Benidorm Disco Fades as Taburete Calls It Quits

A legendary Benidorm disco closes its doors amidst urban development, while the band Taburete announces they will no longer be performing live. Plus, a new series satirizes royalty, and 'Yo Dona' gets a refresh.

Benidorm Disco Fades as Taburete Calls It Quits

Benidorm's vibrant nightlife scene is facing a significant change as one of its iconic discos, once a rival to Ibiza's party scene, prepares for its final farewell. An urban expansion plan threatens to erase a part of the city's sleepless memory, marking the end of an era defined by mega-nightclubs and unforgettable summer nights. The disco was known for its "frivolous fun," including letting little bulls loose inside and holding "topless" contests.

Nightclub scene in Benidorm with flashing lights and dancing people.

For three decades, these party venues served as landmarks, attracting crowds and creating memories under the Spanish stars. Now, those memories will have to live on without the physical location to anchor them.

Musical Chairs: Taburete's Final Bow

In other entertainment news, the band Taburete has announced that they will be stopping their live performances. The announcement was made via a video posted on their Instagram account, leaving fans wondering what the future holds for the group. The band has not given any specific reasons for their departure from the stage, but the news has undoubtedly caused a stir among their followers.

Meanwhile, 'Yo Dona' magazine is launching a new stage with a revamped design and updated content. The magazine aims to align with the evolving tastes of its readers, offering fresh perspectives and sections. The relaunch promises a more engaging and visually appealing experience for its audience.

A group of people laughing and enjoying themselves at a party.

Satire and Relationships: A Look at New Content

Garrido and Valor's series about Luis I is garnering attention as a satire on human stupidity. Described as brilliantly written, transgressive, and wonderfully performed, the series is a sharp critique of human folly. It's being praised for its clever writing and exceptional execution, offering a thought-provoking and entertaining experience for viewers.

On the relationship front, Silvia Llop, known as the Love Psychologist, has released her new book, 'Ahí no es, Mari Carmen.' Following her success with 'Mándalo a la mierda,' this manual offers advice on romantic relationships, teaching readers how to avoid partners who are unable to provide the desired connection. Llop's expertise aims to help individuals navigate the complexities of love and build healthier relationships.

A book cover with a catchy title and a colorful design.

From the closure of a legendary disco to the exploration of human folly through satire, the entertainment world continues to evolve, offering a diverse range of experiences and perspectives.

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