Somewhere in the midnight color-coated hills of Ibiza, the bass-laden beats and cheers of partygoers filled the air on the evening of August 14th—and it wasn’t the effects of one of the many infamous clubs located on the party island. Fixated in a private residence, PATRÓN Tequila, the liquor giant most notable for being the world’s #1 super-premium tequila, kicked off its newly debuted global partnership with world-renowned music platform, Boiler Room.

Fusing community with club culture, the news of the partnership made its rounds through the Instagram feeds of hungry Ibiza goers as Nathy Peluso, the buzzy Argentine-Spanish singer and songwriter, posted a story noting that a special appearance was soon to come later that evening, with a few spots open for lucky fans to partake in the revelry. Setting the high-energy debut event ablaze, the Grammy-winning musician headlined the evening, completing a performance set that took inspiration from her genre-defying club series: Club Grasa.

To start the evening off on the proper note, as the guests threw back a shot (or three) of PATRON’s ultra-smooth, Blue Weber Agave El Alto tequila, a quadruple lineup of DJs—including Ylam, Edna Martinez, Bonekinha Iraqiana, and Klandestina—set the sonic scene with their own flavor for guests who were already in the mood to party (and even shake a little for the Boiler Room livestream that was active all night). Moments before the clacks of the pop sensation’s heels were heard taking the stage, a trio of well-styled and well-energized men known as Zsongo Club—led by South Africa’s Amapiano superstar, MUSA KEYS—turned the lit factor all the way up in the crowded room.

With an Afro House, Afrobeat, and R&B set, a cultural collision of music and style got the groove on the right note for Nathy’s set. Curated by Nathy herself, the show incorporated a mix of Latin and afrodiasporic beats—going from Dembow to Afro House and Champeta with ease—a bit of bongo drums and mini bottles of El Alto kept devoted fans and Spanish stars thoroughly entertained. 

Notable guests in attendance spotted throughout the private residence included Spanish-German actor Arón Piper (Elite), British model and musician Lennon Gallagher, Spanish actor Paco León, British actress Jasmine Jobson, and more. 

Serving as a mile marker in PATRÓN Tequila’s road to shaping music culture one bottle at a time, the liquor powerhouse has undeniably fueled some of the world’s most memorable events—from elite soirées to backyard barbecues, both equally important in one’s life. With more than three decades of championing both breakout and all-star artists to informing the vibes of live experiences, including major festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza, it seems that PATRÓN’s efforts in strengthening its focus on community-powered experiences aren’t coming to an end anytime soon, thankfully. With the Boiler Room partnership set to make pit stops in a few more cities around the world, music lovers and club kids better set their alerts on for PATRÓN’s next Instagram posts, as their favorite artists might just come out to play.