Mexico's West Coast.
I am interested in anyone's opinion, knowledge, or experience about the Mexican west coast and what is unique to that part of the country, from Tijuana to Ensenada to La Paz - essentially Baja California & Baja California Sur.
Does the language have its own accent, or dialect?
Are there musics which are particular to the west?
What is the major industry there?
Is there a typical west coast food?
Are there poets or artists from that region one should know about?
I have already found some answers to these questions with a Google search, but I am interested to hear people's own impressions or experiences in hopes of gathering a collection of viewpoints.
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Gracias Seitheach, though I don't mind meeting Americans. :D
I have only been down the East coast, but from what I understand maost of the tourist spots are on the west coast. Therefore, you may run into more Americans than you want to.
I can't answer your questions per se, but I've traveled to many of those locations along the Mexician Riveria and they are very beautiful places. La Paz was one of my favorites. I hope to go back and do some whale watching there. I also wouldn't mind catching the Baja 1000 someday.
Are you planning on moving there? 
