By Eve Hyman

The Zizek crew is standing in a huddle in front of the club, discussing the game plan for the week. “Who are our guests for Thursday?” Nim asks en castellano, Argentina’s Spanish dialect. Nim is one of three partners who’ve made Zizek Urban Beats Club one of Buenos Aires’ most notorious parties in just over a year. He’s 6’1” with four feet of dreads gathered in a kerchief; he pairs it with a Zorro moustache. Villa Diamante is next to him, looking almost emo in a mod, ‘80s-patterned black and white hoodie, black fitted jeans, and Krials with a skull and crossbones motif. His greasy black hair is curled behind his ears and he looks pensive, like a new-wave scientist.

“The Peronists,” Grant Dull answers, “and, che, don’t forget about …