Elrow (stylized elrow) is a Spanish company that organizes electronic dance music events internationally and specializes in

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and

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. Its headquarters are in Viladecans, south of

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. According to the company itself, they have held more than 150 events, in 67 cities in 26 different countries, with a total of 2.3 million attendees and 800 DJs (2016). elrow is a family business, since there have been six generations of the Satorres-Durán-Arnau family that have dedicated themselves to leisure, since the ''Café Josepet'' in Fraga opened in 1870. elrow parties have managed to differentiate themselves from other similar events by including numerous artistic and festive elements ( confetti, costumes, inflatables, makeup, decoration, props, performances...) with an immersive effect, which has earned their parties ratings like "hedonistic", "colorful", "crazy", and "extravagant". Sometimes they even include recreational items like

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s, slides, or ball pools. More than 100 actors participate in a single event, including acrobats,

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s, jugglers,

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... In addition, each event is marked by a theme (for example, the April Fair of Seville, the Mexican

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or the American Old West), so all the decoration and costumes are focused on it, and attendees are encouraged to dress according to the theme. In 2010 they changed their name to the current one and adopted a new business model, that of "traveling parties", whereby their events stopped having a single physical location, to start organizing parties all over the world:

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, London, CDMX, Miami, Montreal, Moscow,

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, Tokyo,

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... and some fifty more. The current president of the company is Vicenç Martí, the CEO is Juan Arnau Jr. and the creative and marketing director, Cruz Arnau, both co-founders of elrow and children of Juan Arnau Sr. Since the association with Superstruct Entertainment in 2017, in the board of directors include James Barton (CEO of Superstruct E.) and Roderik A. Schlösser (CEO of

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London). elrow's official

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is a yellow chicken in lilac clothes named ''Rowgelia''.

History

Origins (1870–2001)

In 1870, José Josepet Satorres, a farmer from Fraga,

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, opened the ''Café Josepet'' in this town (Barrón Promenade, nº 2, located on the left bank of the

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), which would later become a social club. Due to his gambling problem, he had to close the café, which in 1900, once he died, his family (headed by his granddaughter's husband, Antonio Durán) would reopen under the new name of ''Bar Victoria'', to which he would add a ''Theater Victoria'' (later, ''Victoria Cinema''). At that time, the Victoria social club would become the main leisure center in the Lower Cinca region. In 1952–53, due to a marriage between the Durán and the Arnau family, the family business expanded, and in addition to the ''Victoria Cinema'', they also began to manage the nearby ''Florida Cinema-Theater''. During the 60s the first nightclubs appeared in Spain, in which the orchestras were replaced by DJs, and in 1973 the ''Florida Discotheque Fraga'' was opened, better known by its definitive name

Florida 135 The Florida 135 club is an electronic music nightclub in Fraga, Aragon, Spain. It is considered the oldest active nightclub in the country. It is also a family business, since its foundation in 1942 by Juan Arnau Ibarz, it has remained in the A ...

, whose setting was inspired by

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, and where the new trends of electronic music were heard:

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goa trance Goa trance is an electronic dance music style that originated in the early 1990s in the Indian state of Goa. Goa trance often has drone-like basslines, similar to the techno minimalism of 21st century psychedelic trance (psytrance). Psychedelic ...

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and

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, the Catalan màkina and the Valencian bakalao, among others. In 1993, the family organized an event on a farm in the

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called Monegros Party, which was attended by 200 friends. This event has continued to be forged until today, the famous Monegros Desert Festival.

Relocation to Barcelona (2001–)

In 2001, Fraga's company moved to

, and they started some sessions called ''Row'' began in a Nick Havanna club ( Roussillon street, Barcelona). But since this club is not owned by the family, in 2008 the Arnaus acquired their own larger plot on the outskirts of the city, in Viladecans (near

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) and reopened it under the name Row 14.

2010, foundation of elrow

Since the company, as agreed with the Viladecans City Council, can only hold 12 annual parties on this plot, in 2010 the company announced a new business model based on "traveling" parties. In other words, organizing events around the world, either in the context of a music festival, obtaining residencies in other venues, such as

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, or independently. In addition, it was decided to add the article ''el'' ("the") to the name to make it sound more "Spanishized" and thus, make it more recognizable.

Association with Superstruct Entertainment (2017)

In February 2017, elrow established a partnership and investment agreement with entertainment platform Superstruct Entertainment, backed by investment company

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, one of the largest in the world. Superstruct Entertainment is chaired by James Barton, founder of the Creamfields festival (UK), and is the same one that in 2018 acquired 60–80% of the Sònar festival (also in Barcelona), the Sziget Festival in

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and 85 other events in many countries.

Shooting in Playa del Carmen (2017)

In January 2017, a shooting took place at the Blue Parrot nightclub in Playa del Carmen, near Cancún (Mexico), at the event that elrow organized for The BPM festival. Linked to a dispute between Mexican drug traffickers, this shooting resulted in 5 deaths, 15 injuries and a "stampede effect" among those attending the party. None of the 30 employees hired by elrow were injured, but the head of security for the event did die when he tried to intervene. 3 suspects were arrested, and the festival management decided to cancel the rest of the events. See also: ''Ataques en Playa del Carmen y Cancún de 2017''.

elrow Friends and Family (2017)

In April 2017, elrow announced that in July of that same year the ''Friends & Family'' music festival would take place in Salou, a town on the Catalan Golden Coast, with an intention of 25,000 attendees. However, shortly thereafter, elrow released an official statement announcing that it would be canceled due to "political disputes in the region", since the event was coordinated with the Salou City Council, but apparently the neighboring town of Vila-seca was not informed. This added to the refusal of the Tarragona Port Authority to locate the festival in its area and the general feeling of rejection among the residents of the town to another macro-festival, in memory of the old tragic ''Saloufest'' (2001–2016). Finally, an event was held on the same day at the elrow site in Viladecans.

''Alex'' and ''Amy'' cases

On 16 July 2017, Alex Masterson, a 19-year-old Briton, died at Bellvitge Hospital due to cardiac arrest after several days of partying in Salou and finally went to elrow de Viladecans on Sunday, where he took

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. His friends criticized "that the water was very expensive, 4€ for a 100 ml bottle. You had to wait about 15 minutes to drink, from the amount of people there were". Elrow's management replied that "during a surveillance round we found the boy very agitated. He was notified to an ambulance, where he was stabilized and transferred to the hospital (...) He died four or five hours later at the Bellvitge Hospital due to cardiac arrest. The party had ended hours ago (...) even the Mossos d'Esquadra congratulated us on the excellent organization". Despite this, the municipal authority confirmed that elrow scrupulously complies with all regulations and security requirements and that "it is not a particularly conflictive place". On 21 August of that same year, the young British Amy Vigus passed away in Colchester Hospital (England), a day after attending the Elrow Town festival in London. Apparently she took fake MDMA.

Topics

According to the 2020 press material, the themes that elrow handles for its events are the following: * ''El Bowsque Encantado'' ('The Enchanted Forest'), inspired by traditional European

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s * ''Brownx'', inspired by the hip hop subculture of The Bronx, New York * ''Far Rowest'', inspired by Westerns and the Old West * ''Las Filipinas'' ('The Philippines'), inspired by

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and

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* ''From lost to the River'' (literal translation of a Spanish popular saying), inspired by "Rowgelia's farm" and the country world, including

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aesthetics * ''Horroween'',

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special, with horror aesthetics * ''Nowmads Nuevo Mundo'', amalgamating different aesthetics of the world from different times * ''El Príncipe de Zamunda'' ('Prince of Zamunda'), mixing New York and African aesthetics, inspired by the film '' Coming to America'' (1988) * ''Psychowdelic Trip'', inspired by the

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* ''El Rowcío'', inspired by the Seville April Fair and

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; the name refers to the El Rocío pilgrimage * ''Rowllywood'', inspired by

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, especially

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* ''Rowlympic Games'', inspired by the

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and

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* ''ElRow Music'', inspired by the 80s aesthetics and the

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of the last century * ''Sambowdromo Do Brasil'', inspired by the carnival of Rio and the

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* ''Rowmuda Triangle'', inspired by the marine world and

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aesthetics; the name comes from the "

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Resident DJs

Current elrow residents are: * Alex Pott (

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), varies between house and techno, with a dynamic

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style and a touch of

. * Andrés Campo ( Huesca, 1984), also a resident of Florida 135, his style is purely techno, sometimes minimal and sometimes tech house. * Bastian Bux (Barcelona), his style is eclectic, melodic and somewhat acid, with a musical range that vacillates between

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and progressive techno. * Baum (Barcelona), although varied in style, his sessions are popular for being "made to not stop dancing." His music is identified as pure house. * De La Swing (

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), he started in 2003 as an

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and learned dee-jay influenced by techno,

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and dubstep. * Eddy M (

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, Sicily), whose music can be identified as tech house. * George Privatti (

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, 1987), with tendencies towards

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- groove and tribal house. * Ion Pananides (

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), he studied audio engineering and soon immersed himself in the world of DJing. His style is eclectic, from the most melodic to the most hypnotic. * Julius (Barcelona), signed in 2017 by elrow for its sounds that vary between house and techno with funk style. * Marc Maya (Barcelona), whose stage name in the 90s was Marc Huardi. He was one of the DJs who started Row 14, elrow's predecessor. His style has been described as "dynamic" and "versatile". * Mario Biani (Barcelona), who has played at Florida 135 and Row 14. His style ranges from

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to hardcore or tribal house. * Tini Gessler (

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, Germany, 1990), that moves between house and techno, and tech house with a

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style. He has played in the iconic Rioma in Mexico City and in

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and Pachá in Ibiza. * Toni Varga (

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, 1985), who is also a resident of ElRow Sundays and Florida 135. He has an "elegant" tech house style of music. * Viviana Casanova (

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), mix

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, tech house and techno, with hip hop influences on the beats.

Awards and nominations

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Headquarters

The elrow headquarters (informally called ''elrow House'' or ''elrowia'') is located on the C-31 highway, in the municipality of Viladecans, a few meters from Las Filipinas beach (or La Murtra beach) in the Llobregat River Delta nature reserve. * – km 186 In addition to the Viladecans headquarters, elrow also has workshops, logistics centers and / or warehouses in Barcelona, Ibiza City, New York City, Shanghai,

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and

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Collabos with artists

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(2019), to create the ''Kaos Garden''. * Xavier Regàs (1985), for the remodeling of the Florida 135 club.