Within the framework of the reflections on aesthetic experiences from the popular point of view, this work addresses the study of the activities about the tourist guide developed by young ex-gang residents of the Egypt neighborhood, in their own habitat. This practice arises from the need to narrate, through tourist tours and their speeches, the history of the neighborhood, its memory, the heritage recognition and the urban artistic and cultural practices developed by these same groups of young people. Through this research, it is proposed to identify the significant contributions of the tourist guide for the recognition of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of that area of the city, from the construction of a path that allows describing the discourses proposed there, and the implementation of tools that facilitate and also strengthen their recognition in the community within a framework of discursive interpretation. In addition, a characterization and description of the types of guides is made, as well as the stories, material and activities that take place on the tours.