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Conga Room

LOS ANGELES, CA. - DECEMBER 1, 2008: Brad Gluckstein, founder and co-owner of the new Conga Room in downtown Los Angeles, is photographed on the sign outrside (and overlooking the club) on Dec. 1. The Conga Room is reopening next to the Nokia Theatre across the street from Staples Center and is part of LA Live. The club used to be in the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles and was known among Latin and world musician means as a key venue for hearing live music. (Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times)

Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times /

LOS ANGELES, CA. - DECEMBER 1, 2008: Brad Gluckstein, founder and co-owner of the new Conga Room in downtown Los Angeles, is photographed on the sign outrside (and overlooking the club) on Dec. 1. The Conga Room is reopening next to the Nokia Theatre across the street from Staples Center and is part of LA Live. The club used to be in the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles and was known among Latin and world musician means as a key venue for hearing live music. (Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times)

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