Barranco, Peru
Av. Francisco Bolognesi 292
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+51 994181906
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
First time here and I have to say that it was a great experience To start off the host was so warm and nice and interacted with the audience The colorful and bright costumes from the dancers were matched with the energy and fierce to perform each dance. While the dance was being presented to the public the host was giving a short explanation about the meaning of it The prices in the menu were a bit high in some cases but most of the dishes were very affordable and also the drinks In general was a great idea to spend a Saturday night with friends, watching the show, drinking, eating and even dancing too I definitely recommend this place
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I really enjoyed the show! The dancers, the band and the host are amazing; you can take pictures with them if you want. A good place for celebrating with friends and family. The service is good as well. The food is nice and not expensive. There is a garage next to the restaurant, 5 soles per hour until 2 am. I will definitely come back
Wonderful place to enjoy typical Peruvian dances and music. Also you can enjoy Peruvian food and drinks.
This places is expectacular! Great music and Peruvian traditions and culture. Great food and delicious Pisco sour. Great athmosphere. I danced so much every single dance and I had so much fun and good time. My friends took me there for a reunion after 20 years we left high school and it was the best choice. I higly recommend everyone to go to this place to have fun and good entertainment. There were people from all over the world dancing and having a healthy fun. Also it is located in one of the great areas with great tradition and arquitecture of the 1800's but it is well preserved. Its a cultural thing at the same time a great place to eat and have fun. Enjoy.
Amazing!!! My first visit to Lima, with my family, and I learned so much about my heritage in one show. Great food, drinks, dancers, MC, service- you can't go wrong!!!
It was interesting to see and here traditional Peruvian dancing and music. I was disturbed by what I interpreted as a blackface segment. Without speaking fluent Spanish and understanding the cultural context, I may have overreacted, but I still would encourage this place to evaluate/reevaluate to ensure that the performances are sensitive and not racist (or sexist, for that matter).
Traditional Peruvian dances interspersed with opportunities for community dancing. The MC loves audience participation, especially if you're from out of the country. Buy the general VIP tickets and snag a seat close to the stage - ticket includes a free pisco sour and great views of the dancing. Best if you go with a group!
Fantastic performance from all the dancers! Special mention to the host who made us feel great!
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