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What is the Latino area in Omaha? Club-wise?

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I'm Latino & moving to Omaha...what is the Latino Area, do they have a Latino club spot?
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Seth
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I don't know about clubs, but there are a lot of hispanic businesses in the immigrant-heavy neighborhoods south and east of Farnam and 30th.
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Guaca Maya (sp?) turns into a nightclub after ten. Other than that, I've no clue.
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Re: What is the Latino area in Omaha? Club-wise?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm Latino & moving to Omaha...what is the Latino Area, do they have a Latino club spot?
I'm sure there are a few along 24th. in South Omaha.
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Welcome Guest,

When you say Latino, do you mean clubs/restaurants where Spanish is the primary language spoken, or do you simply mean clubs with Latin dance, Salsa, Tango, Flamenca, etc.?

South Omaha, along South 24th St., is the heart of Omaha's Latino population, though there are many enclaves and areas with higher concentrations of Latino/Hispanic/Chicano-owned businesses.

I'm sure others would be able to talk about what clubs have what kind of music/dancing.
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