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Hi Marsss,

A bit about Caliente!:

Caliente is a monthly Latin event held at UN Nightclub on Friday nights in conjunction with Chocolate City (Hip Hop RnB)

It runs from 11pm - 3am in the Moroccan Room.

Entry fee includes access to Caliente AND Chocolate City.

We like to play a mix of latin, mostly Reggaeton and House....

I can offer your guests free entry before 10:30pm and discount before 11:30pm

Unfortunately there is no VIP line at our club... All guests must queue in 1 line.

Important note to your guests: Our club fills to capacity every Friday night... So the earlier they come the better for them.

The line very long, very quick... Although, we do have the best door policy in the city so the line generally moves quite fast.

General entry is $20, discount is $15. Guests are free to roam between the 2 clubs all night.

So if you'd like to come along let me know so i can add yr names peeps..

full names please.

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