You may get volcanoes at Trailer Happiness, Mahiki has it's treasure chests and Callooh Callay lays on the gramophones...
What about a Barrio blend of Caribbean rums, fresh juices and citrus served in a steel drum???
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bar·ri·o \ˈbär-ē-ō, ˈba-rē-ō\
[ n. pl. bar·ri·os ]
1. An urban district or quarter in a Spanish-speaking country.
2. A chiefly Spanish-speaking community or neighborhood in a city e.g. El Barrio, Spanish Harlem, NYC.
3. Where like minded individuals gather to sip cocktails, shoot tequila and booty shake to ghetto beats.
A barrio is more than a neighbourhood. It is a collection of neighbourhoods, like the developments of a modern city, but is not a development.
It's more in the tradition of the 'French Quartier', in which the common traits defining the place and distinguishing it from others come from the inside, from the soul of the barrio, and not by the frontiers established by developers or officials.
1. An urban district or quarter in a Spanish-speaking country.
2. A chiefly Spanish-speaking community or neighborhood in a city e.g. El Barrio, Spanish Harlem, NYC.
3. Where like minded individuals gather to sip cocktails, shoot tequila and booty shake to ghetto beats.
A barrio is more than a neighbourhood. It is a collection of neighbourhoods, like the developments of a modern city, but is not a development.
It's more in the tradition of the 'French Quartier', in which the common traits defining the place and distinguishing it from others come from the inside, from the soul of the barrio, and not by the frontiers established by developers or officials.
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