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Urban at Mala Mía, the big Saturday
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Graffiti, street style and urban sound: that is how Mala Mía dresses its Saturday, which it calls the club's big night. The poster on its website lists hip hop, reggaeton, trap, afrobeats and R&B, and the doors stay open until 06:00.
The night
The club bills it as La Urban; the ticket page sells it as Urban Tenerife. Its poster lists five genres, from hip hop to afrobeats, and the club says the programme keeps being renewed.
Times and the door
Start at 23:00 and last entry at 01:30 on the ticket page. The general ticket includes a drink and a shot.
If you want daylight first, the Tenerife Beach Party at OA Beach Club runs on the same Saturdays from 17:00, on the Playa de las Américas seafront.
Urban Tenerife at a glance
- Next date: Saturday, 14 November 2026
- Days: Saturdays
- 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: Hip hop, reggaeton, trap, afrobeats and R&B
- Closing: 06:00 on Saturdays, 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 Saturday, 14 November 2026. The booking fee is added at checkout.
Every date 7 dates
Saturday 14 November
Saturday 21 November
Saturday 28 November
Saturday 5 December
Saturday 12 December
Saturday 19 December
Saturday 26 December
Good to know
What music does Urban play?
Hip hop, reggaeton, trap, afrobeats and R&B, as listed on the poster on Mala Mía's website.
What time is last entry at Urban?
01:30, with the night starting at 23:00 on the ticket page.
Is Urban the same as La Urban?
Yes. Mala Mía calls its Saturday La Urban; the ticket page uses Urban Tenerife.
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