Teatro Pereyra in Ibiza Town is preparing for a new kind of late-night cultural celebration tonight, Thursday, September 10, with the launch of La Farra, an event combining live Argentine cumbia, comedy, interviews, flamenco, magic, tango, gastronomy and DJs.

The historic venue will welcome Argentine band 18 Kilates for its first live performance in Ibiza, adding a distinctly Latin flavour to a programme designed to bring several different forms of entertainment together under one roof.

The event begins around midnight and continues late into the night, with free admission available with a guest list until 1am.

18 Kilates Makes Its Ibiza Debut

The main musical attraction will be 18 Kilates, an Argentine cumbia group performing live in Ibiza for the first time.

The band was formed in 2006 by Daniel "Danny" Omar Quintas and Jorge Ramón "Coqui" Barrios and has developed a profile within Argentina's tropical music scene.

Their current lineup includes Facu on keyboards and Maximiliano Appap as lead vocalist.

The group combines traditional cumbia influences with a more pop-oriented and romantic sound, creating a style aimed squarely at the dancefloor.

From Argentine Cumbia to a Wider Latin Sound

18 Kilates first released music in the late 2000s, beginning with the album Con Brillo Propio in 2007.

The group's repertoire includes songs such as "Mía", "Cenizas", "Perdido en Dos Amores", "Deja de llorar", "No puedo sacarte" and "Ojitos café".

Over the years, the band has built an audience in Argentina and across Latin America.

Its Ibiza appearance offers local audiences the chance to experience a style of Argentine cumbia that has not traditionally been at the centre of the island's better-known electronic music scene.

A New Format for Teatro Pereyra

La Farra is being presented as a broader entertainment concept rather than a conventional club night.

The format, described as "Modo Farra", brings together several disciplines during the same evening.

The programme includes humour, interviews, flamenco, magic, tango, gastronomy and DJ sets alongside the headline musical performance.

Imitations by comedian and performer Iván Ramírez will also form part of the entertainment.

The result is intended to be a constantly changing programme rather than an event based around a single musical style.

Teatro Pereyra Provides the Setting

The event will take place at Teatro Pereyra, one of Ibiza Town's best-known historic entertainment venues.

Located on Carrer del Comte de Rosselló, the theatre has more than 125 years of history and was declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 2006.

Its long history gives the event a distinctive setting, particularly as the venue shifts between traditional theatre, live music and nightlife programming.

The combination of a historic auditorium and a contemporary Latin entertainment concept is part of what makes the launch of La Farra unusual.

Free Entry Until 1am

Entry to La Farra is free until 1am for guests on the event's list.

After that time, ticketed admission applies.

The event is scheduled to begin at approximately 11:59pm on Thursday, September 10, continuing into the early hours of Friday.

That late start places the event firmly within Ibiza's traditional nightlife timetable, while the varied programme gives it a more theatrical and cultural character.

A Different Sound for Ibiza

Ibiza is internationally associated with house, techno and electronic music, but the island's nightlife also includes a growing range of Latin music and crossover events.

The arrival of 18 Kilates at Teatro Pereyra brings Argentine cumbia into that mix.

Cumbia has a strong cultural presence throughout Latin America, with different regional styles ranging from traditional forms to modern pop and electronic interpretations.

For Argentine residents and visitors in Ibiza, the event could also offer a taste of home while introducing the genre to audiences less familiar with it.

Comedy and Live Entertainment Alongside Music

Music will not be the only focus of the evening.

The programme's inclusion of comedy, interviews and live performance is designed to create a more varied experience.

Iván Ramírez's impersonations add a theatrical element, while flamenco, magic and tango broaden the cultural range of the event.

The concept is closer to a late-night variety show combined with a party than a conventional DJ-led event.

That format could appeal to people looking for something different from Ibiza's larger club nights.

Gastronomy Becomes Part of the Experience

La Farra will also incorporate gastronomy into the evening.

The organisers describe food as one of several elements included in the wider Modo Farra format, alongside music and entertainment.

This reflects the broader trend towards events in Ibiza that combine dining, performance and nightlife rather than keeping each experience separate.

For the audience, it means the evening is intended to evolve through several different forms of entertainment rather than simply progressing from a support DJ to a headline act.

An Historic Venue With a New Identity

Teatro Pereyra has been part of Ibiza's cultural landscape for generations.

The venue has hosted theatrical performances, live music and other entertainment throughout its long history.

Its current programme includes a mixture of concerts, DJ events and other formats, keeping the theatre active as part of Ibiza Town's nightlife and cultural scene.

La Farra adds another identity to that evolving programme, introducing a Latin-inspired celebration built around performance and social atmosphere.

The Event Takes Place on September 10

La Farra is scheduled for Thursday, September 10, 2026.

Doors and the programme begin around midnight, with the event continuing until late.

The venue is Teatro Pereyra in Ibiza Town, at Carrer del Comte de Rosselló 3.

Admission is free with a guest list until 1am, while paid entry is available afterwards.

A Late-Night Alternative in Ibiza Town

For people spending Thursday night in Ibiza Town, La Farra offers an alternative to the island's large-scale superclubs.

Rather than focusing exclusively on electronic music, the event combines Argentine cumbia with traditional and contemporary performance styles.

That makes it potentially attractive to a broad audience, from Latin music fans to people simply looking for a lively late-night event in the centre of town.

The historic surroundings of Teatro Pereyra add another layer to the experience.

18 Kilates Brings Argentina to Ibiza

The arrival of 18 Kilates is perhaps the defining feature of the night.

Their first Ibiza performance gives local audiences a direct connection to Argentina's tropical music scene, while the rest of the La Farra format expands the evening into a broader celebration of Latin and live entertainment.

With cumbia, tango, flamenco, comedy, magic, gastronomy and DJs sharing the same programme, the concept is designed to keep changing throughout the night.

A New Addition to Ibiza's September Calendar

As Ibiza moves into the final weeks of its summer season, the island's event calendar is becoming increasingly diverse.

Large club residencies continue to dominate many September nights, but events such as La Farra demonstrate the growing range of alternatives available in Ibiza Town.

The combination of live international music and a variety-style programme gives the event a character of its own.

For those seeking a different soundtrack to September 10, Teatro Pereyra is offering a night built around cumbia, performance and celebration.

La Farra launches tonight with 18 Kilates making their Ibiza debut, adding a distinctly Argentine touch to the island's late-night cultural calendar.