In Ibiza, the music scene is more than just about sound. World-renowned nightclubs like Hï and Ushuaïa have elevated DJ performances into immersive experiences, blending music, dance, and fashion. Central to this transformation is choreographer and dancer Sara Hernández Jutglar, who has spent over a decade shaping the island’s vibrant nightlife.
Sara is known for her ability to turn DJ sets into unforgettable performances by combining movement, costumes, and music. Her collaborations with top DJs, including David Guetta, Black Coffee, and Calvin Harris, have brought a new level of excitement to the island’s dancefloors.
A standout feature of Sara’s shows are the costumes, designed by Goreperformance. These custom-made outfits are crafted each year to match the themes set by DJs and clubs. Far from typical stagewear, the costumes are bold, fashionable, and designed to shine under Ibiza’s signature lights.
“For big DJs like David Guetta, it’s unthinkable to put on a show without dancers in stunning, carefully designed costumes,” Sara says. “They bring the music to life visually.”
The costumes, paired with energetic dance routines, elevate the music and add an extra layer of creativity to the performances. This mix of fashion, dance, and sound has contributed to the global reputation of Ibiza’s top clubs, with Hï recently ranked as the number one club in the world.
Sara believes Ibiza is the perfect place to experiment with new ideas. “Ibiza is where trends start,” she says. “What we do here inspires shows worldwide, and I see this style of performance growing in places like the U.S.”
Looking ahead, Sara envisions more shows featuring dancers, acrobats, and theatrical effects. These 360-degree experiences are designed to be as visually captivating as they are musically thrilling.
In addition to her work in Ibiza, Sara has directed performances in Marbella, Gran Canaria, and other European cities. Her unique ability to blend dance, fashion, and music has made her a highly sought-after figure in the entertainment world.
As electronic music continues to grow in popularity, so does the demand for more dynamic performances. Sara Hernández Jutglar is at the forefront of this movement, proving that music isn’t just something you hear—it’s something you see and feel.
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