Home Area Attractions Country of Music Country of Music by Brent May February 2, 2016 by Brent May 3.9K Mexico Nightlife Mexico is a country of music lovers and dancers, there are a lot of places to enjoy the many different types of music, of both Mexican and international flavor. Generally speaking, nightlife in most of Mexico is lively, plentiful and offers a diversity that should satisfy the desires of everyone, from those who prefer quite conversation around a piano bar to the most seasoned fun seekers who want to dance on tables and party all night long. Nightlife in Mexico is world-famous, and justifiably so! If you’re in a resort or a major city, you will find a vibrant club, bar and restaurant scene that starts late and runs until the wee hours. In smaller towns, life is usually quieter, but even there you can find fiestas that will bring the whole town together fo r a night of food, music and fun that will leave you breathless. Music drives the Latin soul, and nowhere does this come to life more amazingly than in Mexico! Music and dance in all its forms flourish here, and free concerts are in great abundance especially in the major cities. Just as in the U.S., folk musicians can frequently be found entertaining passers-by in parks, working for tips. You’ll be astonished at the skill level and variety! What’s your pleasure? Live theater? Rock/pop? Big name acts? All these and more, including intimate coffeehouses, salsa and clubs and jazz clubs are very common. If you’re a hardcore club rat, the beat of the discos will keep you dancing until dawn.You’ll even find a rodeo or two, sometimes operating well into the night! Theater, rock and pop concerts, featuring big name entertainers, discos, small coffee houses, all types of live music (with or without extravagant shows), salsa and clubs, jazz and piano bars, racy night club fare and even elaborate rodeo shows all combine to provide a generous selection of nightlife that should satisfy almost everyone. There is also a wide variety of cultural entertainment, especially in the colonial cities and many of the lager cities. Many restaurants in Mexico, especially in larger cities, feature live music, mariachi bands or some other type of entertainment. Nightlife in Mexico usually begins late (some discos don’t even open until 11 PM) and winds down around sun up. In Acapulco there are sometimes traffic jams around sunrise, when the discos start closing. Often the party will continue on from there, to the beach bars, until everyone returns home for a few hours of sleep before starting all over again. If you’re living the resort life, you’ll find even more enticing entertainments. Booze cruises, sunset and dinner cruises, some even with fireworks shows fill the early evenings. For a more intimate celebration, book a catamaran, party boat or even your own pirate ship at some resorts! Whether you want to dance the night away and shake your groove thing on a tabletop or sip cognac in a piano bar, you’ll never run out of options in Mexico. Nightlife is a way of life in Mexico! attractionsmexico musicMusic in Mexico 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Brent May Brent May is the GM and Founder of Mexico Living. He is highly motivated and strives for excellence in order to provide the best service possible for foreigners buying property in Mexico. He understands some of the frustrations people may have while searching for a property in paradise and has learned from his own experiences buying and living in Mexico. Brent and his wife are grateful for the opportunities they have and to be able to live in a place most people vacation in. Brent's extensive knowledge and experience in the buying process will leave you at ease while buying property in Mexico. previous post Super Grass next post House of Tiles You may also like Huatulco Country Fest 2025 January 11, 2025 Spice Up Your Holidays with Authentic Mexican Christmas... December 20, 2024 Top Family-Friendly Destinations in Mexico with Great Schools... December 19, 2024 Las Posadas: Mexico’s Christmas Tradition December 16, 2024 Understanding the Safety of Living in Huatulco: What... December 12, 2024 How To Celebrate the Holiday Season in Mexico December 6, 2024 How Mexico Property Taxes Differ from the U.S.... December 3, 2024 Why Mexican Modern Homes are Redefining Architecture in... November 21, 2024 What Makes Homes for Sale in Mazatlán, Mexico... November 18, 2024 Puerto Escondido’s Fiestas de Noviembre: A Month of... November 4, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.