Progressive house, melodic house and deep sounds for the dancefloor October 11 (Sunday) | 00:30 – 06:00* | Berlín Club, Madrid *Night from Sunday to Monday Tickets: Early Bird €12 · Presale €16 · €20 at the door. Includes 1 drink or 2 beers. Black Fusion returns to Berlín Club with Fede Fink, Jara and David Calo, three artists connected through progressive house, melodic house and different shades of deep electronic music. A new edition built around groove, melodic textures and the gradual development of the night. Fede Fink focuses his sound on melodic techno and progressive house. His sets combine melodic synths and atmospheric textures with a dynamic rhythmic foundation, moving between deeper moments and passages of greater intensity. Jara is the musical project of Jone Larrañaga, a Basque DJ based in Madrid. Her selections blend melodic house and deep house with refined, groovy nuances and a carefully considered approach to mixing. Since making her debut at Specka in late 2022, she has performed at events and venues including Brunch Electronik, Dantz Point, LAB Madrid and The Bassement. In May 2026, she took part in the first European edition of Sunsetstrip, the event created by Hernán Cattáneo. She has also shared the booth with artists including The Blaze, Weval, Mariano Mellino, Deer Jade, Kölsch, Kamilo Sanclemente and Uner, while continuing to develop her work in music production. David Calo is an Argentinian DJ and producer from Buenos Aires. After initially entering the world of music as a guitarist, he found a new form of expression in electronic music and went on to perform at clubs including Pacha, Crobar, Bahrein, Cocoliche and Niceto Club, sharing lineups with artists such as Alan Fitzpatrick, Robert Babicz, Guy Mantzur, Bart Skils and Alex Niggemann. As a producer, he has released music through labels including Sudbeat, Controlled Substance, Manual Music and Tenampa Recordings. His track “Moving Myself” was featured by Nick Warren on his Renaissance Master Series, while “From Somewhere” appeared on Sudbeat and his “Fever” EP, released through Quivver's Controlled Substance, received support from John Digweed. His current sound moves across house, techno, progressive house, tech house and deeper territories. Three different approaches to melodic and progressive sounds come together for another Black Fusion night at Berlín Club.