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Its Gay Village, near Avenida Chapultepec Sur, roughly between Avenida Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla and C. Miguel Lerdo de Tejada, is compact and hopping, with some of the best drag shows you’ll ever see. The vibe is more relaxed than Mexico City—it’s a San Francisco versus New York–style thing—but that doesn’t mean it’s not cool.

The 'Dance of the 41' changed the way that Mexico interpreted gender and sexuality forever. The reason has to do with a party held in a secret location in Mexico on November 17 , On that night 41—possibly 42—men gathered under the cover of night to dance together.

Is Mexico safe for gay travelers? Find out where to go, what to do, and how to plan your LGBTQ+ trip with this updated gay travel guide.

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Had so much fun exploring La Zona Rosa aka Mexico City's Gayborhood with@TravelWell Even on a Monday night, it was nice to walk around, get some drinks.

Superados o no, siempre nos hemos divertido. Nuestras experiencias con algunos de los mejores escape room del país. Prometemos ser frikis e originales.

Mexico is quickly becoming one of the most LGBT and gay friendly cities in Latin America. With the country’s capital and biggest city, legalizing gay marriage, it won’t take long.

By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. The new Netflix film Dance of the 41 , tells the tragic true story behind one of the biggest gay scandals in Mexican history. Dance of the 41 showcases a night over a hundred years ago when 41 men belonging to Mexico's upper-class elite were arrested following a police raid on a Mexico City house.