Entertainment in Central Highlands
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Los Balcones
The popular venue has occasional live Andean bands and a variety of recorded Andean, Latin, reggae and Western rock music to dance to. Its balconies offer a less-loud environment for conversation.
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Adamique
A suave, mellow kind of place with a small dance floor downstairs and a cozy upstairs area for drinks: the house sangria is what most of the clientele choose to knock back.
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Discoteca Taj Mahal
There are no stand-out nightclubs: at the time of research, one of the best was flashy Discoteca Taj Mahal. Take a taxi back late at night.
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Discoteca Danny
Popular with (mostly male) locals and often with a S2 cover charge, Danny has recorded and live Latin music with plenty of space for drinking, too.
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Galileo Disco-Pub
There are no stand-out nightclubs: at the time of research one of the best was Galileo Disco-Pub. Take a taxi back late at night.
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El Trapiche
A stylishly rustic venue, El Trapiche is stacked to the gills with bottles and serves a dangerously extensive array of aphrodisiac cocktails.
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The Rock
This is the liveliest local disco, known locally as Maxxo, where gringos, as well as locals, go to strut their stuff.
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Chucclla
The favored spot in town for folklórica. A couple of similar places are on the same block.
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Cheers Karaoke
Stop by this restaurant on a Friday or Saturday night to catch a could-be Peruvian singing star.
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Peña Turística
The place to head for local folklórica groups such as Rammi, Llantuy and Taipuy.
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Taj Mahal
A club with video karaoke and dancing and catering to a somewhat more mature crowd.
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Taberna Magía Negra
A bar-gallery with good local art, beer and pizza – plus great music.
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Antojitos
Local bands perform at this bar-restaurant most nights from 9pm.
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