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In the late 19 th century, the state of Oaxaca received the influx of significant amounts of capital that made it the focus of a short-lived economic boom that attracted travelers and merchants who perceived an opportunity to successfully develop their businesses. Included among them was a group of women –‘Madams’– who established brothels and dedicated their time to sexual commerce, availing themselves of their own abilities, the permissiveness allowed by the authorities, the con- sent of a patriarchal society, and the existence of abundant masculine demand.

Matronas y burdeles de la Verde Antequera, 1890-1912: apropiación, defensa y negociación del comercio sexual “tolerado”