Caláda

Caláda was a nightclub in Marbella, which was owned by Nathan Harwick until his death in 2018. He brought the club as a way of expanding his criminal activities and regular customers used to include Enrique Alphonse, Julio Rivera and Oona Pataky. Harwick had an upstairs office and along with his gang The Firm, would make preparations for upcoming crimes. The nightclub went into liquidation after the death of Harwick.

History
It was once a very unsuccessful club, until Harwick renovated it and not only used it as a base for The Firm, but adequately transformed it into a successful nightclub. Harwick first came to know of the failed club, upon his immigration to Marbella in the 1990s. It had been closed for several years and plans to turn it into another company were being produced. Dead and austere, it was a meeting place for investors. The insurance companies were wary of ensuring it, and there were rumours of it being demolished. Harwick came to know of it's existence, when he met the original owner, and had more time on his hands to pay the building a visit. Harwick offered the lowest price, but the manager was in a hurry to get rid of it, and agreed to take the offered amount. The nightclub slowly became popular again, after a smart refurbishment by Harwick. He soon became the main attraction to the hall, with local villains and criminals visiting him on a regular basis. Harwick threatened to kill members of a gang that tried to extract protection money from him. The nightclub made him money by being used as a depot for other criminals' stolen goods and weapons. The club has since been closed, after the death of Harwick in 2018 and is still currently in liquidation.