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Terraza Jowke is a celebrated open-air nightclub located in Humanes de Madrid, just outside the city limits of Madrid, Spain. Founded in 2012, Terraza Jowke quickly established itself as one of the leading venues for electronic music lovers in the Madrid region, renowned for its unique blend of vibrant nightlife, impressive sound systems, and immersive visual productions. The venue was envisioned as an oasis for clubbers seeking summer nights filled with rhythmic beats and has since become a key fixture in Spain’s nightlife scene.

Over the years, Terraza Jowke has carved out a reputation for hosting memorable parties that capture the spirit of Madrid's electronic music community, regularly drawing in large crowds from across the country and beyond. The club holds cultural significance as a bastion of the Spanish dance music movement, fostering a sense of unity and creativity among its diverse audience. Throughout its existence, Terraza Jowke has undergone several renovations to enhance both its capacity and its audiovisual experience, including expansions of its open-air dance floors, upgrades to its lighting rigs, and improvements in VIP areas to cater to a growing, sophisticated clientele.

While it maintains its address in Humanes de Madrid, periodic redesigns of its iconic terraces and lounges have allowed it to remain fresh and appealing in a competitive clubbing landscape, attracting attention from promoters and artists alike. Public perception of Jowke is often linked to its summer residency events, marathon sessions, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a favored destination for both local nightclub regulars and international party tourists. Notable artists who have performed at Terraza Jowke include international heavyweights like Marco Carola, Luciano, Loco Dice, and Joseph Capriati, as well as respected local heroes such as Raul Pacheco, Oscar L, and Fer BR.

The venue has also hosted guest sets from tech-house luminaries like Dennis Cruz and Nic Fanciulli, plus frequent appearances from Spanish electronic talents including Chus & Ceballos, Gonçalo, and Manu González, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of Spain’s thriving dance music culture.