Cierra Rossé Vip Club, the nightclub where several generations of people from Malaga learned to dance


The hall located on Camino de San Rafael opened almost a decade ago, and its closure has caught a legion of customers and followers by surprise.

Cierra Rossé Vip Club, the nightclub where several generations of people from Malaga learned to dance
Cierra Rossé Vip Club, la discoteca donde aprendieron a bailar varias generaciones de malagueños -
13 January 2026
Málaga
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Rossé Vip Club, a nightclub where several generations of people from Málaga have grown up, has closed its doors after almost ten years of parties. The establishment located on Camino de San Rafael has announced a goodbye that took all its customers by surprise: "Today it’s time to stop, time to close the doors. Thank you, Málaga," they posted on their social networks.

The club opened in 2017 and has left a mark on several generations of young people from Málaga thanks to its mainstream music and live performances. In fact, during its journey, it has hosted more than 200 artists and has been frequented by 1.7 million attendees. "Here we learned to meet, to celebrate, to make mistakes; for almost a decade it was not just a nightclub, it was the stage for your first times," they add in a farewell video.

The managers of Rossé Vip Club, in the Cruz de Humilladero district, have not disclosed the reasons that led to the closure and have only focused on thanking all the customers who have visited them since the opening. "Thank you for every night, for every story, for making this place your home," they add.

In the post accompanying the video, they insist that Rossé was not just a nightclub, but "the place where we met people who are now family. Where we danced without looking at the clock. Where we experienced first times that are unforgettable." "Here we grew up. Here we celebrated, cried, laughed, and met. Here Málaga left a mark on us... and we on Málaga. Today we dim the lights. Today we close the doors. Thank you to all who were part of this story. This was Rossé," they conclude.


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