Luciano in Ibiza
It’s hard to go wrong when you’re considering spending some time on an island in the Mediterranean Sea. Ibiza is a splendid place, with gorgeous beaches, and a local culture that is open and friendly, and really sets the pace for any time spent here. It is one of those mythic places that has developed a reputation of late for parties that are too good to be believed, waves too pure for this world, and stunning food that simply can’t exist. But it does, and Ibiza consistently lives up to its own myth, offering more and still suggesting that there’s a lot that’s still hidden. Our 5 star Ibiza hotels put you right in the center of things. You’ll be able to give in to the absolute luxury in the hotel, and also explore all the wonderful things Ibiza has to offer.
Our rooms are done with elegant Spanish style, with remarkable flourishes and graceful understatements, so that you’ll be falling asleep and waking up in splendor. And after a sumptuous meal prepared by our world-class chefs, you’ll be ready to see what’s in store for you in this paradise on earth. It’s hard to avoid the clubs here, and after a short visit, you might decide there’s no reason to. The crowds are usually very warm and lively, and the music is infectious, and it’s part of that old saying, When in Rome… The djs are really out of this world, and have a knack for spinning that is helping to make the music a global phenomenon. One of Ibiza’s big attractions these days is full-time producer and part-time dj Luciano.
He got his record-spinning chops in Santiago, Chile, before becoming part of the creative elite in Ibiza. His home base these days is Switzerland, but Lucien Luciano does make it over here to play really fantastic sets and set the room spinning. He runs his own label now, Cadenza and specializes in recording djs who are masters of his own specialties, deep tribal and tech house. It’s definitely worth checking out. And a word to the wary: don’t worry about memorizing all the different types of electronic and techno music, as long as you know there’s a difference between them, you should be able to finesse your way in and out of some lovely conversations with your fellow dancers.