A Strategic Approach to the Ruta del Bakalao
Rejecting the All-Night Grind
During a candid appearance on the program Anatomía de…, Roca admitted that the stamina expected of her peers held zero appeal. “There were people who lasted all night. I don’t know if they were on drugs or not, I assume they were. But staying up all night seemed super tedious to me, it didn’t even seem fun,” she remarked.
The 6:00 AM Arrival Strategy
Rather than burning the candle at both ends, Roca optimized her schedule to hit the clubs only when the energy was at its peak. She treated the scene like a morning destination. “I would get up at 06:00 in the morning and within an hour I was there,” she explained.
Shared Tactics Among Peers
Roca was not alone in this logistical pivot. Fellow television personality Cristina Tárrega relied on a similar regimen, opting to prepare away from the dance floor before arriving fresh as the sun rose. For Tárrega, the arrival was a deliberate process.
“You would go for a walk. You’d have a drink and listen to songs or dance,” Tárrega said. By following this rhythm, they typically reached the discotheque by 08:00, fully prepared for the morning rush. These accounts, documented on Anatomía de…, offer a rare look at the club-goers who navigated the iconic scene on their own terms.
