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BELIEVE Club

BELIEVE Club, Carrer de Balmes, Barcelona, Spain
Believe Club is a drag cabaret and disco bar in the heart of the fabulous Eixample gay district. Drag shows and live music nights are regularly hosted here so there's something different going on almost every night. The disco club is open every day until morning so you can dance the night away. Believe is built on good music, kitsch, and karaoke, ideal for Barcelona's camp gay crowd.
Dancing, Drag
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