El Rincon Pintado

Yesterday evening, after closing the bar to the public, Daniel gathered a group of friends to discuss the history of rock music. They listened to music and talked about natural medicines from the region. The conversation included Claudio, a French-Maghreb source treating common love pains in South America, Charles, a Parisian in Chile including Patagonia, in ten days up and down, and Ohad, an Israeli who had been wandering for six months. The discussion delved into various topics such as life, drugs, death, and miracles, sparking a lively debate among the group. This bar is a great place to meet people from different cultures who are open to sharing their experiences in a unique way. It is recommended for young people who want to escape the hustle of the city. If you are near the area, make sure to visit this bar.

The man behind the bar is known as Daniel. His small bar, located in Caracoles on the main street of San Pedro, may be unassuming, but it is quite trendy. The bar features plastic chairs and metal tables, reminiscent of the bars that Pasolini once scorned. However, my choice of this favorite spot is not just because of its charm or vintage appeal, but also because of Daniel himself, a true music aficionado. He plays a diverse selection of music, from the iconic vocals of Janis Joplin to the guitar mastery of Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Ry Cooder's slide guitar, and Brassens' Copains d'abord. Last night, Daniel closed the bar early to engage in passionate discussions about rock music, drugs, life, death, and miracles with a group of friends from different cultural backgrounds. The atmosphere was filled with historical memory and artistic ideals, making it a must-visit spot in the city for young people looking to escape the hustle and bustle. If you find yourself in the area, don't miss out on this unique experience.