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Mala Mía: urban nights on Calle México
Mala Mía is a club built around urban music in Arona: four nights a week, four concepts and one dance floor, with DJs that change every session. Three of those nights are on our agenda, and all three run until 06:00.
Our parties at Mala Mía
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Tickets are out for these nights: pick yours and book.
Mala Mía: tell us your dates
Leave your dates: the list sends you the nights that fall on them, and the day new tickets open.
Four nights, four concepts
Tuesday is Chicas al Poder, the night the girls set the rhythm. Thursday is Dolce Vita, which the club calls the freshest night of the week. Friday is Nasty, all shine and reggaeton. Saturday is La Urban, graffiti and street sound, the club's big night.
Our agenda carries Tuesday, Friday and Saturday; Dolce Vita is not on our ticket pages.
Tickets and the door
On the ticket pages, each of the three nights starts at 23:00 and takes last entry at 01:30, and the general ticket includes one drink and one shot.
The club posts each week's line-up on its own channels, because the DJs change from session to session.
The nights at Mala Mía
Chicas al Poder
Tuesdays · 23:00
On sale
Nasty
Fridays · 23:00
On sale
Urban Tenerife
Saturdays · 23:00
On sale
Before you go
- Times: 23:00
- Opening hours: Tuesday, Friday and Saturday until 06:00; Thursday until 05:00
- Music: Urban, latin and reggaeton
- Address: Calle México 3, Arona
Getting there
Mala Mía: questions before you go
What time does Mala Mía close?
At 06:00 on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and at 05:00 on Thursdays, according to the club.
What is the last entry at Mala Mía?
01:30 for the three nights on our agenda, according to their ticket pages.
What music does Mala Mía play?
Urban, latin and reggaeton, with hip hop, trap, afrobeats and R&B on Saturdays.
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