The Doors in Mexico — rollingstone.com

Mexico City – The "foreign intrigue" had long begun when the Doors entered Mexico for what was supposed to be a series of at least six public appearances – "intrigue" that quietly linked two revolutions, that which the Doors represented in America and that of the Mexican nation itself. By the time it was all over, several planned and announced concerts had never been held, and the unofficial explanation was that a year earlier the students of Mexico came within an hour of overthrowing the government and since that time, it had been considered wise to prevent large gatherings of young people from happening.

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