Tucuman nights light up with music, dance and tradition

Tucumán is famous for its “little moon”, which dazzles locals and foreigners alike. The nights of Tucumán are increasingly accompanied by music and dance that invite you to enjoy them in several commercial venues, some more traditional, which bring nostalgia to the older generations, and others much more recent and modern that saw the light in recent times.

Folklore never goes out of style. The gastronomic places where families or groups of friends get together to taste some of our delicacies such as the juicy 'open-legged' empanadas while enjoying live music and couples who light up the dance floor with their steps, claps and handkerchiefs every time. They are more common in San Miguel de Tucumán. So much so that, currently, with the appearance of new bars that offer this almost immersive experience, we can speak of an incipient circuit of clubs.

Of course, each of them has its features. Some are open from Friday to Sunday, others offer free entertainment rights or more or less extensive menus. What brings them together are the super varied billboards that demonstrate the diversity of Tucumán folklore. Beyond being a great alternative to spend a fun evening and eat delicious food, the clubs are a great beacon for the growth of our artists, who find in these stages an audience eager to listen and appreciate their talent.

Whether in the heart of the Historic Center of the capital or in certain neighborhoods of the city, you will always find some alternative to enjoy on a Saturday night or have lunch on a Sunday at noon. May there never be a shortage of boards full of glasses of red wine to toast, the jams with guitar and bass drum and the rounds of dance that invite you to join. Find the Tucumán Peñas Circuit at the following link     https://acortar.link/YhojBN.