Eau Dada Eau de Parfum 100 ml - Santi Burgas

Eau Dada Eau de Parfum 100 ml - Santi Burgas

Olfactory Family: Woody Oriental

Notes: Orange blossoms, Spanish saffron, rock rose, Brazilian Tonka seed, Indonesian patchouli, incense, vanilla and Trai Pratchin oud.

Perfumer: Rosendo Mateu and Santi Burgas.

Year: 2015

Eau Dada by Santi Burgas is a fragrance that belongs to the Woody Oriental olfactory family, designed for both men and women. Launched in 2015, this essence captures the essence of surrealism and originality, combining oriental and woody elements in an intriguing composition.

This perfume is the result of a creative collaboration between two master perfumers: Rosendo Mateu, recognized for his extensive experience in the industry, and Santi Burgas, an innovative creator known for his avant-garde approach. Together, they have achieved a blend that challenges traditional perfumery conventions, offering a unique and provocative olfactory experience.

The essence of Eau Dada is characterized by its ability to evoke complex and contrasting emotions. Oriental notes bring a warm and spicy sensation, while woody accords add depth and an earthy touch. This combination creates a fragrance that is both enveloping and mysterious.

Launched at a time when perfumery was looking to break away from convention, Eau Dada presents itself as an option for those who want something different and daring. Its versatility makes it suitable for any gender, breaking away from traditional labels of masculine or feminine fragrances.

The name "Eau Dada" pays homage to the Dada artistic movement, known for its focus on the irrational and absurd. Similarly, this fragrance challenges norms and offers an olfactory experience that is, in many ways, a work of art in itself.

With its launch, Eau Dada not only established itself as an iconic fragrance, but also reaffirmed Santi Burgas’ position as a perfumery house that values ​​creativity and innovation above all else. It is an essence that invites those who wear it to explore new dimensions of their own identity through smell.