeonhole myself, although for example I wouldn't sing heavy metal. But I am very open, also people who have listened to me do know that I tend to function a lot.

- Your latest track with Manuel Cortés is a fusion of flamenco and bachata. Do you have other fusions with other styles in mind? Sure, I'm recording the sixth album and in this album almost everything is fusions, we're even going to do some bulerías that we're going to fuse with more electronic sounds. We're going to do fusion with almost all the songs, we're also bringing Latin themes, very cool stuff. - What reach would you like to have? The more people who listen to my songs and my stories, the better, that's the most beautiful thing, to arrive at a concert and have it filled with people listening to your songs. - Would you like to try your luck in other countries? I would love to, I've been in Mexico, England, France and Portugal, where I've been able to share my music. The truth is that the further away and the more people, the better. We often think that no one is a prophet in their own land, many artists like Mónica Naranjo, without going any further, are very popular in America. On many occasions, when they recognize your talent outside your land, you already acquire that prestige. I have sung with Joaquín Cortés and flamenco is very popular there, many tickets are sold and they have that respect for it, even more than here because here we like it and we respect it but we don't go to the concerts and we don't give the artists the place they deserve to be valued more. - What collaborations would you like to do in the future? I would like to collaborate with all the artists I admire. There isn't one in particular, but of all the ones I've learned from, Niña Pastori, Alejandro Sanz... There are so many people I admire, I like to share music with all of them, and also with those who are not famous. In my album I like to collaborate with artists that I like and that transmit something to me. - What could you highlight about your career for anyone who doesn't know you? Artistically I have shared the stage with Pastora Soler, I worked with her as a backing singer for two years, I also worked with Joaquín Cortés. I have been doing studio work and so on, they have all been teaching me things in life. Pastora Soler has given me advice, with Joaquín for example I didn't have such a close relationship of friendship but it's normal, some are closer and others not so much. I didn't have that friendship like with Pastora, from her I learned, because you learn how you have to behave on stage, how you have to behave with others and then I take it to my own way. The truth is that you learn things from everyone, so from great artists that you see and admire, too. You learn a lot from the things they do, how they do them, how they behave... Life is about that, learning how others do things. - What would you value positively and negatively about the industry? It's that there are people who are not worth a fig and are hitting home runs but there are also musicians who are as good as gold and are starving because they cannot live from music. But life is so unfair, not only for music but also for many jobs, life is like that, it's luck... The people you know also influence, some have that luck because they have many followers and it costs them little to get where they are and there are others who have to work a little harder. - A dream I would like to always have work in music to be able to help my family and that my girls don't lack anything. To live well from music and to be able to be well, to enjoy them and music for me is the most important thing. Family, music and God. - What stadium would you like to fill? The Wizink Center, I have already sung there, I have been an opening act for Alejandro Sanz on one of his tours and apart from that I was with Cadena Dial that did things with many artists but I would like to fill it with my people, with my audience singing my songs.

-What influences have you had from your environment? Well, I've been very influenced by my father, of course, by Chiquetete, by Paco de Lucía... I think we've all learned from them, so we've been greatly influenced. -What objectives do you have in mind? I'm going to do a tribute to my father with several artists, I have to record no matter what because I'm already a bit shameless (laughs) so we'll start recording soon. -What is the most important thing to you besides music? My family and my children. -Would you like your children to follow your path? It's a very beautiful path, you work very hard, you have to travel many miles away from home, I wouldn't like that. -What do you express in your creations that have to do with your experiences? Well, I am a lover of love and heartbreak, I think love is measured in ballads, I emphasize love a lot in my creations. -What do you think is more important, to have a long musical career or to have a short but intense one? It depends on the moment of the situation, it is a very difficult life, I prefer short but intense. -How do you see the evolution of the industry in Spain? Rate it in a positive or negative way. At the flamenco level, yes, what is orthodox flamenco is true that it is much better than it was before but I think that if you don't do fusions you don't reach the great mass, I stay in the fusion.

Are you looking for a unique nightlife experience in Seville? Occo Sevilla is the perfect place for you. With its vibrant atmosphere, live music and a dance floor that invites you to move your body, this nightclub has become a benchmark of Seville's nightlife. Are you ready to feel the best live music with the best musicians of the moment? On OccoBongo Saturdays we bring the best musicians of the night scene, Eduardo Wals, Lorena de Tena, M3 Ibiza, Baldovi Drums and many more. Occo Sevilla stands out for its modern and sophisticated design, with different environments that adapt to all tastes. Its large dance floor will allow you to dance all night to the rhythm of the best hits of the moment, while its VIP areas offer a more exclusive space to enjoy the night with your friends. Every Friday you will enjoy uninterrupted and unlimited partying with the best and unique theme parties in Seville. One of the great attractions of Occo Sevilla is its musical programming. You can enjoy live performances by renowned artists, as well as sessions by the best DJs, who will make you dance until dawn. The musical variety ensures that you find the perfect rhythm for you, from the most current hits to the classics that never go out of style. Are you a university student and have you not yet discovered Occo Thursdays? Discover all the concerts with the best reggaeton artists of the moment, Henry Méndez, Natti Natasha, Myke Towers and many more. It's also the perfect place to celebrate special occasions. The nightclub hosts themed events and private parties, perfect for bachelorette parties, birthdays, and other celebrations. Its team of professionals will make sure everything goes perfectly and that you and your guests have an unforgettable night. For your bachelor/bachelorette party, you can't miss the themed dinner with a show offered by Occo Sevilla. Its menu and open bar during dinner will take you to a level of sensations you've never experienced.

The most terrifying night of the year is near and, as every year, Halloween brings new and spooky trends. From costumes inspired by the latest horror movies to reinvented classics, this year creativity has no limits. The roots of Halloween go back to the ancient Celts, who celebrated Samhain, a festival that marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter. It was believed that on this night, the veil between the world of the living and that of the dead became thinner, allowing spirits to return to Earth. Over the years, the tradition has evolved and adapted to new trends, and has truly become a mass party and has spread around the world. The most common thing is that the streets are filled with people dressed up as the most terrifying characters, although the plans vary depending on age. While zombies, vampires and witches are always a safe bet, this year costumes are becoming more original and varied. Some of the most sought after include video game characters as these have become very relevant in popular culture, and characters like Peely from Fortnite or the protagonists of indie horror games are in high demand. Costumes from the 80s are not far behind, many seek to revive this decade with costumes inspired by movies like "Beetlejuice" or series like "Stranger Things." On the other hand, the trend is always marked by the most viral, in this case memes inspire original and fun costumes. Something that cannot be missed this year are the theme parties, this year more elaborate environments are sought such as tunnels of terror, good atmosphere, hiring actors or professionally elaborated costumes and makeup. Halloween decoration goes beyond pumpkins and cobwebs. This year, more elaborate and thematic environments are sought, such as murder parties with suspicious clues. Haunted houses are a classic, absolutely timeless. In the Andalusian capital we find many plans to make this Halloween, although without a doubt the best recommendation for the youngest is to attend a party in a large disco that has a good decoration. This year, the haunted tunnels and detailed decorations stand out. People generally prefer to go to a large disco for obvious reasons. Occo disco is one of the preferred options for this year. In addition to its spaciousness, the Halloween nights will be filled with a mysterious atmosphere with many surprises such as gifts, contests, and raffles. You have four days with four different parties to choose from. This Wednesday is designed for the university audience par excellence, with costume contests and many more surprises. Thursday the 31st is the most anticipated day, especially because it is the official day of Halloween but also because it is the start of a long weekend.

The scariest season of the year is approaching, undoubtedly a holiday that has evolved over the years, but has always known how to adapt to adversity and the complexity of surviving for centuries. In each territory it is celebrated differently, although they all have something in common and that is the commemoration and celebration of the cult of the dead. In Spain this tradition has been settling over the years, nowadays it has become almost a religion everyone without excepting any age range celebrate Halloween religiously. This evolution goes hand in hand with going out to party, whether it is something more intimate like a private party only for friends or a mass party such as a festival or a nightclub. If we talk about nightclubs, the best option is the Occo nightclub, in addition to its spaciousness, it highlights its large LED screen and its great capacity to hold 2,400 people, as well as its division into two floors. It is clear that people want to see and feel the Halloween atmosphere, that is why they prefer to go to nightclubs or pubs that have haunted houses or horror shows. There are other options such as doing a horror-themed Escape Room, in Seville there are a variety of types and sizes. Among the favorites are La Llorona with a 5-star rating, Midnight Mass or Carol's Nightmare, it is certainly one of the best options to spend a scary Halloween. Attending an amusement park is also a sure hit, Isla Mágica has special shows for this season to spend a scary Halloween that you will not forget, if you are a fan of adrenaline this is your place. We cannot forget the most traditional plans such as going to the cinema or having a scary movie marathon from home, everything is valid to spend an unforgettable night.

Everyone likes to go out and have a great time, but something in the trend is changing if we talk about going out to enjoy. This paradigm shift is noticeable in the hospitality sector, in the summer months this trend increases since people tend to go out more outdoors at reasonable times. On the other hand, the visual and auditory spectacle offered by the afternoon is not done in the same way by the night sector, in the afternoon we can opt for flamenco or rumba shows, an ideal plan for fans of the world of flamenco. This is a perfect plan for all audiences, even for foreigners, we must bear in mind that rumba and flamenco are completely timeless and part of Spanish folklore. You can also see the change of audience from nightlife to the afternoon public, naturally this is not for everyone. It will depend to a large extent on the economic capital of the people and the availability in time slot due to work. The option of choice is highly variable because it will depend on the location of the consumer. In this respect, the culture and tradition of "tardeo" is more common in some places than others. Logically, in Nordic countries this culture is not as widespread as it may be in Spain, and in the south of Spain it is more common to "go out in the afternoon" than in other parts of the Spanish territory. The Spanish municipalities in which this tradition is most common are those in the south of Spain, which coincide precisely with Seville, Granada, Cadiz, Huelva and Almeria. Although it is also quite widespread in other important cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, it is still preferred in the south.

The Christmas season is approaching and as always we must have advance menu options that include as many things as possible. Most companies prefer to have a pre-established plan in which everything is relatively close since in these times it is difficult to find a place where something is not fully booked. There are many options that can be considered, but a very popular option is Occo Sevilla, in collaboration with the Monte restaurant, offers the customer several menu options varying whether it is dinner or lunch. The main menu consists of Iberian starters, including cheese, ham and pork loin. It also includes an assortment of pates, fried fish and stew croquettes and hake tacos. Among the main courses we can choose the Iberian sirloin with Pedro Ximénez sauce and baked potatoes or confit cod with vegetable pisto and prawns battered with aioli. The entire menu includes dessert and an open bar of white or rosé wine, Rioja, beer, water. There are other options that can be included in the menu, such as the Huelva cooked prawns, ideal for this time of year to complete and make the stay feel festive. You can also include variations to the main courses mentioned above, such as the inclusion of beef sirloin with pan-fried potatoes. In addition, the entire menu includes admission to the disco and a drink. Everything is ready and prepared for an unforgettable evening.

Christmas company dinners have become a classic of corporate celebrations. However, every year new trends emerge that seek to make this evening an even more special and memorable moment. In 2024, companies are looking for more personalized, sustainable experiences that foster connection between employees. Among the most notable trends are à la carte menus, fixed menus are no longer in fashion. The convenience of being able to choose dishes to the user's preference makes it easier to foster connection between employees. For obvious reasons, not only for reasons of taste but also to avoid intolerances and allergens. Themed activities are the order of the day, these activities include magic shows, comedy shows and dance activities among others. Although one of the trends that is completely and absolutely timeless are personalized gifts, adapted to trends such as the invisible friend or the famous Christmas baskets of companies. The venue is also important, with more and more groups wanting it to be a versatile and affordable place, since in most places groups have to move to other places for a drink after the meal in question. Opting for places where you can then have a drink is what people mostly prefer. Open bars are hard to find, but they meet all the requirements that large groups are looking for, especially if we're talking about an open bar during lunch or dinner, as that's what's most in demand in the restaurant world. Other aspects to consider are the decoration and lighting of the place, that the place is visually appealing also adds points. It is necessary that the place where this Christmas meal is celebrated has a special and fabulous atmosphere worthy of a magazine.

Christmas is a time for family gatherings, gifts, and of course, good food! While the Christmas tree and Santa Claus are universal symbols, Christmas culinary traditions vary greatly from country to country, reflecting the rich cultural diversity of our planet. Europe stands out as a continent of endless culinary traditions, a mosaic of flavors that combine sweet and savory, achieving a perfect combination to excite the palates of the most exquisite. From the Nordic feast with its smoked salmon and gingerbread cookies to the British stuffed turkey and the French bûche de Noël, each country offers a unique taste of Christmas. Spanish Iberian ham, French foie gras, and British Christmas pudding are just a few examples of the delicacies that adorn European Christmas tables. In Spain, the variety is even greater, with dishes ranging from Galician seafood to cod a la Vizcaina. Although in each autonomous community the tradition is adapted to the tastes of the citizens, Andalusia stands out for the combination of seafood and turkey, also the famous and desired batch of Iberians that can not be missed is included. What makes the difference between Spain and the rest of the countries is not only the food but also the culture, really not in all countries it is traditional that the whole family is so united in those dates and especially the tradition of the bells that is only done in Spain as a European country, although in other countries of America it is tradition as in Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Venezuela. Christmas is a celebration that unites people through food. Each dish tells a story and reflects the culture of a place, therefore every culture is always valid although we may like it more or less.

Christmas is a magical time, a period full of family gatherings, religious celebrations, and deep-rooted traditions that are experienced with great intensity throughout the country. Cities are transformed into authentic fairytale cities during Christmas. The streets are adorned with colorful lights, store windows are decorated with Christmas motifs, and Christmas carols play everywhere. Nativity scenes, representations of the birth of Jesus, are another of the most deep-rooted traditions. In many homes and public squares you can find Nativity scenes made with great detail. We will show you seven plans so you don't stay home any day. Tradition stipulates seeing the Christmas lights, taking photos that will remain for posterity while listening to street Christmas carols. Undoubtedly the best plans to do with family or friends. There is nothing comparable to visiting the Nativity scenes that are distributed in different parts of the city, made by hand, they have the details made to the millimeter without skimping on expenses. Without a doubt, activities such as skating on the ice rink cannot be missed. The best plan to have a laugh with your closest friends. Visiting the Christmas markets is also a special tradition, as most people take advantage of these visits to buy Christmas gifts and to treat themselves while in the city. When it comes to shopping, you can't miss the opportunity to buy sweets like buñuelos or mantecados while taking a stroll through the city. Christmas can be designed for all tastes, even the most exquisite ones, with visits to restaurants with beautiful decorations or with a large gourmet tasting menu, and there is nothing better than combining this with a visit to the best terraces in Seville. Although if you want a different Christmas, many people choose to visit other cities in the national territory, sometimes there is nothing better than visiting those cities during the Christmas season to establish a link with other cultures. This last point is also applicable to amusement parks, anything is possible to celebrate Christmas and have a dreamlike holiday season.

When we talk about flamenco, the Andalusian capital is without a doubt the perfect place to immerse yourself in the heart of this passionate art. The cobbled streets, the patios full of flowers, and the warmth of its people create the ideal setting to experience the magic of flamenco. The decoration envelops everyone present in an atmosphere of love for tradition and Andalusian folklore. The city has witnessed the birth and evolution of flamenco, being a melting pot of cultures where music and dances of different origins mixed. Flamenco is experienced in Seville as a form of expression and way of life. It is part of their identity and is passed down from generation to generation. It has a large number of flamenco artists of international renown, who keep the flame of this art alive. Seville offers a wide variety of places where you can enjoy high-quality flamenco shows. Here are some recommendations: Tablaos Flamencos: These are venues specializing in flamenco where you can enjoy a complete show with singers, guitarists, and dancers. Some of the most famous are: Tablao Los Gallos: A classic with a very authentic atmosphere. Casa de la Guitarra: In addition to shows, it offers an exhibition of guitars. Casa de la Memoria: A flamenco cultural center with a museum and nightly performances. Peñas Flamencas: More informal places where flamenco enthusiasts gather to sing and play. They are an excellent option to get to know the flamenco tradition up close. Festivals: Throughout the year, Seville holds various flamenco festivals, such as the Bienal de Flamenco, which attracts artists from all over the world. Streets of Triana: This Sevillian neighborhood is considered the birthplace of flamenco, and you can find small peñas and taverns where you can enjoy spontaneous performances. Terraces and nightclubs: In this case, there are different nightclubs within the Andalusian capital that celebrate special days of rumba and flamenco, this is the case of the Occo nightclub and its celebration of the famous Tirititran, which returns to provide the public with afternoons of rumba and flamenco. The best artists of the genre are found in the Occo nightclub. Without a doubt, there is nothing more reliable than trusting the cradle of flamenco to learn about this wonderful culture, Seville brings above all, tradition and beauty about flamenco.

When we think of the Christmas season, our minds instantly travel to a world full of gifts, lights, Christmas decorations, and color combinations. Although there are people who prefer to innovate, traditionalism still rules in all the public's plans. Some of these plans are Christmas dinners and meals, which are in high demand by the public at this time of year, but it is necessary to know how to choose well before venturing to choose one. Among the restaurants with the most sought-after menus is Monte, a completely remodeled restaurant located in Montes Sierra. Because of its location and size, it is ideal and you can park easily. The restaurant has a menu with different menus adapted to the most exquisite palates. If we talk about traditional restaurants, we can talk about Sol y Sombra, with an exquisite tradition, it is suitable for the public who want to have a Christmas dinner with touches of Spanish folklore. To continue with the traditions, this list cannot miss the Los Coloniales restaurant, immensely characteristic for its location and its picturesque decoration. It is undoubtedly an option that cannot fail. There is also the option of dinner in a disco. Occo Sevilla offers Christmas menus at unbeatable prices. The best thing about selecting this option is that fun is guaranteed because you can then enjoy music and dancing without interruptions. The options are endless, but the most important thing is to have an endearing company for the most unique days of the year.

It is well known that Seville, the cradle of flamenco par excellence, has the best singers and composers on the national and international scene. Many followers and foreigners come to the capital simply and plainly to listen to unique voices firsthand and are always fascinated with the results. Most prefer a complete show, which brings together both dance and singing and focuses above all on folklore. Others, however, mostly prefer the evolution of this singing, that evolution happen in the form of a mixture with other sounds or in the form of rumba. All the sounds are part of the conglomerate of what we call flamenco, although the foreign public still prefers the most classic for obvious reasons. Numerous artists have stood out in this 2024 and will have a good prediction of the future for 2025 seeing the undeniable success they have had, but without a doubt, the most listened to. La Flaka is an example of this daughter of Triana, the heart of Seville, Jessica Cánovas, known as La Flaka, has been raised on flamenco since the cradle. Raised between singing and rhythm, she feels a visceral connection with the art of flamenco. For her, going on stage is like flying, freeing her soul through music. Her time on 'La Voz' was a milestone in her career, but her passion for singing is an endless path. Las Rodes are a great option for this Christmas. Amara and Coral Rodes are two sisters from Seville who have been surrounded by flamenco since they were little. Their passion for this art led them to unite their voices and create their own musical project, fusing the flamenco tradition with more contemporary sounds, creating a unique and attractive style for a wide audience. Both sisters have privileged voices and a great presence on stage, which makes them a visually and musically very attractive show. On the other hand, Nani Cortés, one of the most outstanding voices of contemporary flamenco. His talent, charisma and versatility have made him an essential figure in the current flamenco scene. There are several options to not miss this atmosphere this Christmas, there are several clubs and terraces that you could consider to listen to these artists live.

Without a doubt, the Andalusian capital is a favorite destination to celebrate the last hours of the year. In addition, this city offers alternative plans for everyone, without exception. The most typical plans range from a family dinner to attending New Year's Eve parties. There are different options to take your New Year to another level, including enjoying a cruise on the Guadalquivir River. Accompany your dinner with a flamenco show while watching a light show on the river. Taking a walk through the center and enjoying the Christmas lights with your family is also an option to consider. Discover the most emblematic corners of the city with the best company, especially in such a magical time as Christmas. Organizing a gala Christmas dinner can be an option for everyone. Many restaurants offer special menus for such special days, and you can choose between a traditional dinner or dinners with a modern twist. One alternative is to organize your own New Year's Eve party on a farm or in the countryside. Enjoying a party with themed costumes for that special and unique day is a must. The alternative to nightclubs is to organize a costume party in a spacious place with trusted people. If there isn't the option to rent a farm, the most common plan is to go to a massive New Year's Eve party at a nightclub. The options are varied, but for these cases, it's preferable that there are dynamic shows, surprises, and gifts for visitors. Make your New Year's Eve a magical date wherever you are. It's important to welcome the new year not only on the right foot but also with important close people.

There is nothing more traditional for the summer season than festivals, age does not matter, it simply only matters the type of festival and the performances that are going to be carried out as well as the type of show that is performed within it. The favorites are those that bring international artists as is the case of Puro Latino Fest that every year convenes artists like Anuel, Nicky Jam, Maluma or Don Omar. Reference figures of the world of reggaeton, this is the case of the Puro Latino festival, which this year repeats edition with more force than ever. This year they continue confirming artists until their celebration. Other festivals repeat stage this year 2025 as the mythical Interestelar Sevilla, which confirmed a few months ago its presence in the calendar of festivals for next year. It will be held at the Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art in Seville on May 16 and 17. The mythical Primavera Sound repeats scene, this year only in Barcelona but with national and international artists, this year it will be held from June 5 to 7 in the Parc del Fòrum. The festival that continues to repeat is the Mad Cool that will be held this year in Valdefuentes from July 9 to 12, although almost nothing is known about the artists, what regular attendees are clear about is that they want to see Linkin Park. If we're looking at international festivals, we can highlight the FIB festival, which returns to Benicàssim with top artists like Love Of Lesbian, taking place from July 17th to 19th. The Dreambeach festival is back with a first headliner of Will Smith and Nathy Peluso, and will be held from August 7th to 10th in Almería. Without a doubt, the 2025 festival season promises to be incredible and full of music, art, and unforgettable experiences. It's important to buy your ticket in advance to avoid unexpected surprises. Let me know if you'd like me to provide any more information about these festivals!

We can say that the year 2025 comes loaded with trends to do in the Andalusian capital, not only in terms of festivities but also shows and shows in which you will have the opportunity to visit this coming year. Plans for all audiences and tastes, so Interestelar Sevilla is the festival that never fails, repeats every year showing the best musical artists at the Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art on May 16 and 17. We continue with festivals, the Icónica Fest is confirmed once again after its success last year, this time it will feature the presence of Rigoberta Bandini, Justin Timberlake, Chayanne, Myke Towers, Ozuna and Leiva. If what we want is to delight ourselves with an audiovisual work, we must undoubtedly go to Candlelight, concerts with dim candlelight, which perform classical music or adaptations of contemporary songs. Other relevant concerts will also take place in different parts of Seville, such as the 2025 tour of David Bisbal, Medina Azahara who will complete their farewell tour, Paloma San Basilio, Mecano, Sabina or Manuel Carrasco among other artists of the national scene. As far as live shows are concerned, there is a rather extensive theatrical program, musicals, children's or classic known theaters. As always, the well-known flamenco tablaos repeat the scene, which are an essential classic for every year, an option that, without a doubt, has a place in every program. The exhibitions continue to have a weight in the culture of the city of Seville, among them we will find A Christmas Carol, Felipe VI. Ten years in the Alcázar of Seville or Between prayers and processions in the Historical Archive of Seville 2024-25. This Andalusian city, full of history, culture and charm, offers a wide variety of places to visit and experiences to live. It is important to take into account all the events to be able to plan in advance and have a positive experience assured.

When it comes to making plans in Seville, we'll never fall short, especially if they're fun plans suitable for everyone. The most important thing will always be the company, and secondly, the budget. Without underestimating its importance, the fact that the plan is high-quality doesn't mean it has to be expensive in any way. In addition to all of the above, the concept of planning is quite important so as not to encounter unexpected surprises, such as running out of tickets or not remembering the date or time of the event in question. The first holiday we encounter is in January, the day of Kings par excellence marked by the youngest and the waste of illusion that involves the whole day. On the 7th we have the New Year's Concert 2025 of the Philharmonic Ensemble in Cartuja Center Seville, with the stellar performances of the musicians of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. In February we have the first holiday turned into a bridge of the year, in this case it is the holiday of Andalusia, in Seville there will be numerous significant events with flags in commemoration of this important day for the Andalusians. The next holiday is in April, specifically on Holy Week which in 2025 fall on the 17th and 18th respectively. Holy Week events are massive, perfect for lovers of art, culture, and Spanish folklore. The following one is on May 1st, Labor Day. This day coincides with the famous May Crosses. This day is celebrated with different events organized by unions such as UGT and CCOO that will begin at 11:00 in the morning. As every year, the Wednesday of the Fair will be a holiday, which this year will be celebrated on May 7th. This year the fair will be from Monday to Sunday, returning to the original "pescaito" Mondays of yesteryear. On June 19th, Thursday, Corpus Christi will be celebrated, famous to all Sevillians and for the cultural devotion it brings. On August 15th, the Assumption of Mary is celebrated, dedicated to the Virgen de los Reyes. Andalusia, especially Seville, has a special folkloric tradition for these days of commemoration, therefore they are very important and marked on the annual agenda of every Sevillian. This year, Hispanic Day will be celebrated on October 13th since the 12th falls on a Sunday and will be moved to Monday as usually happens when a holiday falls on a Sunday. The most memorable thing about this day are the military and aerial parades with the colors of the flag. The Day of the Immaculate Conception this year will be on Monday, the Day of the Immaculate Conception, a religious holiday that honors the Virgin Mary. The last holiday of the year is on December 25th, which this year is concentrated on Thursday. This Christmas Day is characterized by being a particularly family day in all corners of the world.

Seville offers an unforgettable nightlife experience with a wide range of clubs for all tastes. Whether you're looking for big clubs with commercial music or smaller places with alternative music, you're sure to find the perfect place to enjoy the Sevillian night. Going out is a popular way to socialize, relax and enjoy free time. However, for the experience to be positive, it is important to take some aspects into account. It is important to know how to party safely and have fun. It can be a fantastic experience, but it requires some planning and caution. Here are some tips to help you make the most of it. Take care of your belongings, don't leave your valuables unattended, even if it seems more than obvious, it is very common that during the party valuables can be lost or even stolen if they are alone. Drink in moderation, if you decide to drink alcohol, do it responsibly. Alternate alcoholic beverages with water and avoid mixing different types of alcohol, there are mechanisms such as taking vitamin B12 before alcohol consumption that will prevent the famous hangover or simply that during the event you get sick. Know your limits, the most important factor is to drink in moderation or with temporary alterations. Don't accept drinks from strangers, pay attention to your drink at all times and don't leave your drink unattended, it can happen anywhere, so it's important to distrust all strangers who may try to invite you for drinks. Move in a group, if you go with friends, try to stay together and take care of each other, it is important to go out to a nightclub with trusted people for what may happen, even so, if something happens you should always trust the establishment's workers such as waiters, managers or bouncers. Be aware of your surroundings, pay attention to emergency exits and any situation that seems suspicious to you. Have fun responsibly, dance, chat, socialize, but keep control of your actions. It is very common to find some fights in nightclubs, but all these encounters can be avoided simply by knowing our limits. If you find yourself in a compromising situation within the establishment, it is better that you go to the staff to clarify what happened and that no event occurs that has to be regretted. By following these tips, you can enjoy a fun and safe night out. Remember that prevention and responsibility are key to a good experience.

Seville, a city that vibrates with passion and tradition, offers a nightlife as rich and diverse as its history. From flamenco tablaos to modern nightclubs, the way Sevillians enjoy the night has evolved over time, reflecting cultural and social changes. This article explores the festive trends in Seville, tracing its historical evolution and offering a glimpse into the future. At the beginning of the 20th century, Seville's nightlife was marked by coffee bar and theaters, where flamenco, live music, and a bohemian atmosphere were enjoyed. Social dances and gatherings in private homes were also popular among the upper classes. With the arrival of tourism and modernization, the first bars and nightclubs emerged. Popular music and dance became the center of nightlife. The April Fair has always been a highlight, setting trends and styles. By the end of the century, the "movida sevillana" (Sevillian movement), influenced by international musical currents such as rock and pop, led to an explosion of music bars and pubs. Areas like the Alameda de Hércules and the Triana neighborhood became established as epicenters of the party scene. The Sevillian nightlife scene is a melting pot of styles. From tapas bars with a flamenco atmosphere to nightclubs with electronic music, passing through terraces with panoramic views and live music venues, the offer is varied and adapts to all tastes. A path to the future The nightlife scene will continue to diversify to cater to the tastes of an increasingly broad audience. An increase in venues with innovative offerings is expected, such as bars with signature cocktails, multi-purpose spaces that combine music, art and gastronomy, and immersive experiences. Technology will play an important role in nightlife, with apps to reserve tables, order drinks and find out about the programming of venues. Virtual and augmented reality could offer new ways to enjoy the party. Nightlife venues will be increasingly concerned about sustainability and environmental impact. Practices such as recycling, the use of renewable energies and the reduction of plastic consumption will be promoted. There is a trend towards valuing the local and the traditional. Venues that offer authentic experiences, such as live flamenco or Sevillian gastronomy, will continue to be highly appreciated. The trend of multi-purpose spaces, which combine music, art, gastronomy and culture, is gaining popularity. In the future, it is likely that more nightlife venues in Seville will offer hybrid experiences, where culture is mixed with fun, creating unique environments that fuse leisure and art.

Wahainter season is always a special time to go out and discover new environments, not just restaurants but also nightclubs. The majority of people want to go out to large clubs where they can dance freely and with different areas within the same space to meet in different environments within the same room. Although something that continues to prioritize above many things are the theme parties, so in Occo Sevilla there is a calendar full of theme parties with many surprises to discover in this new year 2025. Starting with the initial month, the jewel in the crown of the first weeks is taken by the famous Winter Party, this party returns, with many surprises and live shows to achieve another success to start 2025 on the right foot. It comes back on stage as last year was a resounding success due to its decoration and its surprises. Fusel studios returns in the middle of the month to bring a theme party based on Star Wars again with an original atmosphere and with many surprises that you can not miss. At the end of the month Panda Manda returns with DJ José Peibol, one of the best in the urban genre of the moment, who also repeats stage with the stellar performances of Brown Soul. On the last day of the month, the end of exams party will be held, as is tradition there is nothing better than celebrating the completion of all evaluations by attending a party up to the events. Undoubtedly, Occo is the preferred place to enjoy theme parties for all types of environments and ages. Although there are still many months ahead in which you will have to discover a program full of novelties for all tastes and ages.

Nightclubs and nightlife: One of the most frequent questions that nightlife attendees usually have is the so-called "dress code" of a nightclub, since it is not the same for all nightclubs. Each leisure venue has a different one and it is necessary to know it before going to the place in question. How can I know it? Sometimes, you can find dress codes on the website of the place in question or even on social networks such as Instagram or Facebook in a highlight or in the frequently asked questions section. If we do not find this section, we must go to the phone number that appears in contact on Google to inform us directly. What do I do if I can't find it? Most of the time these codes establish formal casual clothing and it is easy to adapt, so simply use basic colors and garments that you can easily combine. What clothes should I avoid? It is also necessary to know that there are garments that can be avoided, such as the use of bandoliers, caps, fanny packs, sports shoes or branded T-shirts. This use can be classified as improper if we do not know the disco well or if it is the first time we visit it. This does not mean that we will not be allowed to enter the premises, but there is that small probability. Without a doubt, the best thing is to avoid this type of clothing. What should I wear? As a recommendation, it is always better to wear shirts, both formal and informal, or polo shirts, dress pants or jeans and going-out shoes without being sporty. Although we have to bear in mind that all of the above mentioned are only recommendations since if the dress code is not known beforehand it is difficult to know what is permissive within the disco in question. Each nightlife venue establishes regulations inside and outside the disco that must always be complied with and is almost always directly related to the city, the type of music or the type of public that attends.

The temperatures are sometimes not very conducive to going out partying, although it has never really mattered too much. After all, we have to bear in mind that the best parties in the capital always take place in the summer or post-summer period.The preferred venues for the winter season are located indoors; the terrace is only preferred when it is conditioned so that the public does not get cold in it. If you want to enjoy a disco, certain differential parameters are established for this choice, such as the size of the disco, the public it offers or the type of music.There are discos for all types and tastes, but theme parties are always a good choice. Clubs like Occo have a wide variety of specialized parties for all audiences, these events include surprises, gifts, photocall, face painting and many more things.Saturdays are for Occo Bongo, a party for a much more mature audience than the previous days, there may be special guests or live shows such as saxophonists, percussionists, violinists and other artists.If there is something that characterizes this type of party is the exclusive and comfortable atmosphere for a more mature audience. The large size of this disco also allows everyone to play with different scenarios to the taste of what you want at any time. An example of this would be the sofa area where you can be more chill without forgetting that you are inside a disco.For the younger ones there are other theme parties such as the Winter Party, a party with more than one edition in which the main theme is winter. All the dancers wear skier outfits and you can take pictures with goggles, hats or skis while enjoying a shot provided by the workers of the same.If there is something that abounds in winter festivals is the afternoon, therefore flamenco and rumba are also the order of the day.

People prefer to go to a nightclub that is close to their homes. Sometimes finding a disco that meets requirements such as the public, size and services can be a somewhat complicated task. We all like to feel involved and protagonists when we go to a place and the discos have been adapting this trend little by little. Themed parties are being in great demand, especially among young and university audiences. They not only prefer a party with a good theme, but also the DJ or guest artists influence, therefore you have to take care of every detail to always be at the top. Among the most prominent discos in the center of Seville is the Monasterio disco, an 18th century palace house. Its location is the key to its success, its audience is quite ambiguous, we can find people of all ages and from all countries because the disco is quite close to enclaves such as the Alameda de Hércules, an ideal place for young foreigners and for all cultures.Therefore, the music of this disco fluctuates a lot from the commercial reggaeton that we always hear. We can also hear house and electronic music, as well as classics of this same theme. The most remarkable thing about its theme parties are the Wednesdays and Thursdays of free beer bar. The public can enjoy a free beer bar for two hours, ideal for all lovers of barley. Another of the most sought after discos is Occo Sevilla, in another different enclave with the previous one mentioned, as it is located between Nervión and Seville Este. An ideal spot for a disco with great capacity. Its audience varies greatly depending on the day of the week, since in this disco themed parties are held for university students on Thursdays and Fridays. It is also a disco known for its concerts that brings together artists of the urban genre of the moment. This disco is also a beach club in summer and is just what the Sevillian public needs to cope with the heat waves that the disco is used to having.We can say that the choice of a disco is something quite personal and depends a lot on the season, the trend and especially what each club offers.

The nightlife scene in Spain has undergone significant changes in recent years, and safety in nightclubs has become an even greater priority in 2025. The evolution of technology, new regulations, and growing public awareness of safety have shaped a more complex and demanding environment. The most important thing is always to drink in moderation. Sometimes security personnel may be busy with other matters or not have access to the location of the potential victim. Therefore, it is vitally important to drink water between drinks, eat before drinking alcohol so as not to have an empty stomach and avoid the famous hangover. Once we are located inside the premises it is important not to lose sight of our drink, we must bear in mind that not everyone can go to a place of nightlife with good intentions. If the club in question is large, it is important to go accompanied or try to go accompanied to the sites. Having located the emergency exits can mark a before and after, make sure at your entrance to ask the staff for their location or try to place yourself as close as possible to these exit points. Also being in direct contact with the qualified personnel hired by the disco will make your comfort situation change. Do not hesitate to consult whatever you want or ask for help if you are in case of danger. The capacity control this year will be even more rigorous, using technologies such as sensors and automated counting systems to avoid overcrowding and ensure safety in case of evacuation. Overcrowding is one of the most common infractions in the world of nightclubs, if you feel in danger check the capacity of the disco or look for less crowded places inside the club. Finally, collaborate with the authorities. If something happens, tell everything that happened without lying to both the managers of the room and the authorities in question.

Weddings can be the most anticipated event in the lives of many, a long-awaited and traditional celebration. While modern celebrations are more festive, the origins of bachelor and bachelorette parties date back to ancient customs. Traditionally, they focused more on the bride and her transition to married life. Vestiges of this type of celebration still remain from ancient Greece and Sparta. In other countries, such as the United States, these parties evolved into "Bridal Showers" where the bride's relatives gave her gifts to start her new married life. To achieve a cheap and affordable plan, you can make different plans within everyone's reach. An example of this is tapas in low-cost bars and restaurants, such as any bar in the center or Triana. It is undoubtedly the best way to enjoy Seville's gastronomy with unbeatable prices and tastings that will make you want to return, wherever you come from. If you want a farewell with folkloric touches, flamenco shows are a sure-fire option. In the center of Seville, there are several options at affordable prices to complete the farewell afternoon. The highlight of the day can be a boat trip on the Guadalquivir River. You can find all the prices to enjoy the views provided by this adventure and take photos and videos to remember an unforgettable day. If the farewell is at night, there are several options that can be considered, such as all-inclusive packages. More and more people need the peace of mind of having packages that include different things. There are many promoters who are in charge of organizing your bachelorette party to make it as affordable as possible. An example of this would be dinners with a show, entertainment, and disco. The Occo nightclub would be a good example of this, offering dinner with a live show, aerial visual show, as well as an open bar during dinner. It then offers the possibility of continuing the party in one of the most famous nightclubs in Seville. All plans can be optimal and everything will depend on the tastes of the attendees. The important thing would be to plan everything in advance. Booking in advance will allow you to find better prices on accommodation, activities, and transportation. If everything is done in advance, you will find offers and discounts. Many companies offer discounts for groups or for early bookings. The important thing is to try to share all expenses. Dividing the expenses among all the participants will help reduce the individual cost. All the plans found in the city are accessible, which is a saving in transport. Seville has a good public transport network that will allow you to move around the city cheaply.

It is increasingly popular to celebrate bachelor and bachelorette parties with a complete experience that combines dinner, show, and party in the same nightclub. This option offers a night full of fun, surprises, and memorable moments for the bride, groom, and their companions. The tradition has evolved to the point of being almost essential before the wedding celebration. The flexibility of these celebrations means that all packages can be adapted and personalized. Nightclubs offer a place where enjoyment is guaranteed. If we add to that the fact that in some of them you can enjoy dinners, shows, entertainment, and many surprises, that is the case of the Occo Sevilla nightclub. This nightclub has an exclusive venue for farewell dinners. With a capacity of over 2,000 people, Occo has become a benchmark for farewells, not only for its themed dinners but also for the personalization of the event. At Occo, you can enjoy creating the package to your liking down to the millimeter, not only with the menu and open bar during dinner and shows during the event. After dinner and the shows, the disco opens its doors for a party with current music, where attendees can dance and celebrate until the wee hours of the morning. The positive points of celebrating the farewell at the same venue is that the entire celebration is concentrated in one place, avoiding travel. This results in avoiding unwanted altercations such as capacity issues, lack of transportation or disruptions from weather phenomena. The variety of combining different activities in one place to satisfy all audiences. The best point without a doubt is the personalization, each group can modify, add or remove whatever they want from the package. The best recommendation is always anticipation, taking into account that places are limited, it is important to book. Also communicate the preferences of the group so that the team can adapt to the tastes and needs of the group. Without a doubt, the most affordable way to celebrate a farewell is to hire packages like these so that nothing fails at the last moment and it is always a day to remember.

Seville, with its special charm, is an ideal destination to celebrate an unforgettable bachelorette party. Beyond the traditional dinners and nightclubs, the city offers a wide range of original and fun activities for all tastes. For the most adventurous brides, Seville offers exciting options such as kayak routes through the Guadalquivir, paintball games in natural environments or exciting kart races. If you are looking for a unique experience, you can opt for a hot air balloon ride at dawn, enjoying panoramic views of the city. If you prefer a more relaxed plan, you can enjoy a spa with friends, with beauty treatments and massages. Another interesting option is a wine tasting in a traditional winery, learning about Andalusian wines and enjoying a quiet atmosphere. Seville is a city rich in history and culture. You can organize a guided tour through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, discovering its charming narrow streets and courtyards. Another option is to attend a flamenco show, enjoying the art and passion of this traditional dance. For fans of nightlife and all-inclusive experiences, Occo Sevilla offers bachelorette parties. Since when is all-inclusive at a nightclub synonymous with impossible? Occo gives you the opportunity to experience an unparalleled evening. With a themed dinner featuring incredible shows and an open bar throughout the evening. If you want to enjoy the best nightlife atmosphere, this is definitely your place. Organizing a themed party can be an excellent idea for a different kind of bachelorette party. You can choose a theme that the bride likes, such as the 1920s, Hollywood, or an Ibiza party. Dress up with your friends and organize games and activities related to the theme. With a little planning, you can organize a bachelorette party in Seville that is unique, fun, and unforgettable for the bride and all her friends.

Organizing an epic bachelor party requires planning and attention to detail. It's not just about a night of partying, but about celebrating a friend's transition to married life, creating lasting memories. Here is a complete guide with recommendations to make the farewell a resounding success. Before starting to plan, it is crucial to know the groom's tastes and establish a budget. Does he prefer an outdoor adventure, a relaxing getaway, or an all-out party? The budget will determine the available options and avoid unpleasant surprises. Involve the attendees in the decision-making to ensure that everyone is on the same page and can contribute financially. The choice of destination will depend on the style of the farewell. Here are some popular options: Cities with nightlife like Las Vegas, Miami, Amsterdam, or Ibiza are ideal for intense parties. Adventure destinations such as white water rafting in the Alps, hiking in the Grand Canyon or scuba diving in the Riviera Maya offer exciting experiences. Relaxing getaways such as a beach retreat, a cottage with a pool or a spa are perfect for unwinding. Themed destinations if the groom is a fan of sports, music or history, choose a destination that fits his interests. Beyond the nightly party, consider activities that create lasting memories. Adventure sports such as rafting, paintball, bungee jumping, go-karting, rock climbing or surfing. Water activities such as boating, kayaking, paddle surfing or snorkeling. Gastronomic experiences such as wine tastings, gastronomic tours, cooking classes or themed dinners. Shows and entertainment, concerts, plays, magic shows or monologues. Original activities, discover escape rooms, live role-playing games, gymkhanas or segway tours. Take care of the logistical details, this will avoid inconveniences inappropriate for these events. Book flights, accommodation, activities and restaurants in advance, especially if you are traveling in high season. Transportation, arrange transportation to and from the airport, as well as transfers between activities. Accommodation, choose an accommodation that fits the group and the budget. Options include hotels, tourist apartments, rural houses or even a yacht. Communication, create a WhatsApp group or use a planning app to keep everyone informed and coordinated. Travel insurance, taking out travel insurance is essential to cover any unforeseen events. It is very important to personalize the experience so that the event is remembered forever. With themed gifts, prepare small gifts related to the tastes of the groom or the theme of the farewell party. Organize fun games and contests to break the ice and create a festive atmosphere. Record videos and photos to create an unforgettable memory. Prepare a special surprise for the groom, such as a message from his future wife or a video from his friends. By following these recommendations, you will be able to organize an unforgettable bachelor party, full of fun, camaraderie and memories to last a lifetime. Remember that the most important thing is to celebrate this special moment with the groom and his closest friends.

Every day, the trend of personalizing every detail is becoming more popular. This is undoubtedly a common practice in any celebration, whether big or small. There are agencies and companies that are dedicated to making the dreams of those who want to take care of every detail of their celebrations come true. For a bachelor party celebration, nothing is too much. It is important to recognize the trends and have them located in space and time to consider the possibilities of including them in the conditioned packages that are offered to the applicants in question. Everything will depend on the preferences of the person getting married, although the tastes of the attendees in question will also influence to a lesser extent In this sense, the nightlife offers a wide range of possibilities. For example, themed dinners; these packages usually include a dinner with a live show, along with an open bar of drinks during the dinner and show. The Occo nightclub offers these possibilities, such as dinners with shows and an open bar of drinks during the dinner. The most relevant thing is that after this section, all attendees can formalize a reservation within the same nightclub and enjoy the party until dawn. If the plans you want to make are in the morning, boat trips are the ideal option for all tastes. Delight in traditional tapas and get lost in the streets of Triana, which is an official stop for a unique bachelorette party, although the more adventurous prefer to go bungee jumping, skydiving, or a hot air balloon ride. The key to success is to book everything in advance. If everything is booked and planned in detail well in advance, it is almost impossible for something to go wrong or for any inconvenience to be encountered, without skimping on expenses.

The world of nightlife is constantly evolving, adapting to changing tastes and new technologies. As we move into 2025, nightclubs are reinventing themselves to offer immersive and personalized experiences that go beyond the simple dance floor. The most personalized experiences will be fully developed in 2025. Clubs will be transformed into multi-sensory spaces that combine music, technology and lights to create a unique and singular atmosphere. Augmented reality and virtual reality will play a significant role as attendees will be able to interact with them as well as allow interaction with other users. Although it seems like something out of science fiction it is something that is already real, we can see it in an incredible way in Las Vegas, the Sphere show that combines the fiction of avatars from another planet with the electronic music of the moment. Music will have greater diversity, DJs will be fundamental, but orchestras with live music, dance shows, acrobatics and many more will also be on the rise. Fusions will be essential this 2025, from electronic with rock, commercial music, hip hop, the most daring will be a trend. The trendy bars will be the vinyl bars that will offer much closer experiences than the rest of the rooms. The intimacy offered by this type of bar makes everything selected to the millimeter and as a result we will see a much more interactive audience. Personalization will be another predominant point. Clubs will use AI to get inside the tastes of customers and to be able to offer personalized recommendations of drinks, reservations, music, events later ... We will also see the use of other technologies compared to the previous ones indicated as is the blockchain for the sale of tickets, copyrights and biometrics to access and pay. Another trend will be the inclusion of Escape Rooms within the discos, this offers the interactivity that we are looking for so much. Attendees must solve puzzles, form teams. Meeting people is the ultimate goal but above all it is to solve all the puzzles to advance in the party and discover the intricacies of the place. Conscious Clubbing parties are trending, these promote practices such as yoga, breathing, chill out music, responsible alcohol consumption to create a more zen and relaxed atmosphere. Others such as Silent Disco are already trends in the capitals, attendees use headphones which can allow you to have several audio channels and without disturbing other spaces. The evolution that the nightlife venues will undergo will be great, these will become multifunctional spaces that will host festivals, concerts, events, exhibitions, networkings. Everything that can get out of the conventional and can transcend in the future. These trends seek to offer more complete, memorable and meaningful experiences, adapting to an audience that is looking for something more than just dancing. The future of the night is promising and full of possibilities. Get ready to live unique experiences in the discos of 2025.

Perhaps one of the most prominent events in the period between courtship and marriage is the bachelorette party. The modern version of the bachelorette party, as we know it today, began to take shape in the 20th century, especially from the 1960s onwards with the sexual revolution, when the idea of a "last big party" before marriage became popular. In Spain, the bachelorette party is a very popular celebration and often becomes a major event. It is usually organized by the bride's closest friends and family members, who are in charge of planning the party according to the bride's tastes. The activities carried out will depend, apart from the tastes of the bride and her friends, on the season, the weather and the number of people. The personalization of current bachelorette parties is quite relevant, everything is in the detail, from the glasses, accessories, costumes... Everything is valid to liven up the celebration and to make the bachelorette party unforgettable for all attendees. Sometimes, these celebrations are extended longer than expected, it can be for a few days, a weekend or a whole week. Although everything will depend on the budget available. If the budget allows, traveling is the best option. The most popular national destinations are Ibiza, Tenerife and Mallorca. These destinations are preferred for being coastal and for having personalized packages that everyone wants, these packages usually include flights, accommodation, excursions, all-inclusive and to a greater or lesser extent tickets to different nightclubs. It will depend, of course, on the final price of each package. Adventure bachelorette parties are becoming more and more popular, doing activities like bungee jumping, skydiving, climbing, hiking trails such as the Caminito del Rey. All these plans also serve to be in direct contact with nature and have a different bachelorette party compared to the rest. A classic would be to go to a disco to celebrate the bachelorette party, although everyone prefers more prominence, such as bachelorette party packages in which the bride or groom in question have a leading role within the disco, such as themed dinners, dynamic shows or reserved areas with personalized details with funny phrases, the name of the protagonists, etc. In short, it is a deeply rooted tradition in many cultures, which has evolved over time. In Spain, it is a popular celebration that is characterized by the diversity of activities and the festive spirit.

San Valentín, a date both loved and loathed, has evolved into a significant occasion for couples worldwide. Celebrated globally, it adapts to each culture's customs, with gift exchanges, romantic dinners, and public displays of affection remaining universal. Yet, its commercial nature and focus on romantic love for material gain draw criticism. Diverse plans exist for this day, influenced by the day of the week, with this year falling on Friday, February 14th. Romantic dinners are the most traditional choice. Many Seville restaurants offer special Valentine's menus in their interior courtyards, adorned with flowers and exuding intimacy. Enjoy local gastronomy in a magical setting. Visiting Seville's iconic landmarks is another splendid option, such as ascending the Seville Mushrooms for romantic, spectacular views. Not forgetting the Royal Alcázar of Seville, one of Europe's oldest palaces, steeped in history and romance. Wander through its gardens, courtyards, and halls, and let the place's magic envelop you. For a more touristy plan, a sunset cruise on the Guadalquivir is unforgettable. Enjoy city views from the river and toast to love in a relaxed atmosphere. Arab baths are always a good choice to escape routine stress. Relax with your partner in one of Seville's Arab baths and disconnect from stress. Wine tasting is another option for wine lovers, a special plan offering an experience without limits. Always book in advance to avoid unexpected surprises, as this is a busy date and most restaurants and bars will have bookings made well in advance. Above all, try to surprise your partner as much as possible. This festivity is increasingly personalized as tastes vary depending on the couple in question.