Queer and gay culture has left a profound mark on every stage of Mexico City’s history. In this tour we will rescue those voices, spaces and memories that time tried to erase, but that continue to beat in its streets.
I am Edgar, a certified local guide and proud member of the LGBTI community, and I invite you to live a safe, respectful and free experience, where you can express yourself authentically as we discover together the cultural, political and artistic evolution of our community.
We’ll explore landmarks that tell stories of resistance, celebration and transformation, understanding how diversity has been key in building the city’s creative and vibrant spirit.
This tour is a first approach to the vast cultural, historical and entertainment offering that Mexico City offers to the LGBTI community: a journey of memory, identity and pride.
We will meet in front of the Cultural Center Spain CDMX, you will find the guide wearing a palette tying his hair.
We will learn from the square of the archaeological site about the pre-Hispanic culture of the Mexica and its relationship with the body and sexuality.
Our guide will tell you about the encounter of two worlds: the Mexica and the Spanish that influenced the conception about bodies and sin in colonial Mexico
Through Diego Rivera’s wall paintings we will talk about the social changes that were experienced in the time of Revolutionary Mexico and the ideals of a new country.
We will visit a museum that safeguards the personal collection of writer Carlos Monsivéis referring to both the popular Mexican culture and the gay culture of the city.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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