Entertainment in Natal
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Sancho Music Club
The Alto de Ponta Negra neighborhood in the upper part of Ponta Negra, around Rua Manoel AB de Araújo and Rua Aristides Porpino Filho, is dense with a variety of bars, though most are almost cringingly steeped in sex tourism, a major problem in Natal. Sancho Music Club, with tapas and chope is one of the less slimy spots. This area, especially around Centro Comercial O Jardim, is packed from Wednesday to Saturday nights.
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Rastapé
The Alto de Ponta Negra neighborhood in the upper part of Ponta Negra, around Rua Manoel AB de Araújo and Rua Aristides Porpino Filho, is dense with a variety of bars, though most are almost cringingly steeped in sex tourism, a major problem in Natal. Rastapé here, famous for live forró, is one of the less slimy spots. This area, especially around Centro Comercial O Jardim, is packed from Wednesday to Saturday nights.
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Alto de Ponta Negra
The Alto de Ponta Negra , a neighborhood in the upper part of Ponta Negra, around Rua Manoel AB de Araújo and Rua Aristides Porpino Filho, away from the tackier after-dark scene nearer the beach, is dense with a variety of fun bars and restaurants. It's packed with locals and visitors having a good time till dawn, Wednesday to Saturday nights. Just wander along after 23:00 and see which places draw you in.
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Decky
Stocks Brazil’s most accessible microbrews (Eisenbahn, Devassa and Baden Baden) along with live rock, blues, jazz and MPB every night from 8pm. Plop down on the massive, wind-struck patio or inside the spacious main room with air-con – it’s the most popular spot in Ponta Negra and caters across several age brackets.
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Sgt Pepper’s Rock Bar
Good for food (excellent burgers) and fun, both downtown and at its newest location in Ponta Negra, this hip bar/restaurant dreamed up the North-east caipirinha (pineapple, mint and cinnamon/clove-infused cachaça) and hosts a handle of resident pop, rock and blues acts.
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Juke Box Pub
This new 1950s-themed hot spot in the city center hosts live bands and DJs in two environments: the corner bar (with live pagode; popular samba music, on Saturdays) and the much more popular nightclub above.
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Taverna Pub
Attached to the Lua Cheia Hostel and resembling a pub inside a medieval castle, this ever-popular tavern has nightly music, from live Brazilian rhythms to ’70s disco and blues. No flip-flops.
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Rasta Pé
The place to dance to live forró - no shorts, microskirts, bare feet or bare torsos permitted here!
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