Pisco Disco w Manzana Tropical

**** Pisco Disco w/Manzana Tropical **** ******** Food / Drink / Music ********** Following the success of January's party, we are back .... it'sPisco Disco time! Pisco Disco is back in trendy Hoxton with another night of Latin-American controlled chaos, featuring Manzana Tropical, a Southern Exposure classic, followed by uplifting/soul-healing/trance-inducing latin american dj-sets until 1am. Expect the usual informal and friendly atmosphere, delicious South American street food and those curiously strong Pisco cocktails. We'll start at 6pm serving food at the terrace and Pisco-cocktails (or your preferred beverage) from the Pub's bar. Live Music will kick off around 9pm, followed by Pisco Disco DJ sets of psychedelic cumbia and Salsa Brava. The Plan: Food: South American fast-food, serving at leat Chacarero and adobado-pork sandwiches + Causa. Drink: Pisco Sour, Chilcano and whatever else the pub serves. We'll NOT run out of beer! LIVE: Peruvian Chicha mavericks Manzana Tropical will be playing their intoxicating mix of Tropical psychedelic cumbia and latin fusion. DJ Sudaka sets (Psychedelic Cumbia / Salsa Brava) Everybody is invited - all nationalities are welcome! ******************************************************************** WHAT: Pisco Disco / 7-years LIVE Music / Pisco cocktails / food featuring Manzana Tropical (Psychadelic cumbia from Peru) WHEN:: 6pm-1am. Friday, March 23, 2018. WHERE: Stag's Head Hoxton 55 Orsman Road, N1 5RA transport: between Haggerston & Hoxton stations TICKETS: 5GBP Free entrance to the pub and terrace. Organised by: Southern Exposure. ********************************************************************** About the Venue: the Stag's Head, a listed old-fashioned pub with a beautiful terrace for outdoor drinking and dinning, and a wood-panelled concert hall for live shows. About Manzana Tropical: 'an exciting new Latin act from London playing the form of Peruvian Cumbia known as Chicha ...incorporates a homage to classic Peruvian acts including Grupo Nectar, Los Pakines and Chacalon as well as Latin legends such as Santana combined with a strong London sensibility '