GOTICOS

The subculture started in the UK between late 1970 and mid 1980 in the gothic rock scene, an offshoot of post-punk. His aesthetic and cultural inclinations come mainly from the influences of horror literature, horror films and to a lesser extent, the BDSM culture. The members of the goth subculture shared aesthetic tastes, musical and cultural.

Although Gothic music encompasses several sub-genres and styles, all they share a tendency to look and sound dark or dark. Styles of dress within the subculture take influences from death rock, punk, androgynous style, and even the clothing style of the Renaissance or the Victorian era, but goths have their own aesthetic, which focuses on the black: black clothes, pale makeup to highlight your face or black or red lipstick. The group is marked by an emphasis on philosophical individualism, tolerance and taste for diversity, a strong importance of creativity and art, a tendency toward the intelligentsia, some spirit of community (underground style), a dislike of social conservatism and a strong tendency towards cynicism, but these ideas are not common to all goths. Gothic ideology is based far more on aesthetics and generally shared certain cultural tastes, which ethical ideas or clearly defined policies. However, because in this culture there is a taste for cutting dissident philosophy, some goths may have personal political leanings are mainly from anarchism (or approximations thereto) social liberalism, but generally do not see this as a fundamental part of the group's identity, though it may seem relevant partial factor dissident political implications of his philosophy of culture.