Antró

Antró refers to a colloquial term often used in some Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in parts of Latin America, to describe a nightclub, discotheque, or a lively social gathering place, especially one that is somewhat informal or a bit rough around the edges. The word itself is derived from "antro," which can mean a cave or a hidden place, and in this context, it implies a venue where people go to dance, socialize, and enjoy music, often late into the night.

The atmosphere of an antró can vary greatly depending on the specific establishment and the clientele. Some might be characterized by loud music, dancing, and a vibrant, sometimes crowded, environment. Others might have a more underground or alternative feel. The term is generally used in informal conversation and is not typically found in formal writing or academic contexts. It carries a connotation of fun and escapism, a place to let loose and have a good time.