When you’re planning on going out in Bogotá, Pachanga is a great choice because, unlike many of the other elbow knocking venues in the city, there’s plenty of room to dance in this club as, save for a multicoloured neon bar that serves excellent martinis, it’s an empty space. Upstairs is a more sophisticated bar area decked out in subtle hues of grey, and there’s an outdoor terrace flanked by daybeds (or, in this case, nightbeds). Most revellers here are in their teens or early twenties, and when they’re not cooling off on the beds outside they’re pumping their firsts in the air to whatever’s blaring out of the speakers. And after one or ten martinis, that would be absolutely anything.