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Nasty at Mala Mía, Friday with the shine on
Next dateFrom €15
Mala Mía sums up its Friday in three words: shine, excess and reggaeton. Nasty changes DJs every week but never its attitude, and the club keeps the doors of Calle México open until 06:00.
Friday, two ways
Friday in the south comes in two flavours of reggaeton: La Loka in Papagayo's main room on the seafront, or Nasty at Mala Mía, on Calle México. Nasty is the one for a later finish: the club gives 06:00 as its Friday closing time.
Times and what you get
The ticket page gives 23:00 and last entry at 01:30. The general ticket includes a drink and a shot.
Nasty at a glance
- Next date: Friday, 13 November 2026
- Days: Fridays
- Time: 23:00 – 06:00
- Venue: Mala Mía
- Address: Calle México, 3, 38650 Arona
- Area: South Tenerife
- Last entry: 01:30
- Tickets, all dates: From €15
- Music: Reggaeton and urban
- Closing: 06:00 on Fridays, according to the club
- With the ticket: One drink and one shot
As published by the venue or on the ticket page.
Tickets and prices
- General Ticket: €15
Ticket types and prices as published on the ticket page for Friday, 13 November 2026. The booking fee is added at checkout.
Every date 7 dates
Friday 13 November
Friday 20 November
Friday 27 November
Friday 4 December
Friday 11 December
Friday 18 December
Friday 25 December
Good to know
What time is last entry at Nasty?
01:30. The ticket page gives 23:00 as the start.
Where is Mala Mía?
At Calle México 3, in Arona, in the south of the island.
Is Nasty on Christmas Day?
Yes: Friday 25 December 2026 is among the dates on sale.
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