Gothic Mexico City -( Spooky places to shop, eat and dance! ) - Gothic Homemaking Presents

Join me, as I take you on a tour of all of the many Goth friendly stores, cafes and clubs that Mexico City has to offer!

Links to things in the video:

El Chopo:

Horror Boutique:

Doctor Frankenstein Shop:

Brujas Darks Cafe:

El Scary Witches cafe:

Salem Witches Cafe:

El Centro de los Mysterious Antiques:

Bizarro Cafe:

El Real Under:

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[TheSkellingtonGhost]

I love how the clothing stores mentioned are all homemade. Its nice to see more small businesses and custom made clothing

[gssbcvegancat]

Just when I thought German goths were intense, Mexico is like, "Hold my cerveza." Those bars, clubs, and cafes are intense... especially the bar/cafe with all the skulls embedded in the walls! That Aztec/Mayan/Native Mexican art looks right at home there. It's gorgeous. Not to mention the art!! What talented people to be able to freehand album art, band logos and gorgeous murals. It's all so beautiful. I never knew my life was missing a Goth Trip to Mexico City. . .

[lokuzt]

that "yo soy darks" reference at the beginning had me in stitches!

[madelinemehok]

As a historian I already wanted to visit Mexico City. But after this, as a goth I must visit Mexico City.

[kitalia]

I can not believe how very quickly this channel has become a favorite. I am just an old fat house mom whose kids are grown. I am far from goth more of a fairy, flowers, and light. This channel just captured me. It is so full of fun and beauty you just fall in love.

[MrUnknowne]

I remember going to Mexico City back in 1999 and seeing full blown goths dressed to the nines, complete with corsets, Victorian dresses, velvet frock coats, ruffled shirts, fishnets and and buckle boots along with Robert Smith hair and make up in the middle of a weekday afternoon! I saw them at the market, the subway, at the taco stand, etc. and that's when I knew that Mexican goths are hardcore!

[SaturdayNight]

Oh my goodness imagine having alterations in store by the designer! That's wonderful! 🦇

[spookyoyster]

HOLY SHIT. This looks like the mecca of goths! It's so cool! Also that all the clothes are handmade by the owners is so so awesome 🖤

[XitanDevilMusic]

Amazing Mexico City looks like the home of Goth and everything Dark. No wonder the majority of my fans are actually from Mexico City !!

[eveofhades]

You have made me fall in love with Mexico City! Now I really want to go!

[ciganyweaverandherperiwink]

The coolest thing about this entire video is the support of small businesses with real passion and a DIY attitude. The closer these 'scenes' stay to the true anti-establishment DIY experimental art punk underground, the better. Thanks for showing us all the hidden gems out there. The best stuff is in the shadows.

[menace_bunny]

Firstly I need a gif of that whole “yo soy darks” and the “cállate!” bit. Secondly I’m so happy to see others talk about goths in Latin America. Thirdly I need to go to Mexico City like... yesterday! And last of all Thank you for shining a spotlight on independent and family run businesses, particularly in a time when slow fashion needs more exposure. 🖤

[shazzye]

Genuinely one of my favorite episodes. I’m a native NYer like you but been living in Cali for 25+ years and Latinos are a HUGE part of the Gothic/alternative community for quite some time. In addition to Mexico, there are actually lot of really great Goth/Metal bands from South America....

[lucreziatrevellyan]

I love the idea of a gothic travel show. I hope you make more of these!

[armandosaldanamora]

Man, that Mexico City accent at the beginning. Right out of Centro Historico!

[MisstressMourtisha]

I never in my life thought i would see a gothic cafe and im living for it!

[aj]

Thank you for that wonderful inspiration! - Mexico City appears to have a scene that still holds so much that I miss from the 90s and 2000s of Goth like making your own clothes, passion for music and creating dark things

[beeblebroxx]

They have such a supportive goth and metal community, I think I need to visit some day.

[MrArthen]

Im from México City and ive never been to those places, thank you. I must go now

[FitzyCify]

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