Record Stores / Argentina

Record Stores in Buenos Aires, Argentina

41 record stores — last verified August 2026.

  • Abraxas

    Open 12pm–7pm today

    Buenos Aires' oldest specialist record shop, filling collections for over 30 years from its Galería 5ta Avenida storefront on Av. Santa Fe, from punk to progressive rock. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Animals Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Online-forward Buenos Aires record shop selling new vinyl (including colored and picture-disc editions), CDs, cassettes and turntable accessories across national and international genres. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Anthology

    Open Hours not listed

    Alternative-leaning record shop tucked in the basement of the historic Galería Bond Street, with exclusive imports, national indie pressings and special orders. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Big Bang Rock

    Open Hours not listed

    Almagro-area rock specialist selling vinyl in-store and online.

    2 sources

  • Blade Cazador de Vinilos

    Open 12pm–7pm today

    San Telmo shop staffed by specialists with 40-plus years in the trade; national and imported vinyl and LPs across all genres, buy/sell/exchange, plus turntable and record-changer repair.

    2 sources

  • Brujas Discos Y Libros

    Open 10:30am–6pm today

    Combined record shop and bookstore buying, selling and exchanging used LPs, singles, CDs and DVDs (10,000-plus LPs, 7,000-plus CDs); attracted visitors including David Byrne and Billie Joe Armstrong.

    2 sources

  • Bonus Track

    Open Hours not listed

    Small, densely packed record shop inside Galería del Óptico on Av. Corrientes, strongest in used classic rock, jazz, blues and bossa nova vinyl. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • BVM Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Heavy metal specialist inside Belgrano's Galería Recamier, stocking imported vinyl, CDs, DVDs and band merch sourced from Europe and beyond. OSM lead, verified.

    2 sources

  • Cactus Discos

    Open 11am–5pm today

    Long-running specialist in South American folk vinyl and CDs — folklore, guitar players, Andean and Bolivian music, charango and quena — plus general new and used stock. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Casa Piscitelli

    Open 10am–1pm today

    One of the world's oldest classical-music specialists, family-run near Plaza de Mayo since 1939, selling classical vinyl, CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and books. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Discos Opus

    Open 10am–2pm today

    Flores institution since 1950, a vinyl museum of some 90,000 records spanning tango and beyond, run by a couple who also repair old turntables, radios and speakers. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Disquería Bird

    Open Hours not listed

    San Nicolás shop buying, selling and trading vinyl, CDs and DVDs; named for jazz saxophonist Charlie 'Bird' Parker.

    2 sources

  • Disquería RGS

    Open Hours not listed

    Villa Crespo institution since 1966 that has outlasted the big chains through neighborhood loyalty; runs its own reissue label, Acqua Records, specializing in rare Argentine tango alongside rock, jazz and folklore.

    2 sources

  • El Agujerito

    Open Hours not listed

    Opened 1969 by brothers Gabriel and Roli Epstein in the Galería del Este, a hub of 1960s-70s Buenos Aires counterculture. Still trading today under DJ Dany Nijensohn, and the subject of a 2024 documentary film.

    2 sources

  • El Cerebro Musical

    Open Hours not listed

    Record shop near Retiro specializing in indie, alternative and classic rock alongside folk, jazz and experimental vinyl and CDs. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • El Coleccionista

    Open Hours not listed

    Long-standing Microcentro vinyl, CD and DVD shop for collectors near Plaza San Martín. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • El Gallo Cantor

    Open Hours not listed

    Collector-focused shop since 1986 inside the Galería Apolo, selling original vinyl pressings (not 21st-century reissues) with a strong Latin American catalog, plus rare books and magazines from across the region.

    2 sources

  • El Perseguidor Discos

    Open Hours not listed

    Corrientes shop named for Julio Cortázar's short story 'El perseguidor'; a family business pairing a room of vinyl and CDs with a wine selection, visited over the years by Gustavo Cerati and Charly García.

    2 sources

  • Elena de San Telmo

    Open Hours not listed

    Stall inside the covered Mercado de San Telmo, founded in 2001 by Elena Beatriz Santillán Maydana and her son David; a one-stop tour of Argentine musical heritage strong on tango and South American funk/jazz, including 78rpm and vintage originals.

    2 sources

  • Estimado Vinilo

    Open Hours not listed

    San Telmo shop for used vinyl spanning rock nacional and internacional, jazz, tango, Brazilian, Latin, tropical, Italian and French music.

    2 sources

  • Eureka Records

    Open 2pm–6:30pm today

    San Telmo institution of 24+ years buying, selling and exchanging vinyl, CDs and cassettes two blocks from the antiques market, with worldwide shipping. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Exiles Records

    Open 2pm–8pm today

    Palermo record shop with a curated mix of used and new vinyl spanning jazz, hip-hop, national rock and indie, plus worldwide shipping from its own online store. OSM lead (tagged Exile records), verified.

    2 sources

  • Feria de Parque Rivadavia — Puesto 67

    Open 11am–8pm today

    A fixed daily pitch (Puesto 67) at the Parque Rivadavia fair — a used book, record and magazine market running since the 1950s — dedicated specifically to vinyl records, music magazines and music books.

    2 sources

  • Guía Musical

    Open Hours not listed

    Longtime disquería/CD-DVD storefront in a Liniers shopping gallery on Av. Coronel Ramón Falcón; a customer's 2022 post recalls buying records there decades earlier, and directory listings still show it trading as of late 2025.

    2 sources

  • Jarana Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Palermo shop specializing in vinyl records, with an online catalog, nationwide shipping and WhatsApp contact. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • La Cueva Musical

    Open Hours not listed

    Microcentro shop since the 1980s specializing in rare and out-of-print vinyl, CDs and DVDs of rock, pop, tango and Argentine national music. OSM lead, verified.

    2 sources

  • LEF Casa de Música

    Open 9am–9pm today

    Villa Urquiza branch of a multi-location Buenos Aires música chain (instruments, pro audio, and a 1,500+ title new-vinyl catalog spanning rock, jazz, metal, reggae, and classical); listed as an official Record Store Day store.

    4 sources

  • Liverpool Rock Shop

    Open Hours not listed

    Rock, blues, metal and punk specialist sharing Belgrano's Galería Recamier with fellow collector shops, selling national and imported vinyl and CDs. OSM lead (tagged Liverpool Discos), verified.

    2 sources

  • Magical Mystery Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Belgrano vinyl specialist selling used records across genres, a long-running fixture of the Buenos Aires collector circuit. OSM lead, verified.

    2 sources

  • Maniac Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Independent record shop for audiophiles and collectors since 2004, curating vinyl, CDs and special editions prized for sound quality and rarity, with local pickup. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Mercurio Disquería

    Open 4pm–8pm today

    Recoleta specialist in Argentine independent labels and artists shut out of the big chains (Las Ligas Menores, El Mató a un Policía Motorizado, Bestia Bebé and others); also stocks books, magazines and merch, and hosts in-store film screenings and acoustic sets.

    2 sources

  • Musicomio

    Open Hours not listed

    Colegiales showroom opened in 2023 when established disquerías Musicono and Insomnio Discos joined forces; described as the city's biggest record store and a gathering space for DJ sets and listening parties, new stock only.

    2 sources

  • Oid Mortales

    Open Hours not listed

    Av. Corrientes shop since 1983 buying, selling and trading imported and independent Argentine vinyl, CDs and music t-shirts. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Rik Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Belgrano vinyl shop inside the Galería Río de la Plata record-shop cluster, alongside Strobe Records and Liverpool Rock Shop.

    2 sources

  • Rockabilly Discos

    Open Hours not listed

    Microcentro shop specializing in rockabilly and rock vinyl and CDs, new and used. Web-discovered, not in the OSM leads.

    2 sources

  • Smile Discos

    Open Hours not listed

    Palermo record shop known for imported editions of jazz, rock and tango vinyl and CDs, preceded by its own small bar. OSM lead, verified.

    2 sources

  • Strobe Records

    Open Hours not listed

    Belgrano electronic-music specialist inside the Galería Río de la Plata, selling new and used vinyl alongside rock, pop and classic records.

    2 sources

  • Tango Cerouno

    Open Hours not listed

    Recoleta-area disquería specializing in tango alongside jazz and rock records.

    2 sources

  • Twilight Records

    Open Closed today

    Owner Gabriel Carbone's Corrientes specialist (15-plus years running) in gothic, martial, medieval, doom, industrial, ambient, dark-wave, dark-folk, synth-pop and progressive rock; new European and North American imports, plus his own record label and radio program.

    2 sources

  • Vintage Club Librería & Disquería

    Open Hours not listed

    Neighborhood shop for used vinyl and books across all genres.

    2 sources

  • Zivals

    Open Hours not listed

    Landmark record and book store at the corner of Corrientes and Callao since 1971, declared a Cultural Site of Interest of Buenos Aires; new vinyl, deep CD imports, and a mural marking 55 years.

    2 sources

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Frequently asked questions

How many record stores are in Buenos Aires, Argentina?

Buenos Aires, Argentina has 41 record stores in the directory, last verified August 2026.

Has a record store in Buenos Aires closed recently?

Yes — Miles Discos, Notorious (February 2021) closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.

Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Buenos Aires?

Yes — 1 of Buenos Aires's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: LEF Casa de Música.