Abstract
Certain kind of response is described in this text, when faced with a political and financial situation like that of Mexico, whose transformation was evident with the end of the PRIist state, and that carried a significant discussion about the Mexican features within an ultra-liberal environment. Neo-baroque bets were adopted as a way or re-arranging Mexican culture – the Neo-Mexican– within a new context of financial and identity subsidiarity and competence. Neo-baroque allowed overcoming sound paradoxes of what had been traditionally considered as owned, and thus articulating debate in a less creaking terrain as that offered by multicultural post-modernity.