The dance commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Pacha group, as Ricardo Urgell himself said - "I'm not going to resort to false modesty, we're well known." Time has passed quickly since Marisa, Ricardo Urgell's first wife, told him "You're going to earn so much money that you're going to live like a Pacha." In 1973, Pacha landed in Ibiza and replaced the old psychedelic eye logo with two cherries, an idea by Yvette Montsalvatge. The new Pacha Ibiza was built in the old Masia de Ses Feixes, which allowed for future expansions, which were carried out over the years. Those initial years of effervescence were captured by Toni Riera and Oriol Maspons. This book contains many photographs taken in the early 70s, and although it may seem incredible, the palm tree at the main entrance was planted during those years.