Dance entertainment in Colombia
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Agapito
By 02:00 or so, it's time to head to the salsatecas of the Juanchito District, about 12km east of the center. A taxi should get you there from the center for about US$5. Salsatecas generally don't charge admission, and you order drinks by the bottle.
Agapito is next door to Changó, a humbler but no less sexy salsateca, which features a viejoteca on Sunday afternoon, when older folks take over the dance floor.
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Juanchito District
When the sun goes down, calenõs (Cali people) have one thing on their minds - salsa. The city's best-known salsa nightlife is in the legendary Juanchito district, way south of the center. Two of the most famous salsa places here are Changó and Agapito. Come on the weekend - preferably after ten - and take a taxi or a chiva(bus)tour.
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El Patio del Tango
Now the tango’s major stage in Medellín, this steak restaurant is decorated like a typical Buenos Aires tango dive. There are often shows on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Teatro Metropolitano
Inaugurated in 1987, Medellín’s largest and most modern theater hosts concerts, opera and ballet and is home to Medellín’s Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Casa de la Cultura
Organizes 'Caribbean Evenings' on Friday, which are folklore shows featuring live music, dance and local food.
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Barrio Samario
This Belgian-run salsa bar reels in a slightly more mature crowd.
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