Entertainment in Tuxtla Gutiérrez
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Clásico
With a nod to the genteel decór of an English country house, this dance club has upholstered walls and tiers of smart banquettes that rise around a dance floor that pulses like a two dimensional Rubik’s Cube on acid. The ‘classic’ music shuffle includes techno, disco and tunes from the ’80s and ’90s. It’s next door to the Borakay bar and the Hotel Camino Real, though not reachable via the hotel. Go by car or taxi.
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Live
Just west of the Holiday Inn, you'll find the locals dancing on the seats of this pulsing, packed nightclub. DJs spin a blend of pop, rock and electronica, and there's usually a band playing in the wee margarita-soaked hours. Men cough up around $120 cover on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Habana Cafe
Habana Cafe Salseros, take your places! Tucked next door to the Hotel Camino Real, the city views from this hilltop dance club are as hot as the moves. Stop in from 21:00 to 23:00 for free salsa classes so you can warm up for the live music starting at midnight.
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Grado Cero
Overlooking the Jardín de la Marimba, this upstairs open-air lounge features live trova, rock and banda starting at 8:30pm. It’s a chill place with black lights, a friendly atmosphere, and a tasty food selection to accompany the drinks.
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Bypass
A retro lounge-bar with a futuristic aura, they play electronica and house music from the '80s and '90s. A well between the two levels lets you spy on everyone shakin' it. Located between the parking garage and Sanborns at the Plaza Cristal mall.
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Borakay
The city views from this swanky hilltop karaoke club inspire many a booze-boosted crooner. Enjoy the panorama and some between-the-tables dancing on its palapa terrace.
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Santa Diabla
A schizophrenic nightclub: it offers an angelic bar lit by tin stars, and a devilish disco with live rock and salsa starting at 1:30am. It’s about 2.5km from Plaza Cívica.
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Café Biomaya
One of numerous good cafés on the Jardín de la Marimba, this one serves organic indigenous-grown brew and sports low-slung black sofas that may lead to indolent lingering.
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Barchelona
One of a number of raucous Zona Dorada megaclubs playing contemporary dance music. Crowds throng here on weekends to party at this open-air space dappled by disco balls.
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Centro Cultural de Chiapas Jaime Sabines
This large cultural complex hosts frequent cinema, music and literature programs, as well as contemporary art exhibitions and an excellent (Spanish-only) bookstore.
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Baby Rock
Inside a huge faux cave is Tuxtla's headquarters of grupera music, or 'Tux-Mex' as they call it here.
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Teatro de la Ciudad
The City Theater stages everything from opera and folkloric dance to film seasons.
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