Club entertainment in Cuba
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Disco Ayala
It might not be the first time you’ve gone jiving in a cave, but this surreal place up by the Ermita Popa church beats all others for atmosphere and animation. While it’s mainly a place to let rip and dance J-Lo style in the semi-darkness with as many mojitos as you care to sink, this disco also puts on a decent cabaret show with a pre-Columbian Indian theme.
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Club El Iris
Just off Plaza de Marte, with an old-fashioned neon sign (which rarely works), the Iris is Santiago de Cuba’s loudest, hottest and most ‘happening’ disco. The cover includes one drink, but at night it’s couples only. Things generally get moving around midnight.
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Discoteca Espanta Sueño
This is the Meliá Santiago de Cuba’s house disco; entry is through the hotel lobby, ostensibly to keep out jineteras, though they’re more relaxed these days.
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Discoteca La Bamba
Varadero’s most modern video disco is at Hotel Tuxpán, in eastern Varadero. It plays mostly Latin music and is considered ‘hot.’
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Discoteca Havana Club
Near the Centro Comercial Copey, this is another tourist disco that welcomes Cubans. Expect big, boisterous crowds and plenty of male posturing.
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Cabaret Costasur
Cabaret Costasur, whose beat has been known to rattle buildings on Saturday nights, is an open-air disco with a local vibe.
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Disco La Movida
For a little atmospheric booty shaking, join the throngs of locals dancing in an open-air locale hidden among the trees near the river.
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Disco Azul
A drab hotel, but a kicking disco – this glittery nightclub in Hotel Pinar del Río is the city’s most popular.
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Discoteca La Salsa
Above the reception desk at SuperClub Paradiso-Puntarena, at the western end of Varadero, this club attracts a foreign crowd.
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Super Disco
You’ve got to love a place with a name like this. The locals do: this club is always packed.
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Tropisur
The feisty Tropisur, on the Prado, is an open-air disco with a local vibe.
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La Terraza
A rooftop disco with occasional hot salsa septets that you’ll hear all over town.
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Disco La Red
When people actually turn out, good local atmosphere is to be had at this place.
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