Electropura

Electropura is a music bar and small club at Calle Pintor Salvador Abril 20, in the middle of Ruzafa, the neighbourhood just south of the city centre known for its dense mix of bars, restaurants and galleries. It opened in 2010 and has since become one of the fixed points of Ruzafa nightlife, a place where people go to dance to songs they actually know rather than to a big-room DJ set.

The space has a rustic, rock and roll feel, with a bar, a dance floor and room for live acts, and space for around 300 people according to our listing. The venue describes itself as a place made by and for people who enjoy good music with friends, and besides music nights it has hosted film screenings and multidisciplinary art projects.

Vinyl is at the heart of the music policy. DJ nights mix classic bands and old favourites with current indie, pop, rock and electronic music, and guides have cited names like Daft Punk, Iggy Pop and Mumford & Sons as typical of the selection. Concerts by Spanish and international acts and acoustic sets are part of the programme; for example, Málaga singer ANADIE is booked here in November 2026 with doors at 19:30.

The crowd is relaxed and casual: Ruzafa locals, artists and creatives, students and internationals who live in the neighbourhood. There is no dress code worth worrying about. Club nights are for over-18s, while some early-evening concerts admit younger fans accompanied by an adult, so check the conditions on the ticket. Entry and drinks usually fall in the 8 to 15 euro range according to our listing.

Electropura opens Thursday to Saturday from 19:30 until 03:30. Concerts take the early part of the evening, and the dance floor fills up later; guides advise arriving after midnight, as it can be quiet before then. Table reservations are taken by phone. The nearest metro stops are Bailén and Xàtiva, and the whole of Ruzafa is on your doorstep for dinner first, from the streets around the market to the bars on Calle Sueca and Calle Cádiz.