Other entertainment in Guadalajara
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Arena Coliseo
Watching masked luchadores (wrestlers) with names like El Terrible and Casanova gut-punching each other makes for a memorable night out. Expect scantily clad women, insult-hurling crowds, and screaming doughnut vendors: it’s all part of the fun of this classic Mexican pastime. The neighborhood surrounding the beloved coliseum can be a bit dodgy – watch your pockets.
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La Mutualista
With smoke-yellowed walls and antique chandeliers dangling from high ceilings, this vintage dance hall simmers with the decaying glamour of Old Havana. Thursdays and Saturdays are salsa nights, the real reason to come. A Cuban band kicks off around midnight and the all-ages crowd explodes with eye-popping moves on the dance floor. Prepare to get sweaty.
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Escarabajo Scratch
This fun hipster bar in the Centro Histórico has elevated the michelada (beer and Bloody Mary’s lovechild) to fine art and celebrates the day when grunge rock ruled. It also has 11 labels of good tequila.
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La Prole de Don Clodomiro
This laid-back lounge, known by regulars as simply La Prole, is a good place to nibble tapas, sip a Mexican microbrew and chat up that cute graphic designer on the couch.
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Ex-Convento del Carmen
The Ex-Convento del Carmen is a downtown cultural center that hosts a range of drama, dance and music performances.
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Cineforo
The Universidad de Guadalajara’s Cineforo shows Hollywood classics and international art-house flicks.
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