Dancing show at Cabaret Copa Room
Without a doubt, this is another Havana nightspot that deserves all of its fame.
The Copa Room has a lot of features to attract its clients: the décor takes you back to the 50’s, creating an atmosphere of pleasure and exclusivity.
The place is large, with capacity for 300 people, it has a staggered placement of tables, and the employees are known for being professional.
Cabaret Las Vegas
This has always been one of the favorite establishments of Havana natives, because of its recreation opportunities and agreeable ambience. It benefited recently from a capital renovation, and also a modification of its services, such as now offering daytime hours.
When the city sleeps, or tries to, is when the Cabaret Las Vegas gets going. The name refers to the tobacco-growing region in the western-most part of the country. It is made up of beautiful dancers, exuberant models and well-known singers, all following along to a good orchestra.
Café Cantante Mi Habana
What’s unusual about this venue is that it’s located in the basement of a theater not just any theater, but the National Theater of Cuba. It’s a remarkable building that stands out among the others that ring the Plaza de le Revolucion, due to its functionality, size and modernity, despite the fact that it was designed and built more than 50 years ago, although its completion and opening were gradual, and took from 1960-1979. It was designed by the architect Julio Conesa.
Benny More's band
If I mention the name of Bartolomé Maximiliano Moré, you may not know who I’m talking about, but if I say Benny Moré, surely you’ve heard of this Cuban who is considered the best singer of Cuban dance music of all time. A melodic genius, it was said of him, like the immortal Carlos Gardel, “Every day he sings better” .
