Best nightclubs Santiago De Chile

This fashionable nightclub is moving away from the Latino spirit to offer electronic music inspired by Berlin and European evenings. Sometimes avant-garde, the music is mixed by great Chilean or foreign DJs. The atmosphere is overheated to say the least, the fauna is quickly unleashed in the early evening and the heat can quickly become stifling! You can always escape to the second floor and refresh yourself at the bar. Finally, a small detail that makes the difference: it is the first club in the world to operate entirely thanks to renewable energy!

In this small Latino club, salsa, merengue, bachata and rumba are mainly danced. The dancefloor is accompanied by festive sounds promulgated by a very enthusiastic orchestra! The atmosphere is great and the crowd is sweating on the track. There are also dance classes outside of opening hours, an opportunity for a gentle introduction to Latin dances. If you prefer to contemplate then nothing prevents you from enjoying the show offered by a couple of bachata dancers... sensuality guaranteed!

Red carpet, imitation velvet bar, mirrors and kitsch atmosphere... El Tunel announces the color and promises parties with wild rhythms. Crowded with students and foreigners, the place is festive and good-natured, we waddle and go wild on hits of the 1970s, disco, electro and more commercial titles. Obviously the reggaeton and other bachata do not escape the playlist of the DJ. We don't see the time passing and we stay there easily until the end of the night! Aim rather Friday and Saturday around 1 am!

Salsa, cumbia and merengue are on the program, but also vallenato, the music of the Caribbean coast of Colombia. Numerous concerts, organized especially during the weekend, welcome Latin American artists and well-known names in the field. You won't be able to eat there, the address only offers (alcoholic) drinks. Very nice to go dancing to Latin rhythms, but beware here we do not laugh with this musical attachment so dear to the locals: amateurs, professionals or beginners, you'll have to get on the track!