Part of a clubbing brand with three outposts in North American cities New York, Miami and Chicago, Buenos Aires superclub Crobar could be the best of the lot. The venue, perched in the upscale Palermo district, has attracted international attention thanks to its futuristic decor, which merges an industrial aesthetic with luxurious details. An LED ceiling, laser-strafed walls and multiple floors add to the effect, while an opulent chillout room, replete with arched ceiling, completes the picture. (...)
Part of a clubbing brand with three outposts in North American cities New York, Miami and Chicago, Buenos Aires superclub Crobar could be the best of the lot. The venue, perched in the upscale Palermo district, has attracted international attention thanks to its futuristic decor, which merges an industrial aesthetic with luxurious details. An LED ceiling, laser-strafed walls and multiple floors add to the effect, while an opulent chillout room, replete with arched ceiling, completes the picture.
None of this would matter if the bookings weren’t up to scratch. In the last few months, European techno heroes like Chris Liebing and Len Faki have appeared at the club, alongside house heads such as Dan Ghenacia, Chris Stussy and Enzo Siragusa. When not booking guests from abroad, the club foregrounds Argentinian talent such as Santiago García, Muter, Victoria Engel and D3FAI.
