Argentina Travel Guide introduces Zizek, a Wednesday night feature at the Niceto Club in Buenos Aires. Guest DJs, including Diplo from the US, spin hip-hop and cumbia mashups.
Written byEduardo Avila
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2 comments
I wanna know just how big Hip Hop in Argentina is, specifically in Buenos Aires. The reason being is I’m a aspiring rapper from Canada thinking of moving to BA. I hear there are good clubs there but never knew if any were for Hip-Hop/Dance/House music. Any information on this would be well appreciated. Thx
There are plenty of Hip Hop Clubs. And the scene is growing fast.
You can check my myspace for tourdates (I’m a hip hop DJ).
Let me know when you are coming i’ll put you on the guest list.
Cheers.