Pueblo Español, Palma

Pueblo Español is an open-air museum in Son Espanyolet, in Palma, that reproduces buildings, squares and streets from different Spanish cities, and each event has used it in its own way.

Here we produced the three gala dinners of the Panasonic Convention 2018, with 2,000 participants from 40 countries. Besides sound, lighting and video, we created a bespoke show that mixed opera, flamenco and jazz, and ran everything from a technical position at the back of the hall. The Santalucía gala dinner in 2019 was held in the hall with columns and a coffered ceiling, with three screens above the stage and the photocall under the portico.

Open Days moved through much of the site, and we gave each space its own light: the pond courtyard in magenta, the stone dining room in red and the Gothic-arched hall in amber. For Deloitte we prepared one of the large halls as a presentation room.

There are also commissions outside the corporate world. For Cuarto Milenio we surrounded the stage of the Sala Magna with five screens, and at the Christmas Market we washed façades and towers in magenta and violet, with a Santa Claus projected onto the entrance towers.