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Lima has a busy nightlife with a wide variety of activities to suit every taste. The fun begins just after sunset, at popular karaoke bars, salsódromos (great places for tropical salsa dancing), pubs and discos, or at folk music shows where visitors ends up singing and dancing to the rhythm of the Peruvian percussion.

Peruvian folk music derives from Andean heritage (huainos and carnavalitos) as well as African (festejo, landó) and European Colonial roots (valses and marineras). The party at these places lasts until dawn, often times ending with a Creole breakfast of tamales, rolls with fried pork and chicken soup; or if you prefer, with the Peruvian pisco sour on the beachfront.