{"id":15934,"date":"2019-04-25T12:06:01","date_gmt":"2019-04-25T10:06:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/xceed.me\/blog\/?p=15934"},"modified":"2019-04-25T12:06:01","modified_gmt":"2019-04-25T10:06:01","slug":"memories-of-the-all-night-long-with-luigi-madonna","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/xceed.me\/blog\/en\/memories-of-the-all-night-long-with-luigi-madonna\/","title":{"rendered":"Luigi Madonna: an All Night Long set ended with house music"},"content":{"rendered":"

It was barely 30 minutes after midnight and Pacha Barcelona<\/a> was already in “big night” mode. Good Friday had been a festive day full of musical events all over the city, from festivals like elrow to more intimate parties on rooftops. Barcelona<\/a>‘s clubbers had hours of dancing behind them, but they were aware that that evening, along with Xceed<\/a> and Sight<\/a>, was a date they couldn’t miss.<\/p>\n

Luigi Madonna<\/a> is the greatest standard of Neapolitan techno sound today. He has published music in big labels such as Plus 8, Drumcode or Second State<\/a>. The latter label, owned by Pan-Pot, was the one that released Luigi Madonna’s big hit, “Midfield”, as well as the recently launched “Enfant Terrible”.<\/p>\n

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Luigi Madonna has performed in many of the best festivals in the world, as well as in the best clubs. But they are short performances, hardly more than 2 hours. The man from Naples<\/a> began in the world of DJing influenced by the house sound of people like Frankie Knuckles or the great DJ Sneak, but that’s something you can only show properly in extended sets. In other words, in an All Night Long performance.<\/p>\n

That’s exactly what Xceed and Sight offered at Pacha Barcelona on April 19th. It was the ideal date. Pacha was crowded from the beginning. People came to the club with a festival attitude. The dancefloor was handed over to Luigi Madonna from the very first hour. The DJ had told us that he loves this kind of nights because they allow him to trace an upward progression of the forcefulness of his set. However, the Neapolitan understood the circumstances and chose to reverse the order and give us a closing hour focused on the freshest sounds of his selection. Here, you will find 5 moments that summarize the 6 hours of dancing with Luigi Madonna in Pacha Barcelona.<\/p>\n

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Luigi Madonna started with some techno<\/strong><\/h2>\n