The Dance Halls of Mexico City Show Off a Different Side of the City | Condé Nast Traveler
"Salon Los Angeles, a cavernous pink auditorium decked out in shimmering streamers and neon Art Deco signage, thrumming with a crowd that could really move, has been a mainstay dance hall for a tight-knit community since its opening in 1937. It's the oldest dance hall in Mexico City, where people tap their hand-stitched oxford shoes to the clap of claves and catch world-famous bands."
