The first Techno party in the “New World”

Don't you often wonder what the futures are and will be? new party habitsWill it be lived with the same intensity? spirit of techno? Or will we simply get to adapt to the new situation?

The first techno party, held in Germany, It was developed with none other than our beloved masks, which are already part of our lives; while Each attendee danced to the rhythm of bass drum and cymbals in their respective circle. This party could be defined as the first socially distanced techno night in the “New World.”

Here we show you theThe first scene of a dance floor complying with social distancing measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This meeting of electronic music lovers, with more desire to to dance and tap dance that never happened, took place a few days ago in a local Münster, Germany. This place is the Coconut Beach, which is outdoors, so, rather than a nightclub, it could be categorized as a type of beach club. This one has a capacity of 2,000 people, but this time It only accommodated 100 people. The entrance had a cost of 70€. It looks expensive, right? The fact is that this included food and drink credit worth €21Would you pay for them?

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As soon as the tickets went on sale they sold out in 15 minutes. The party It was held during the day, from 2 to 10 pmAs we have mentioned, attendees were required to wear a mask and not to leave their space, that is, their coloured circle marked on the floor. In the video, you can see some people leaving their "zone". The truth is that it seems like a rather complicated measure... Will it really work?

The bars and DJ booth were protected by plexiglass screensIt is quite accurate to point out that the DJs lowered their cache to contribute to the reopening of the premises.

All this being said….Will this be the new party scene? Will this be the party scene in Ibiza? What will the new way of socialising with your fellow dancers be like? This is a big change for clubs and clubbers, BUT GENTLEMEN WE HAVE TO ADAPT IF WE WANT THE SCENE TO START AGAIN!