This gay wboy nventn celebrat sexual eedom — and Mexin inty - Los Angel Tim

Contents:

• AT MEXI’S GAY WBOY NVENTNS, MEN NNECT WH EACH OTHER — AND THEIR UNTRY’S GGED PAST
• THIS GAY WBOY NVENTN CELEBRAT SEXUAL EEDOM — AND MEXIN INTY
• MEXI HAS "GAY WBOY NVENTNS?" WHO KNEW?
• THIS GAY WBOY NVENTN CELEBRAT SEXUAL EEDOM — AND MEXIN INTY
• AT MEXI’S GAY WBOY NVENTNS, MEN NNECT WH EACH OTHER — AND THEIR UNTRY’S GGED PAST

AT MEXI’S GAY WBOY NVENTNS, MEN NNECT WH EACH OTHER — AND THEIR UNTRY’S GGED PAST

Each sprg, hundreds of men om across Mexi and the Uned Stat make a pilgrimage to Zates, a lorful lonial cy, for an annual gatherg of gay vaqueros — or wboys.

THIS GAY WBOY NVENTN CELEBRAT SEXUAL EEDOM — AND MEXIN INTY

This gatherg has bee a refuge for gay men seekg nnectn not jt wh each other, but also wh Mexin inty. Life for the men at the ftival is not easy bee of the general homophobia of the Mexin culture; they pack up their "look" and put check their behavr when back home.

MEXI HAS "GAY WBOY NVENTNS?" WHO KNEW?

Each sprg, hundreds of gay wboys gather Zates for a nventn that celebrat sexual eedom and romanticiz Mexi's ral past. He worked a lot, spoke no English and sensed that Amerins lived like robots, too preoccupied wh their jobs and rout to enjoy he disvered a Lat nightclub, the Sanctuary, and s regular gay wboy night. "This is a space for people wh a mon history, " he 's also a chance for gay men to claim a piece of Mexin culture, which, Villalobos said potedly, "is ours, too.

He knew he was gay, and he hoped that embracg a tough exterr would protect him a culture known for s machismo and homophobia....

THIS GAY WBOY NVENTN CELEBRAT SEXUAL EEDOM — AND MEXIN INTY

AT MEXI’S GAY WBOY NVENTNS, MEN NNECT WH EACH OTHER — AND THEIR UNTRY’S GGED PAST