Salon Los Angeles
Salón Los Ángeles has been hosting danzón, cumbia, and salsa dancing since 1937, making it one of Mexico City's oldest dance halls. The ballroom has a spring-loaded wooden floor designed for dancing. Live bands play traditional Mexican dance music to a crowd that ranges from 20 to 80 years old.
What to Expect
An 85+-year-old ballroom with a spring-loaded dance floor. Live danzón and cumbia to a multigenerational crowd.
Historic ballroom magic.
Live danzón, cumbia, salsa, and big band
Smart casual. Dance shoes.
Dancers and cultural seekers.
Cash
Price Range
Cover MXN 100-200, drinks MXN 50-100
≈ €3–11 / $3–12
Hours
Shows Thu-Sat from 9 PM
Insider Tip
The spring-loaded dance floor is magical. Come to dance or watch. The crowd spans generations.
Address
Lerdo 206, Col. Guerrero
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