Expats: International Party Buenos Aires

El Sábado 12 de Noviembre tendremos una nueva edición de la Fiesta Internacional de Piso Compartido en Niceto Club!

Queremos volver a invitarlos para seguir celebrando todos juntos la internacionalidad de Buenos Aires bailando hasta después del amanecer.

Como siempre participarán todos los hostels de la ciudad, institutos de español, viajeros de paso y el fiel público argentino que nos acompaña mes a mes.

Los esperamos el Sábado 12 de Noviembre en Niceto Vega 5510 a partir de las 0:30 hs.
La entrada costará 30 pesos la noche de la fiesta y 20 pesos anticipada en Niceto (Lu a Vi 12 a 18hs) o por Ticketek.

Inviten a todo el mundo y nos vemos!

*La gente de Piso Compartido*

Para más info y ver las fotos de todas las fiestas: http://www.pisocompartido.com.ar/fiesta.htm

Visitanos también en nuestra página en Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/fiestapisocompartido

IMPORTANTE! Por disposicion del Gobierno de la Ciudad sólo se podrá ingresar hasta las 4 am.
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