For Thursday, October 1 through Sunday, October 4, the most useful late-night thread sits just outside central Barcelona in L’Hospitalet. Sala Salamandra hosts ZOCO on Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3, with the same central DJ pair presented in a switched order across consecutive 00:30 starts. It is a compact weekend plan with a clear internal logic: return on the second night and the names remain familiar, while the framing shifts around them.[1][2]

A billing swap that makes the second night count

Friday puts Setaquehabla first alongside JackDafons, with La Sofy named for the venue’s CUB room. Saturday reverses the lead order to JackDafons followed by Setaquehabla, while Nai or Yay takes the CUB slot. That small change is the point of the guide. These are connected ZOCO sessions, yet each bill has its own shape, making either night a self-contained option and both nights a concise way to follow the room’s resident circuit.[1][2]

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Setaquehabla’s broad-source approach

Setaquehabla is a Barcelona DJ and producer whose published profile describes a practice formed through controllerism, live remix and mashup techniques. The same profile points to Jamaican, Latin, roots and electronic influences, alongside movement between pop and alternative material. In a ZOCO setting built around hits across styles, that background gives Friday’s top line a useful sense of range: a DJ language shaped by edits, transitions and adjacent scenes instead of a single fixed genre lane.[1][4]

JackDafons and the open-format invitation

JackDafons describes himself as a Barcelona-based open-format DJ, with sets that move through 1990s dance, 2000s rock, pop hits and anime themes. His own shorthand, “Pop is clubbing,” is a neat guide to Saturday’s lead billing: the emphasis is on shared recognition, quick changes of register and the elastic definition of a hit. It also explains why the repeated pairing works. JackDafons and Setaquehabla arrive from different but compatible routes into a broad, sociable dance floor.[2][3][4]

The ZOCO frame

Sala Salamandra labels both dates as ZOCO and describes the session as a varied, all-styles hits format. The venue also publishes anti-sexual-harassment and anti-LGBTQIA+-harassment protocols for the sessions, plus an over-18 entry policy. Those details matter because they identify the event as a club night with a defined house framework, while the artist order and CUB-room guests provide the variation from one early morning to the next.[1][2]

Practical route for October 2 and 3

Start at Sala Salamandra at 00:30 on Friday, October 2 for Setaquehabla, JackDafons and La Sofy; return at 00:30 on Saturday, October 3 for JackDafons, Setaquehabla and Nai or Yay. Sala Salamandra is at Avinguda del Carrilet, 235, in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. Recheck the official venue pages for tickets, door conditions, schedules and any changeable information before leaving.[1][2]

Sources

  1. ZOCO: Setaquehabla + JackDafons / CUB: La Sofy — Sala Salamandra
  2. ZOCO: JackDafons + Setaquehabla / CUB: Nai or Yay — Sala Salamandra
  3. Jack Dafons – Barcelona-based open format DJ — Jack Dafons
  4. Víbora: Mr. X+ Setaquehabla + Ramsexxx — Sala Razzmatazz