In 1880, Mr. Tomás Ribalta requested permission to build a warehouse on a plot of land he owned, at number 6 Pasaje de la Banca, which together with the Bosc de les Fades (1878) and the Wax Museum (1873) We can now confirm that Domingo Balet was the architect of the entire set of buildings found in this octagonal square.

Years later, around the decade of the 60's, the Copacabana Bar was established in this place, offering an offer of live music and flamenco shows that had as a regular audience local customers, sailors and the first tourists in the city who were looking for the "Typical Spanish" folklore.

In that same decade, a scene from the movie "Far from the trees" was shot at the Copacabana. We leave below a link with the scene published on YouTube that immortalizes the moment.

Today the facade of the building has been modified with a door to be able to access it by car since inside, it seems that there is a parking lot.