World Music entertainment in South America
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Mister Babilla
This massive, multi-space club is the city’s best, filled wall-to-ceiling with everything from bird cages to oak barrels to Aerosmith records: there’s enough bric-a-brac here to host the world’s largest garage sale. The floor is packed, too, with warm-blooded colombianos hell bent on a modeling contract.
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Rumbar
Bodies are pressed together here on the small dance floor like a Mumbai passenger train at rush hour. Salsa, merengue and reggaetón fuel the sweat-soaked atmosphere, only relieved by a mild-by-comparison outdoor patio seating.
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Banana Club
If you want to try salsa dancing or Bolivian-style grooving, this slightly sleazy club has Cuban doctors shaking their booties, locals getting drunk and gringos joining in.
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Mi Refugio
The best place to go to listen (or dance) to tango music. There's often a live orchestra. Dinner is also available.
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Nyabinghi
A small reggae bar sans dance floor; most people find a place to groove between the tables.
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