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Tons of us dancing=tons of us sticking out like a whole bunch of Americans.
We did everything in groups. Very large groups. More or less like a herd of cattle. "On the oxcart," however, refers to something else. There's an actual story that explains the saying, but it refers to someone having a hangover; they're on the oxcart. Fun fact.
A lot of the bars we went to were typically salsa clubs, but by the end of the night a dj was up playing a whole bunch of electronic stuff. I wouldn't say that the nightlife was much different than here, except that every guy was down to dance. Not sway their hips back and forth, but legitimately dance. I could have gotten used to that.
I think I'll miss dancing in large herds the most though.
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