Imaginary Overtures

“The day begins with tranquil Japanese ambient vibes, setting the tone for contemplative ZEN mornings. As the day unfolds, drone sounds and contemporary ambient compositions take center stage, providing a soothing backdrop. Gradually, the music transitions into classical harmonies and world music, capturing the essence of Zicatela’s enchanting sunset”.
-Jose Spinola
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“The goal is to create an atmosphere that encourages guests to disconnect from the outside world and immerse themselves in their own thoughts and unique architectural surroundings.”
Playlist 2
“The hotel itself comprises two distinct atmospheres, which will be sonorously divided into two different frequencies.”
Playlist 3
“It is a contemplative, intimate place, reminiscent of a modern hermit’s cave. The captivating brutalist architecture invites us into a unique listening experience, unlike any other coastal space or beach pool destination. The sound design of this space embraces minimalism, incorporating ambient music, minimalism, furniture music, drone, world music, and upbeat electronica.”
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Jose Spinola

Jose Spinola is a Mexican director and photographer who works on projects in music, fashion, documentaries, advertising and branded content. In his work, he establishes deep connections between his characters and their environments with a captivating empathy. A true cinephile, with an extensive knowledge of photography and art, he imbues projects with deep meaning with a whimsical approach to aesthetics, light, color, framing and composition.

His multidisciplinary approach has led him to work with artists such as Kim Gordon, Zola Jesus, Devendra Banhart, Philip Glass & James Turrell, Kashmir, Jordan Rakei, Bomba Estereo, Sudan Archives, Gilles Peterson, and clients such as Beefeater 24, Gucci, Google, Nissan, Sony, Bimba y Lola, among many others. His editorials have been published in magazines such as Wallpaper, Gup, L’offciel, Suitcase, Lensculture, P Magazine, I-D and Hotbook, to name a few. In addition, his work has been exhibited at the Taipei Contemporary Art Center. He has recently been published in the books “100 Sculptors of Tomorrow” by Thames & Hudson, London, and “Chineseness in Chile” by Palgrave.