Spain has a long and noisy relationship with techno. Long before the genre became fashionable, there were already clubs where the kick He didn't stop until dawn. These are some of the clubs that have written (and continue to write) that history, and in whose DJ booths a good part of our roster.

Florida 135 — Fraga (Huesca)

They call her the cathedral of techno, And rightly so. Founded in 1942, it is one of the oldest operating cinemas in Europe and a must-see for any lover of the genre. Official website.

Fabrik — Humanes de Madrid

The ultimate megaclub: seven spaces, thousands of people, and a regular presence in DJ Mag's Top 100. Home of the CODE party. Official website.

Industrial Copera — La Zubia (Granada)

Since 1992, a southern reference point for concerts and uncompromising electronic music. Official website.

Barraca — Sueca (Valencia)

A pioneer: it was one of the first clubs in Spain to embrace electronic music, at the height of the Ruta del Bakalao. And it's still going strong. Official website.

Sala Sonora — Erandio (Bizkaia)

The north is also making a strong impact: one of the most awarded clubs in the country, with a room dedicated to the most techno sound. Official website.

The list could go on—the Spanish techno scene has much more to offer—but if these clubs have one thing in common, it's that they're always packed with great lineups. And we know a thing or two about that.