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  1. Fercho's is now fully installed at the Hotel Roma in Centro. They are hosting their first Christmas event on December 19th at the hotel. Entry is 30.000COP and they are advertising over 30 "modelos" onsite for the event. As always, any rooms and activities are at an additional cost, although they will be conducting their classic raffle (rifa) where you can win the services of one or more boys for an entry ticket that costs 25.000COP. Multiple draws throughout the day. Should also note that they have expanded their current roster of boys, and the catalogue images are much more explicit. You can request a current listing via WhatsApp at +57 312 2717925.
  2. Won't be there but I strongly recommend taking part in Noche de las velitas (Night of the little candles), taking place each Dec 7th. You will see the locals busy all day cleaning (washing) the streets across different neighbourhoods in preparation the main event. In the evening candle are places along streets and in windows to light the path for the Virgin Mary ahead of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception on Dec 8th (national holiday). In Medellín, the main rio de Medellín will be lit up as this begins the start of the annual allumbrados holiday light display. This evening marks the (unofficial) start of the Christmas holiday season in Colombia. Tons of people will be out walking and it is traditional to invite friends and family over for a late dinner. https://sinitinerario.com/dia-de-velitas-en-colombia/
  3. Congrats. You just met your first drug dealer in Colombia. Selling drugs via the Hookup apps is common in Colombia. @Riobard is absolutely correct. The leaf is marijuana and the parrot ("perico") is a slang term for coke. The parrot or lomo emoji is commonly used in Colombia instead of the snowflake. You willalso see people it the large nightclubs with a parrot on one shoulder --I will give you three guesses as to what they are selling.
  4. Correct. It is the capital city of Tolima departmento. Best known for its conservatory of music, it is often referred to as the music capital of Colombia. It is a small city, but not without it's charms. Tolima is actually the largest coffee production region in the country, so much of the departmento is rolling hills and coffee farming. Central Tolima where Ibagué is located is best known for hiking/nature/glamping. The city maintains much of the original buildings and architectural influences from the Spanish colonial era, meaning lots of small parks and squares around the city. There is a small, private university in the city as well so plenty of students around centro. Have not been back for a few years so don´t know about current scene. You should know that Ibagué is home to national fútbol hero James Rodríguez and the large fútbol stadium just south of centro is epicentre of the city. Enjoy.
  5. In Colombia @12is12 I have never heard the verb "gozar" used for ejaculation/cum as it is in Portuguese. Other regional speakers feel free to chime in. The message above would be understood as "I do not need you to ENJOY yourself" which would be a flashing siren alert to the recipient who is probably thinking "how terrible is this experience going to be for me?". May I suggest, if you are referring to cumming, to use "dar leche" (most common) or "eyacular"? Spanish tends to require explicitness to avoid ambiguity. Except when it doesn't in colloquial phrases like "Estámos ya?" (literally "do we have an understanding").
  6. You might want to check here Missing from that list is are a couple of video bars within the city of Cartegena (Roma and Geminis) that are more cruising clubs. There are a few good exchanges on the local Cartagena scene in the main Colombia forum if you do a quick search. Good luck.
  7. @Moderator Can we flag this busines listing at NOW CLOSED ? Cheers.
  8. 2. You would be remiss to not spend time in Medellín given the proximity to the capital. but as noted you will find plenty of bottoms in both places. Medellín has become a major center for video webcamming with multiple studios around the city. and with very high youth unemployment in the country, many young men relocate just to do this type of work. For the vast majority of them it is a job, not a lifestyle. 3. The aforementioned "Dan" post, which I have not commented on until now, was the only post from that particular member. These wild jacuzzi parties with multiple webcam boys sound fantastic, except there is zero proof that these ever happened. Do these types of events occur in Medellín? Absolutely. But you will need to have more than a passing acquaintance with the city and its people before you will uncover those types of opportunities. There are several boy wranglers in the city that could make this happen, but that requires connections that were simply missing in the original post. Good luck with your planning -- hope you find exactly what you are hoping for in Colombia.
  9. And to answer the initial question @12is12 related to El Centro hotels, the best hotel in that neighbourhood is Gran Hotel Medellín on Calle Caracas at Avenida Oriental.
  10. Fair enough, I was writing specifically about the sauna scene, which is almost entirely en El Centro. Things change regularly so I haven't written about the sex clubs extensively so as not to send people to businesses that are no longer there. There are multiple sex clubs and gay-themed nights around Laureles. Some, like the private club at Avenida 80 at Calle 43 don't have actual names. (enter from rear door, yellow building on Calle 43) Others pop up and move around, like Spa Med 33. And there are mainstays like Sillon Rojo and La Casa del Gurú which host regular events. If you want to the very best private events, you should probably check out Angels Club, however they have an annual membership requirement. I would suggest asking politely about "eventos o parches gay" in popular bars like Chiquita, Happy, or Donde Aquellos. That should lead you down the rabbit hole of the inner workings of Medellín's gay scene. There are plenty of events that happen regularly in the old dancehall spaces around Centro-La Candelaría. You just need to meet someone who is plugged into that scene.
  11. Unclear what you consider to be the "sex venue" area? There are several small sex clubs around Laureles on 33 and 80 -- is that what you are thinking? There are plenty of options in the area, a cluster hotels in the Circulares around La 70 or also near the stadium Metro station on Calle47D.
  12. Yes -- it is an entry requirement when arriving from Brasil. Yes -- it is generally enforced but I have experienced entry through El Dorado airport where they do not ask.
  13. I love your instagram account @Tourguidebogota everyone looks like they are having a great time and enjoying an authentic and unique Colombian experience. Bienvenido al foro.
  14. If I have not mentioned this before, I apologize. @midwestdad is absolutely correct and the dozens of miradores around Medallo are a great excursion with a new friend. Download the app Miradores Destination for the best selection with instructions how how to arrive (choose an Uber unless you really enjoy steep hiking trails) and to know what amenities are on site. Some have restaurants and entertainment, other have simple cantinas where you can buy a beer and take in the city lights. Great way to end a day in Medellín.
  15. Relax. There is always an emerging "new" panic around Colombia travel. You wouldn't believe the "expert" opinions shared with me when I first traveled to the country and fell in love with Medallo. Perhaps because Narcos on Netflix was popular at the time? Medellín as a whole is less dangerous that most similarly sized cities in North America. The barrios where there are higher rates of violent crimes are ones you are highly unlikely to visit during your first trip. Skipping this city will leave a big to-do on your travel list. Don't let a few negative stories detract you from visiting the city. There is much to see and do, and the paisas are certain to charm the pants off of you. Literally. Cheers. Edit - BTW, if you are still planning to be there in early January 2025, I am around. Happy to meet up and introduce you to some locals and the main spots.
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