More than just a party.
It's a feeling.
Spanish Heat is a reggaeton night. Latin, reggaeton and the hits everyone already knows the words to, played loud enough that nobody stands still.
The DJs are international, from different countries, and the line-up changes every edition. They read the room as it fills up, and you can ask for a song — most of the night gets built that way.
Come with friends or come alone. A lot of people here are new to the city and looking for the same thing you are. Nobody minds which one you were when you walked in.
Europe & Asia. See the dates.
International DJs from all over the world, with a different line-up every edition.
Frequently asked
Do I need a ticket?
Tickets guarantee entry and are the cheapest way in: prices go up per tier and the door price is set on the night. For some editions the door opens without tickets (Breda is free entry); the event page says which.
What time does it start and end?
Most nights run from 23:00 until 04:00 or 05:00. Doors and end time are on every event page.
Is there a dress code?
Casual & sexy. The venue's own dress code is leading, so check theirs before you leave the house — their door team has the final say.
What music is played?
Latin, reggaeton and hits. Old-school classics through to the freshest releases, plus the international sing-alongs and guilty pleasures that lift the room. Played by international DJs, and requests are welcome — we read the room and build the night together with the crowd.
Can I come alone?
Yes — Spanish Heat was built for exactly that: a place to meet new friends and be yourself. Open, social and international, and one of the easiest nights to walk into if you're new in the city and want to meet like-minded people. Plenty come solo and leave with a crew.
How old do I need to be?
18 and over, with valid ID.
Where are the photos?
Every night gets an album. Find them in the gallery, usually within a few days.