I am very interested to see how large the crossover is between the reddit community and the Latino community in Philadelphia.

But, sorry, i can't help.

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I think you’re referring to Cuba Libre at 2nd and Market

Makumba, A Langosta but it’s mixed in with the regular Tropical music

A lot of places don’t like to play that music because of the crowd it attracts

This is where I used to go regularly - a decade ago. LOL.

Latin vibes Philly seems to be hosting a few parties at vesper and moshulu…also saw la jungla del perreo at Winston

While we are on that, moved here from Tucson last summer and desperately need good authentic Sonoran or any Mexican food…recs?

I know at one point there was a rumor that Woody's was bringing Latin night back...

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oh we’re out here 💃🏽

I’ll have to check out cuba libre, but doesn’t it only play like salsa/batchata type shit?

that’s upsetting… but thanks for the recommendation

that would be cool

Right around the corner is Lucha Cartel. Might be more your speed

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Lucha Cartel. All types of Latin music, some reggaeton but also bachata and stuff.

is there a dance floor there?

Tierra colombiana in north Philly is where it’s at. They have a night club attached. https://tierracolombianarestaurant.com/tierra-nightclub/

Oh yes. It’s basically a dance club after certain hours on the weekends. They serve dinner then clear all the tables out of the way and it gets nice and sloppy in there. Honestly, I’m in my 30s now so it is a little too packed for me but it’s still fun to go every once in a while.

On Sundays at River deck (starting at the end of april) they play reggae, reggaeton, pretty much all Afro Latina Caribbean hip hop mix

Same owners as Mixto also

RIP Tony’s bar

sounds lit, gotta check it out

awesome thanks for the info!

I'm curious why only Latinos are allowed to answer. I have some info but I'm Asian. Oh well...

does my post say latinos can only answer?? no

"latinos in philadelphia- where's los perros at?"

You're an honorary Latino if you could answer this question

Lucha cartel and Cuba libre on Friday and Saturday nights. Both right next to each other

Why do you have an issue with people seeking what appears to be cultural info from their own community? You sound really insecure.

🤣😂🤣😂

Talk about missing the point

What point did I miss here?

There's a ton of Mexican in South Philadelphia, but it's not Sonoran. The vast majority is Puebla cuisine, since the vast majority of Mexicans here are from there. It's great!

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