Live Performance entertainment in Argentina
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La Peña del Colorado
This lively spot – which many porteños swear is the best peña (folk music venue) in the city – puts on live folklórica shows. After the musical set, the performers pass around guitars and country-style instruments so the happy-go-lucky crowd can get in on the singing and strumming action. Diners can order a set menu ($50) or from the a la carte menu.
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Cineclub Municipal Hugo del Carril
For a great night (or day) at the movies, pop into this municipal film house, which screens everything from art flicks to Latin American award winners and local films. Stop by for a program. There’s also live music and theatrical performances here.
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La Vieja Estación
The best established of the Balcarce peñas, with a stage, wooden tables and three live shows per night. Tasty empanadas and locro (a stew of maize, beans, beef, pork and sausage), and a wide range of other choices.
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Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy
Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy better known as 'El Lobo' (the Wolf) is one of few provincial teams to regularly feature in the top division of Argentine football. Their stadium (General Savio s/n) is on the southern approaches to town.
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Anfiteatro del Pinar
There are musical performances in January, February and Semana Santa. Gesell’s Encuentros Corales, an annual gathering of the country’s best choirs, takes place annually in this lovely amphitheater.
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Casa de Cultura
This cultural center near the plaza has regular live events. It runs the whole gamut here: you’re as likely to catch a Houdini-style magician as a classical ballet performance.
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Centro Cultural
Zapala’s Centro Cultural, in front of the plaza, hosts concerts and shows work by local artists and recently released Hollywood blockbusters.
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Peña Boliche Balderrama
With cheap but unremarkable food, this is Salta’s most touristy peña. It can be a lot of fun, but feels contrived these days.
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Teatro San Martín
Along with art exhibitions, ballet, photography, cinema and theater, this large complex also hosts classical ensembles.
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