Club entertainment in Peru
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El Tambo Bar
If you’re hankerin’ to shake your groove-thang, this is the most popular disco in town. Fashionable with both extranjeros (foreigners) and Peruvians, the music swings from techno-cumbia to Top 20, to salsa to reggae to most things in between – all in a space of 20 minutes. Occasional live bands also play. Although there’s no cover charge, you may want to consult your accountant before buying a round of drinks: the prices are astronomical.
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Papillón
This nightclub has live salsa bands or DJ-fuelled dancing. Popular with young locals and travelers, it’s in the Morales district, by the Río Cumbaza about 3km west of the center. Mototaxis go there for under S3.
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El Muki
Just off the plaza, El Muki is a dark, intimate club with plenty of barely lit alcoves and a couples-only rule at the door (though they rarely count when a group goes in).
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Sargento Pimienta
More accessible is this reliable spot in Barranco, whose name means ‘Sergeant Pepper.’ The barnlike club hosts various theme nights and occasional live bands.
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Tequila Rocks
This long-established clubbing haunt plays all the crowd-pleasing favorites and has a well-deserved reputation as a travelers' pick-up joint.
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Teatriz
In LarcoMar, the modern Teatriz draws an older clientele who later spill out into the mall's late-night cafés to cool their aching feet.
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Hotel de Turistas
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The craziest late-night disco is on the north side of the Hotel de Turistas, 3km southwest of the plaza.
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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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Señor Frogs
A very flashy, electric club, Señor Frogs attracts a young local crowd.
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