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SKANDALO

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GV37+XQP, C. Comercio, La Paz, Bolivia

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About this place SKANDALO

SKANDALO is a gay bar and club located in the heart of La Paz, Bolivia's capital city. Situated on Calle Comercio in the downtown area, it provides a dedicated LGBTQ+ venue where locals and visitors can gather for an evening out. As one of the gay venues in La Paz, it contributes to the city's LGBTQ+ social scene and offers a space to meet people, enjoy music, and experience the local nightlife culture. La Paz's LGBTQ+ venues tend to reflect the city's vibrant character and creative energy. Gay bars and clubs in the area typically offer a mix of music, socializing, and entertainment in an inclusive atmosphere. Whether you're looking to dance, chat with friends, or simply enjoy an evening in a gay-friendly space, venues like this one serve as important gathering places for the community. When visiting, it's always a good idea to check local resources or reach out ahead of time to confirm current hours and any special events. La Paz's elevation and climate are worth considering when planning an evening out, and the downtown location makes it accessible for those staying in central areas of the city. SKANDALO represents the kind of dedicated LGBTQ+ space that makes traveling as an out traveler more comfortable and enjoyable.

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Julio Gerame
Julio Gerame Mar 2025

This place has the potential to become the ONLY gay club in La Paz, especially now that Open Mind has basically turned into a straight club. However, it already seems to be following the same patterns as its predecessors. We arrived late on a Saturday as a group of five guys. In front of us, there was a group of three girls who asked about the entrance fee—clearly first-timers. After a brief moment, they were invited in for free. I thought, “Great, they’ll probably let us in for free too since it’s already late”. But no. When it was our turn, we were asked to pay the full entrance fee. Three of our friends decided to leave, which made total sense. A friend and I still went in to check the place out, and here’s what we found: 1. The floor isn’t wet like in Open Club, and the bathroom is decent—though there’s no soap. 2. The music is just okay—not good enough to make us want to stay. 3. Go-go dancers. Again. 🤦The same ones as in the other club. Clearly straight, and just as uninterested in the gay crowd. 4. Prices are cheap IF you’re a foreigner, but for locals—especially considering the location—they’re way too high. 5. The place was nearly empty, and honestly, it’s clear why. My prediction? This place will either go bankrupt and shut down or learn from its mistakes—which means: better music, reasonable prices or actual promos for GAY people (not just straight women), and most importantly, a real identity of its own.

Joasin Rojas
Joasin Rojas Feb 2025
Dan Montoya
Dan Montoya Aug 2024

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