Real Scenes: Mexico City | Resident Advisor

[@przhkv]

RA are doing incredible job with this movies. Amazing how people of culture live and create against all odds. Quality journalism, gives a real sense of people's souls.

[@sarahalaf1986]

I love Mexico ❤️ from Afghanistan 🇦🇫

[@markp7567]

I’m from LA and my mom is from Mexico City, dad from Argentina. I lived a few years in Mexico City and visited my whole life. It’s truly a special place for me. The music and arts scene is in their blood. Many have no idea just what an amazing culture they have respectable of being admired worldwide. It’s September 2022 as I type this. Many Americans and foreigners are currently living and/or visiting Mexico City more than ever. It makes me so happy that so many people are now discovering the local Mexican talent and the special energy of this city that cannot be found anywhere else. Mexican DJs, please know that the world is not only watching you, but listening to you closely and cheering you on. Everyone is excited to be a part of something so special, that is in many cases more attractive than any other American or European music scene. Los amo mucho y nunca pierdan su identidad ❤️

[@pitmatix1457]

Mexico has all the ingredients for a really great musical scene to thrive and spread. I'll have to keep an ear out for great music coming from Mexico city in the future. Much love from England!

[@MexicaYaotl]

England Is my favorite country! Loved London!

[@chrisp6820]

Tijuana Sound Machine been holding it down for years!!!! Bless up Mexico. Your neighbors to the North Love you and are inspired by you.

[@haskotemer9713]

Dear Mexican Brohters! I love your country so much that I even got an Mexican flag on my room. Don't listen to what the racist people tell you guys. You country is beautiful and Lovely!🇲🇽 If I get an 12+ (A) or 10+ (B) in school I gonna visit you're country. I try really hard even know that some teachers don't like me. Sometimes I wish I was Mexican cause all the traditions and language make Mexico looks peaceful. I also love my country of course but you pro belly understand me! ❤️ All you're haters think the negative things about you. But I think the positive things about you're country! For me you only got 2 negative and 20+ positive things!✌🏾 Vival La Mexico! My heart is with you! From Turkey! 🇹🇷❤️🇲🇽

[@haskotemer9713]

And Sisters!

[@MiinaVsWorld]

+Boss Ucar

[@Reno949]

Really??? Wow...

[@karwong9664]

+Boss Ucar Really the Spanish Mexicans will accept you like IRaq treats their Kurdish. The guy said that Mexico is very classist... PS its also means they are racist.

[@giacomodante5214]

Que tiene de xenofobico eso? No uses palabras a lo pendejo nadamas.

[@VidaTravels]

Mexico city, one of my most favourite cities in the world... Thanks so much for making this and high quality production

[@YesTheory]

Awesome new perspective of Mexico and it's music scene. Can't wait to explore it while we're there

[@oglock2990]

Pls comeback :(

[@julio7280]

OMGGGG I can't describe how much I love this country!!! I love Mexico, I love Mexican food, I love Mexican culture, I love Mexican people you're soooo cute!!!! that's increible!!!! My dream is to go there, live there for life, meet my Mexican husband and finally got franco-mexicano kids!! Love you all, you can be proud to be mexicanos! Saludos desde Francia!

[@demolast9128]

your name is julio so that means you are a man right?

[@9743478220]

hi brothers............i am from india but i love your country so much...... then country also beautiful.

[@WalksandSuch]

thank you friend, I have been to India and it is also a beautiful ancient culture.

[@9743478220]

咼

[@koolever3]

India is on my bucket list. They know how to party

[@antimatter8528]

Im from Sao Paulo city centre but I´ve always had this exotic passion for Mexico city! absolute amazing place! I hope to visit it one day Viva el Mexico!

[@keithandjannette]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful part of Mexico. Bringing this awareness and intricately explaining that amazing talent that is quietly enriched in Mexico can only be in full bloom with all of you coming together. Can't wait to hear what all of you have cherished deep down inside of you! Much love from Portland, Oregon

[@DSoverPSP]

I really don't know shit about what it's like in Mexico City beyond what's in this documentary (which is very well done btw), but in regards to how the artists there could forge their own unique sound and identity, I recommend taking a look into how other styles of music started. Heavy metal started with bands like Black Sabbath in late '60s Birmingham, England, which was this very bleak, desolate, and heavily industrialized place. That environment had a direct impact on Sabbath's sound (especially given that their guitarist lost two of his fingertips in a factory accident and had to adapt his playing style). Detroit Techno developed in similarly desolate, industrialized settings, but with some key differences. Detroit used to be this bustling city with a booming economy, center of the nation's entire automobile industry, but once the assembly line workers were replaced by robots, people lost their jobs and abandoned the city. In an almost literal sense, the machines took over and people became obsolete. That kind of environment is reflected in the sound of techno. I could go on, but what I'm trying to get at here is that you don't necessarily have to look into your culture's traditional music to create your own unique artistic identity, especially if you feel like the styles don't mesh well. Instead you can just try to evoke the feeling and atmosphere of your environment. What does it *feel* like to walk through Mexico City, and how can you represent that musically? Just from this video, I hear that it's a place "full of contrasts," with rich areas and poor areas right next to each other, warm friendly people but also a lot of violence and danger possibly lurking around any corner, a rich culture but also a lack of confidence and constant struggles with political, social, and economic problems. I'm not Mexican so it really isn't my place to decide where this all goes, but just going off of that description alone, I could hear potential for some really really cool music. Warm and peaceful vibes, but with a constant underlying tension, and it could all very abruptly become violent and aggressive in the blink of an eye, so it could be very unpredictable. The traditional Mexican influences could be there too, but they wouldn't even be necessary to come up with something unique that really feels authentically Mexican. So yeah... Probably not really my business, but I just felt like putting that out there. I'd love to hear some creative new music from Mexico City.

[@themxpxnofx88]

+Patrick Tow nice point of view !

[@DSoverPSP]

Thanks man! Had to put my two cents out there while it was on my mind. Let me know if you find out about any really interesting acts out of Mexico City, I'm always up for trying something new. :)

[@isaacaguilar1813]

+Patrick Tow I'm no musician so, it's really not my business to give advice on music either, but something I find really interesting/amusing is just how the world perceives or wants to perceive the Mexican people. This point became even more apparent to me in the last James Bond movie "Spectre". In that film, you could see the whole downtown area flooded with people dressed up in beautiful colorful costumes for the day of the day parading down the street, leading down to the main square in Mexico City... Nothing close the reality, heck they even did it better than we do,! LOL. So, my point is, I believe that music that would sound truly Mexican, an authentic Mexican sound, would go over the world's head as their expectations of what Mexican music should sound like are closer to Mariachi (no, we don';t listen to Mariachi in our everyday lives) than to what we enjoy. And that's another problem. Mexico has been sooo Americanized that it's a true challenge for some of us to tell where our likes and dislikes come from...

[@whiteheart2445]

+Isaac Aguilar yo man, interesting comments, mexico looks like a cool place, but there seems to be a struggle to gain recognition but at the same time not give a shit about what the outside world thinks. Im from australia and we are similar in lacking confidence in our own scenes compared to the US! Best thing to do is just not give a fuck and immerse yourself in your own culture hopefully creating something interesting and worthwhile...

[@Arthos1824]

There is this good documentary about how Mexico found an artistic voice and unique identity through food. These guys can get inspired by the cooks that really thrived in the culinary scene. 'Being Frank' is the name of the show it's on Munchies channel.

[@WalksandSuch]

As a Mexican I know exactly what he's talking about with the insecurity. So many people in Mexico feel less than other countries, in particular European and North American countries. It is stupid. Mexico is a powerhouse of a nation and culture and we should all feel proud to be Mexican.

[@ezetremendo15]

Well, we do have an incompetent president representing us.

[@Tweysi]

You guys really should not feel like that, you guys have a lot of culture, delicious food and your nation is on place 15 when it comes to gdp (which is better than a few european countries) (The unemployment rate is also still shrinking since 2009)

[@JLDReactions]

I lived in Mexico City for 4 years, and I loved it! You guys have so much culture there! The U.S is so boring in comparison! Mexico feels alive!

[@Chelsea2009FC]

Qué tiene que sea la ciudad más grande? Mexico todo México es chingon no sólo CDMX.

[@dmytryb5858]

Reed Arroyo mexico is great city, never sleeps, always working i like that

[@Tomasor3]

Si hay una ciudad que tenga el potencial para que esa explosión cultural suceda a través de la música, es el D.F. Imposiblemente surrealista como Dalí alguna vez la describió; diversa, violenta, caótica, impredecible, hogar de tantas culturas. Me cuesta entender cómo es que la escena electrónica en México no tenga el auge que tienen otras ciudades cosmopolitas como Londres, Nueva York, Berlín, etc. Sobran oídos exigentes, sedientos por nuevos sonidos. Es esta sociedad clasista que contamina la expresión artística, el movimiento social, la escena musical. Vivimos atrapados en el individualismo que atenta contra esa explosión cultural que tanto anhelamos pero de la cual solo podemos ver destellos en un futuro lleno de nostalgia no vivida. Si seguimos aceptando lo que suena en los clubes y festivales, seguiremos escuchando lo mismo. El momento en el que se recupere la confianza social y el individualismo no sea un obstáculo sino una virtud que nos ayude a aceptar nuestras diferencias, nuestra generación comenzará a vivir ese cambio que tanto esperamos, y no sólo musicalmente... We are what we hear.

[@russian1537]

+tomas or Espanolalololola.

[@Tomasor3]

+Russian ?

[@russian1537]

tomas or Your language is funny.

[@Tomasor3]

Sinowi Cedillo completamente de acuerdo. He ahí el punto de partida para el arte mexicano, donde puede quebrar los estereotipos comprados y comenzar a encontrar su propia forma y color de identidad. El día que eso pase...

[@jeanclaudeamouroux8501]

MM mexico

[@raaroman]

Excelente documental de Resident Advisor sobre la música Techno en La Ciudad de México, casi lo mismo lo que esta pasando en Panamá, hay talento local, hay spots alternativos pero se aprecia mas lo que viene de afuera que lo de adentro.

[@preciosax39]

I love my country of birth. Viva Mexico. Dios nos bendiga 🇲🇽✌🌎

[@socialistefilipino9938]

Mexico is beautiful and will be Progressive if they kill the Drug mafia and criminal and Corrupt leader in there country like Philippine today..The Philippine is Realizing that the Reformatting the Country is the best way to start new better chapter of progressive economy..Greetings from the Filipino brother :)

[@lovebirdrica22]

They wont usa supplies the cartels

[@belowsurfacemedia]

wow!! respect to the mexican artists, i feel much passion in here! nice documentary RA!

[@jpena427]

"Está bien verga ser Mexicano" es la mejor frase que he escuchado en mucho tiempo.

[@PiroKUSS]

Es la peor mentira que he escuchado.

[@Nautan17369]

@@PiroKUSStienes razon. pago para que me hagan un video aunque talento no tenga pero se hablar ingles y me hago el que se como esta Mexico aunque viva en mi burbuja de niño bien hoy fifi.

[@edwinsalazar4815]

@@Nautan17369 Que equivocado estás, pero bueno, para que ponerme a discutir con una persona que tiene ese tipo de pensamientos.....

[@Nautan17369]

@@edwinsalazar4815 entonces para que me contestas. Al que organizó el tal dance your name le preguntan acerca de que fuimos conquistados y que los extranjeros se les ve como dioses. Bueno su respuesta es que a los extranjeros ingleses alemanes se les paga mas y los mexicanos hacen la chamba y que el no se siente conquistado y bla bla bla. Bueno pues organiza un evento con puto titulo en ingles dime eso es congruencia. Son pobres aspirantes

[@Nautan17369]

Que critican la mala costumbre de ensalsar o sobrevalorar lo que viene de fuera y al mismo tiempo no usa un titulo para su evento en su propio idioma. Es de alguien idiota. Y sÍ lo unico por lo que aparecen en este video es porque tuvieron los contactos y se necesitaba que hablaran en ingles idioma de los extranjeros que critican. No van a pasar de ahi de simples expectadores de el exito de los extranjeros. No quiero pensar mal pero tu molestia es porque tu eres uno de esos exponentes de la musica X que nadie mas que unos cuantos trasnochados baila, por cierto no vi algun evento donde haya gente paso uno cortito donde habia 4 ó 5 personas dizque bailando y creo que les pagaron para que se pudiera grabar el video. Entonces me sostengo se ingles, se ingles, se ingles pero talento NO TENGO. Saludos aunque no quieras hablar con alguien como yo.

[@gunkardit9945]

Mexico has an incredible scene and amazing artists. Can't wait for returning there!

[@demianlara5909]

i´ve been producing underground music for 20 years, its very tough to survive here but still alive some how . I wish i could choose a regular job but i cant lie to my heart, this is what it keeps me rollin

[@ResidentAdvisor]

Music in order of appearance: White Visitation - Hossoslossohoss [RVNG Intl.] 2013 White Visitation - Years [RVNG Intl.] 2013 Rubinskee - Wrong No More 2014 AAAA - Mass Base (vocal mix) [Unreleased] White Visitation - B2 [RVNG Intl.] 2013 AAAA - Voyager I (Maligna/Antime) 2014 Teen Flirt - Untitled [Pura Crema] 2012 Teen Flirt - Faithful [Finesse Records] 2014 Pettro - Hexagono (Century Remix) [Unreleased] A-rp - Track 1 (from Micro EP) Imaabs - Distancia [NAAFI] 2015 Imaabs - Densidad Cero (Lao Remix) [NAAFI] 2015 AAAA - Feedbacks [Unreleased] Pettro - Hexagono (Century Remix) [Unreleased]

[@avvo3792]

+Resident Advisor I think they should have had interviewed veterans of the scene as Martin Parra , Chuck Pereda , Regina Puma , Dj Klang, Bishop. I think they already have a bigger picture of what is happening here in Mexico landscape.

[@GV_777YT]

+kimbe reed totalmente de acuerdo. aun que los artistas que entrevistaron son super respetables, son de una generacion mas reciente y quiza falte en su perspectiva.

[@avvo3792]

Si no digo que sean malos, todo lo contrario pero aún así siento que hablan de una forma pesimista.

[@IsaacMandujano]

+kimbe reed buen punto

[@rebeldepumas2290]

+kimbe reed Es lo que hay. brou, ellos son los pioneros.

[@israelgallegos6680]

Really moving piece on a culture and area I think needs a lot more attention. Hopefully some of these artists get the exposure they deserve. TEEN FLIRT. really caught my ear right away his sound is really interesting from what I heard. EL PASO has a similar scene with tons of talent which is my hometown. Keep these coming RA. p.s. would be lovely and.an honor to be picked to win those cdjs and headphones you all are giving out. Peace!

[@HowardBobson]

Saludos de Texas, vivi un año en DF y lo extraño mucho. Es una ciudad que cubre todos los sentimientos en un vistazo, un aliento, para que sepas que estas vivo. Echenle ganas, todo es posible.

[@anyrodriguez3661]

El D.F. es bonito me gusto mucho cuando estube ahí, pero me quedo con mi ranchito chihuahua.

[@maderence1006]

Any Rodriguez lo mismo digo yo y ariva Chihuahua 👍👌🖑🖑 saludos de otro Chihuahuense

[@NoNamePerson98]

Arriba Chihuahua

[@fridamex4748]

Hello Chicos.I am so glad you guys are showing a little bit of my city , I leave in Los Angeles but my heart is with Mexico keep up the good job & good luck , please record more videos 🙋🏻🌺👏🏼👏🏼

[@ronaldrojas4575]

Mayoría del documental, pura queja y comparación... Tiempo al tiempo muchachos... Y sobre todo mucho trabajo por la escena! Saludos

[@Yamol87]

I dream about travel too mexico :) im from Poland ! :D

[@avvo3792]

+Yamol87 It's a eclectic country, is a contrast of many things. I recomend you travel to my country, don't be put off by the bad you hear.

[@Yamol87]

No worry I'm big boy :p and I'm not afraid. Tell me I need visa to come Mexico? I wanna buy there house and stay for rest life amigo :D

[@avvo3792]

You don't need a visa to come, and the houses .. Well you can say they are cheap, only if I recommend you make a saving. From my point of view if you don't go crazy with the disorder Mexico City will not make you bad, if you find something. Because if yours is the beach, I would go to Huatulco found in the state of Oaxaca, it is a place that I love, and about two hours there is Puerto Escondido, many surfers around the world they go because they say the waves are great. Guanajuato is elsewhere, for the month of March to April, there come to compete for the World Rally Championship More to the north Like this Monterrey is just less populated than the capital city. But there is no way to come and give you a better idea, and if you plan to live here, believe that will spend well. I leave some links, the first is the foreign secretary and the second is the board of touristy promotion. They are in Spanish, I hope you do not find problem. www.inm.gob.mx/index.php/page/Paises_No_Visa www.visitmexico.com/

[@ninetoyoskull]

Yamol87 I'm Mexican and I love polish women lol

[@juancastillo9066]

Wow, such an amazing work. This short film truly reflects the problems in the perception of Mexicans to its culture; idolizing others for their success while instead of learning and building on those ideas, oppressing their culture to simply be the beholders of something they could completely revolutionize. Music has so much power and Mexicans have always been a true symbol of musical joy which unifies our people.

[@radulacatusu4154]

Keep up the good work! Cinematography at its best! Congrats Resident Advisor!

[@reegstasaurus]

Beautiful video, Mexico City is a blessed place.

[@thenoid5131]

amigos los scenes que siempre progresan son los scenes con musica muy movida i vibrante, siguan adelante i nunca nunca dejan que alguien les diga que no por que esas personas no estan ah favor de ustedes, saludos desde LB Ca. "DjHumptyLB"

[@luiscardini]

Lo veo y me sigue vibrando e identificando con mi gente , con la diversidad, con los buenos músicos que tenemos , por la gente que se la parte diario , por esos raves y esas fiestas , donde hemos dejado nuestro sudor y nuestros mejores pasos en el dancefloor, por esos mexas que no discriminan ni dividen , por esa gente valiosa que vive en cada punto de este hermoso país ... “esta bien verga ser Mexicano” tengo mucha fe de que esta nueva generación quiere cambiar en verdad el rumbo de esto

[@jaguarvssnake]

I’m from London but have been to Mexico a number of times and it is such a special place. We also love Mexican people and culture in the UK. We all have our problems wherever we live but Mexicans should be proud of their culture, it is truly unique and beautiful.

[@peterm13]

UK is conquered

[@alexreyes3085]

Viva Mexico!! Saludos de Tijuas a todos mis paisanos

[@ericstockmann2487]

I was born and raised in Cancún and honestly I'm used to contact with tons of tourists and even if we have a certain stereotype people always enjoy their time here... we are really putting ourselves down sometimes but most of the people here are super friendly and hard working. And we don't put emphasis in those characteristics, sure we do have problems with cartels and corruption but still there are many people in this country working hard for a future!

[@huexolotl99]

I'm mexican American, but more and more I want to see what life is like in Mexico City.

[@saezvrs]

MI APOLLO MAXIMO DESDE ESPAÑA SON GRANDES WEY

[@ResidentAdvisor]

The winner of the Pioneer competition has been selected. Please check your KZbin inboxes for a message.

[@diegopalomarelectronicmusic]

me encanta el techno de AAAA! que buen documental!

[@erickhuacuz]

Chingon! que vibre México dentro y fuera!

[@djsaeg]

I know many old school profesional artists that been developing this city underground, but didnt apear here, where is Alvaro Ruiz, Kampion, MHV, Itzone, Jerga, Redeker Kupa and many others. i really dont feel this work necesary reflects what this place is about culturaly, most of people featured in, are the new generation that aparently doesnt even know who where and are the ones before, that been pushing and supporting electronic music since late 90´s

[@demianlara5909]

[@jobula07]

Mexico City is pretty beautiful, unique, full of history, traditions, delicious food for all he budgets, warm amazing people at the same time pretty modern and cosmo. Everytime I go there, have lots of fun, always somewhere to go, the city has Live. Agree it has some problems and areas of improvement, but not too different as other cities in the world. Bottom Line Mexico's capital it's a city that every Mexican should be proud off and also locals should work on the things that needs and can be improved to drive the city where it needs to be and make it a safer place Love Mexico City!

[@casdanasp]

Loved this. Really awesome to hear about electronic music in Mexico. Big up!

[@koolever3]

17:18 is the truth. Do your thing brothers, much love from Chicago.

[@Eloisasavio1]

Cidade do México: um lugar de gente boa, trabalhadora e hospitaleira.

[@mizrabchohan1556]

Out standing Mexico

[@678dbm]

Big and beautiful city. I think people are great too. Food and Culture are similar to my country the Philippines. I love to visit this beautiful country.

[@david_f.c]

Filipinas 🇵🇭 y México 🇲🇽 Hermanos en diferentes continentes

[@bboyanem1]

Best 31 minutes of my life! Viva La Mexico !!

[@isabelreyes6387]

Latin Americans needs to recognize how beautiful their countries are. And the wonderful life they can attain if they fight for it. North Americans spend thousands vacationing to Latin America - its beautiful. Create a beautiful country and sense of pride for your own people.

[@LuMoon83]

I must remind you, Mexico isn't Latin America it's Mexico!

[@DanielRodriguez230399]

@@LuMoon83 México it's part of latinoamérica, go educate yourself.

[@MrDarthSeriousmixes]

You guys should make a real scenes in Montreal. There's such a good and complex scene here

[@GV_777YT]

+Sim L AGREED !

[@christopherskotarczyk6589]

Amen

[@oneval9482]

What a great segment! Very well done. Superb.

[@TheOne-uu4vi]

"17:41 está bien verga ser Mexicano " best part of the film .. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@jhonlouisq.m.9266]

MÉXICO IS ((((((((INCREIBLE)))))))))))

[@kufan121]

This was some beautiful footage.

[@richtowns]

Interesting, well produced, wicked music. Viva CDMX!

[@adriaNotfun]

opiniones distintas, gente diferente! A los Mexicanos siempre...siempre nos molesta que otro Mexicano se supere. Somos mas racista que los vecinos. Necesitamos cambiar nuestra mentalidad de siglos pasados. Del caos pueden sobre salir cosas muy lindas e uniformes.

[@adriaNotfun]

Aprendan a conversar sin insultos ! Se civil!

[@rebecarodriguez568]

+Exospheredweller en serio llevaste historia? Hace 1000 años no existía un país llamado México, ni siquiera estaban los aztecas, y en los países ricos hace mil años aun vivían en la Edad Media, la mayoría viviendo en una pobreza extrema y de pestes. Las cosas cambian, no por etnias sino por idiosincrasia. De donde seas ve quédate intoxicadote tu sólo con tus ideas tóxicas y llenas de ignorancia, porque a nadie mas le sirven.

[@ramoncamargoarce8727]

saludos hermanos soy brasileno amo o mexico

[@ledithperez703]

Ramon Camargo Arce. gracias :)

[@davidhernandez7390]

VIVA ESTADOS UNIDOS, VIVA MEXICO

[@amadeuspaulussen]

Very well done and very interesting as well. Thank you very much!

[@magicwonderstourism7609]

Great scene also there!Great music and producers!!Bravi!

[@ieeee_.]

I cant believe I'm going to study there for four years

[@Luisa-hp4ey]

good luck I hope you like my beautiful country.

[@PiroKUSS]

Why would you come here at all?

[@eldjswett]

Linda musica. Voy pal DF pronto. Mucha ilusión!

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

The intro is amazing!

[@ivanmondragon6661]

Nací en la Ciudad de México pero desde los 10 años e vivido en los Estados Unidos pero México está chingon los extraño hermanos y quiero volver con ustedes

[@gadslca]

Ya regrésate wuey, que haces allá?

[@bunckeslash]

The intro is marvelous. 🌠

[@llp4mll]

Gracias por esto! Saludos désde Xochimilco - D,F.

[@andresreyes5398]

Such a great city so beautiful and special in many ways wish more people would realize

[@guilhermeadan2329]

Great one. Would be awesome to see a documentary about the real scene in SÃO PAULO, Brasil too

[@in_da_cut]

I would like to help that scene...thanks Resident Advisor for this amazing film.

[@bennyrodriguez8788]

I don't believe in nationalism. Translation on point 👍🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Great video! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 one of the guys said he doesn't like "elitismo" but he will like People to see his culture as good doe...

[@RedMastering]

Murcof is from Tijuana, he is the man, nobody makes music like him, real talent

[@jejelaurent9495]

why mexican live that beautiful country and some of my friend say they scared to go back. If my country wad like mexican i wouldn't never come to US.

[@GV_777YT]

Andromeda, Rimel, Danzoo, La Tirana, Pervert Lounge and the list goes on of places that weren't posh with an even bigger list of artists from CDMX. Point being that the city's scene precedes what this beautiful and well intended video documents. Unfortunate cus as much as i get inspiration from all this really talented people, i know that City has much more stories to share. It comes across as if nothing existed until now and its just not true.

[@g_majano5681]

Be proud of yourself

[@titobalkani8240]

VIVA MEXICO!!!!

[@akilsolutions]

Excelente reportaje

[@puedeone]

Very beautiful y'all! Greetings from Los Angeles.

[@15sep93]

have a drink everytime they finish a sentence with no

[@romanovski5]

It's so México city :) like the japanese "ne"?

[@planetquarry]

León Córdova, it is also like the English slang, "you know? " Conversation "fillers".

[@samdorrance3384]

Dude on the corner had some heat in those crates I bet! Dope video...

[@Frezzzz]

Such a well made video thanks for this

[@mauriciotinoco8259]

im proud to be Mexican

[@simboy]

theres always gold beneath those sands of lack of confidence, confident star artists will be churning out gold plated shit pretty soon, but if these guys would just stop thinking about it so much, it'll just happen. its in them, they grew up surrounded by so much culture and diverse sounds, so much so, that they dont even notice it. if they just sat down and made "regular music" it'll come out by itself. but they'll never do that, because they feel it wont make the cut. so it comes out all contrived and "cringeworthy", in their words. In the end a foreigner will come to mexico and be blown away by the "mexican sound" and make his own tracks and they'll sitting wondering where they went wrong. confidence is to stop trying so much..

[@wotan237]

Cool architecture for that club

[@misukyt2090]

I want to go to Mexico

[@Zodamay]

Que acomplejados están estos niños ricos, no puedo creer que se están refiriendo a la Ciudad de México. Yo tengo la mala costumbre de comparar cualquier gran ciudad con el D.F. Escucho casi por completo a músicos mexicanos y sudamericanos, a estos chavos no los conocía y me alegra el no tener ni remota idea de quienes son si ellos mismos se menosprecian tan feo.

[@GV_777YT]

Se pasan medio video quejandose, la neta si se ve como que, pa que?

[@deceitdeceitdeceit]

i learned so much about mexico (city) watching this, not only about the electronic scene

[@Morgenstone]

Excelente trabajo.

[@RenyGD]

Techno is becoming big in Mexican cities such as Aguascalientes and Guadalajara. Lazy Sunday's in Aguascalientes and Bar Americas in Guadalajara host great techno events.

[@elvaledecolima]

Mexico is badass but it's crazy how in the US Mexicans here like me are more Mexican than Mexicans out there. We listen to banda, corridos, and norteñas. We wear boots and sombreros and in Mexico City seems like they are trying to like what's outside of Mexico like EDM and rock. It's crazy maybe because of the conquest but like electronic music it ain't Mexican music. Banda is Mexican, Mariachi is Mexican. Etc.

[@theancientwizard8993]

What are you trying to say?, so if you don't listen to certain type of music you are less mexican........... naahhh been mexican is about other things, modern banda is not even a true representation of mexican culture, modern banda its like some sort of plastic pop here. I listen all type of genres and trust me, the music you listen is not what mexicanism is about. And I live in CDMX.

[@elvaledecolima]

Antonio Aguilera yes banda is somewhat pop but no other culture is bumping banda or mariachi. Unlike EDM is international or salsa which is Caribbean... you get me. Unlike banda is about corridos in Mexico and stories of Mexican love. Cmon don't tell me sonidero is not a rip off salsa cumbia colombiana. My cuzzen in Mexico City dresses like a rocker and is dark like a frijol and I'm more paisa and look white... I dunno it's weird

[@javierpompa5935]

Your comment about banda and norteños and what makes you Mexican, is weak. And gives the impression that your idea of the "Mexicaness" is limited what you watch on Univision or what you can interpret from el Komander. Mexico is a country like most others, constantly diversifying its tastes (including music) and evolving through through cultural exchange. It's complex. And by the way, Banda and Norteños came from European immigrants introducing the instruments and polka style to Mexico. Widen your scope, homie

[@elvaledecolima]

Javier Pompa I get you man but I honestly love all music but in my humble perspective it seems like Mexico City is apart from the rest of Mexico. In many ways and of course it doesn't mean you're less Mexican but like I said ranchero, banda or norteña music is identified to the history of Mexico. For example the Mexican revolution. I mean Mexico City is special but like I said if a European visits Mexico for the first time and they listen to caifanes or Mexican EDM, they'll probably think it's being copied from europe...... I mean who listens to banda, mariachi, or norteñas other than Mexicans??..... haha maybe not people from DF... I don't think my comment or perspective is weak because that is what I see and I have been to both places.... not sure if you have been in the US?

[@javierpompa5935]

Dave Ive lived and worked in both, from Southern California.

[@AlexReyes-ni3fg]

4:24 his shirt, Winona Ryder 💕

[@rodolfonavarrete7362]

I really liked the sound of the song at the end. It's from Century, I believe? Hopefully they'll release their debut album soon and this remix along with it. Hmm, also at 14:40 he really said "I think what Mexico really has a plentiful of, is talent". And he got cut before finishing his sentence in his last scene.

[@Michele.Alejandraa]

Oh so true, I can't stand trying to dance to dance music at a posh club!

[@eduardo42897]

Mexico City is the mother city of the Americas. Its the first and largest city of the American history.

[@jorge76643]

I challenge someone from Detroit to walk thru the dangerous parts with all those designer clothes they be walking with in Detroit 🤣

[@oskarsmith1]

México está perrisimo no le pedimos nada a nadie, tenemos una cultura envidiable, el único problema es la corrupción

[@legaulois212]

I agree, this one was a bit too long and a bit slow too... it misses the moment when the music really kicks in, towards the end as seen in the previous Real Scenes docs. I adore Real Scenes in Detroit.

[@adelorenita6085]

Toda la ciudad es de contrastes!

[@misharufus]

viva Mexico! UP*****

[@ivanadjoubei2710]

Please make a film about the infamous and slowly deteriorating Geneva scene! Theres been a real fight going on between the state and the remaining alternative venues lately, it would be interesting to cover :)