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Claro, se encuenta esa situación con frecuencia en Medalló. Chicos straight y gay que hagan videos o webcam cómo trabajo exigen que se sepa que no sean scort

OMG las Chivas! Well if listening to blaring reggaeton music and drinking rum non-stop with a bunch of strangers is your thing, then I guess you should go for it! You will see Chivas in the streets of El Poblado and Laureles every evening but particularly on the weekend. If I was back in my twenties I might be tempted, but those days have passed. Meant to add that Sundays at Oráculo used to be strippers, but the "star" (Latinfit1 on Instagram) is now living in Barcelona so not sure if they are still doing those shows. There was only one strip show when I was in Medellin (Jan-Feb) so the schedule may have changed.

Today being Sunday is Ciclovia where many major roads will be closed to all traffic so cyclists, runners and even walkers can take over the streets of the city. The major streets like Avenida Las Palmas, Cra 43A from Poblado to Oriental, and Avenida 33 in Belen will have have limited traffic to open up the city. Medellin is famous for the green parks found around Laureles and El Poblado, which is one reason those neighbourhoods are so popular. Today most parks will be filled with families out for the day and you can catch many pick up fútbol games happening around the city. I will also send a list of the best cafés around the city -- Medellín has a growing coffee culture scene featuring the best beans from the nearby Eje Cafetero. I encourage you to get out and walk the city as much as you can to get to know the layout and clusters of commercial areas. The area north of the Giradot stadium, particularly on games days, and the areas west of estación Santa Lucía are where you are more likely to be mugged for phone/wallet/both after dark. The rest of Laureles is very safe and beautiful and green. You will be fine. Best drag shows would be either Oráculo (Cra38 at Clle10) in Poblado on Friday or Purple (Avendia 33 at Cra 78) in Laureles on a Saturday. Check out what is happening at Oráculo because then you have Bar Chiquita around the corner and the open-air bars on Cra 38 (Donde Aquellos, etc) to visit afterwards. I do need to update the club listing for Medellín...

I hope you have an amazing trip hermano. I am certain you will be charmed by the friendly Paisas, who love to show off their region and culture. You will note that they use many old spanish language traditions -- using the formal Don y Doña when greeting each other, the use of parce-parcero (to excess), and the use of regalar in the sense of "share with me" or "I would like to order..." You will get used to it eventually. Safe travels.

Agreed, the old route though Rio Negro was brutal -- many taxi drivers would not even do the trip after sunset. Fortunately the new tunnel fixes that problem and the trip is smooth as can be. The old Olaya Herrera (EOH) airport in the city still functions as a regional hub and you can get flights from there to just about everywhere else in the country -- except Cartagena! Not sure why, but every time I search, that is not available. Fortunately there are plenty of options to fly to Santa Marta, Cali, Manizales, Pereira, Quibdo, shall I go on? That airport is still very much functioning and a good option for regional flights.

Desafortunadamente que no. Work and renovations have me stuck in Canada until May when I am spending the long weekend in Havana. So my Medellín trip will have to wait until la Feria de las flores in August.

We met through mutual friends that are former Flirt4Free models and know the scene. I just re-read that he has done scenes of BiLatin Men, which makes sense. Super energy and great sense of humour. ¡Disfrútate mucho!

Costeño Vergon -- is a part of friend group in Cartagena. I should not be giving out government names so scratch that.

Samaná peninsula is a fascinating part of the country, best known for the whales that come each year (Jan-April) to give birth and the famous beaches along the north Atlantic shore. Playa Rincón is located in Samaná https://www.roughguides.com/dominican-republic/the-samana-peninsula/ There is some amazing history here as well. There are a number of restaurants, bars and businesses in the town where you can meet locals.

Alejo is fluent in English and very friendly -- almost to a fault. Great dick and knows how to use it. Randy Junior was too good to pass up and he was a hit at the OS Mirador club when we went -- did I just give away too much info? Honestly he was sexual from start to end which is exactly what I paid for -- also an insatiable bottom. Andrês I consider a friend and a very decent person. Should I state here that I highly recommend? On the question of payment, that is a Colombian thing. For some that is business. You will still encounter others for whom this is una verguenza. So steer yourself accordingly.

Many thanks for posting. So this location is basically wedged between Fugoo bar and the Apolo Sauna? Super interesting for this neighborhood. Curious to know if this is Anthony from Monaga.net that is the proprietor? Cause that makes it worth the flight, IMO.

I await your updated tales of Paco's. The last time I was there,the going rate was 1500RD and I remember two Chicago boys that I met at the Apolo sauna pulled a Will Smith because I was not speaking English with them. So that ended my time with them, but I did hook the bottom up with my contact Miguel so not sure if they are still together. True story.

I hope that you get all you want and more in SDQ. Last time I was through town in 2015, there was a local legend named "Miguel" that hangs out at Paco's in the late afternoon/early evening -- often with his wife and two kids. Miguel is a pro through and through (his wife knows and approves) and his 27cm dick should leave you satisfied. Caveat he charges US prices--you have been warned and worth every penny. On the Ezequiel front, I just wanted to say that his network of boys is just a value-add service and is not his core business. If you want to rent a boat and go to secluded, private islands and beaches, my boy has you covered. But providing escorts to customers is just a side hustle and not core to his business. Word to the wise, Ezequiel will do his best, but that is not really what he is about. Side note, Ezequiel does make for some damn fine Dominican eye-candy. If you are feeling adventurous, you may want to head over to the Avenida Venezuela (east side of Santo Domingo) and the dozens of bachata and disco clubs found there. Your Grindr account should light up like a Christmas tree as many locals choose this locale as their night out spot of choice. There is an excellent selection of "straight" dick to be found there. When I started this post about PC I was looking for updated info and am amazed how many others have input on the scene. Would love to start another about Samana, which is a whoooooole other vibe and deserves more awareness/discussion.

I have zero doubt that the scene at Paco's has changed one bit. Loads of hustlers and locals open to making coin on the side. That place is a revolving door of options. That is, if Paco's had a door

Going to be virtually impossible at the club, as they cannot solicit while working. You may see many of the same strippers working at Gigolo Erotic House or at the saunas as massage attendants (Saint Moritz, Dagoas) as well, but many are flown in for the weekend as go-go (Fri) + stripper (Sat) from cities like Cali, Medellin, and Bucaramanga to keep the faces fresh. You can pass your phone number with a tip (to the sock) with your request, but don't get your hopes up.

I have friends in Cuba and stay in regular contact. Things are not great these days, the drop in tourism has had a significant impact on the economy. Cuba received virtually zero medical support during the pandemic and had to develop its own vaccine. There continue to be food shortages, as Cuba relies heavily on Mexico for a number of staples and goods. That being said, Cubans are tough and know how to manage tough times, they are just very hopeful that the tourists return soon and the economy can begin to grow again. I am headed down in May to Havana for a long weekend, can post more after that trip.

I dropped in on my final night in Bogota, three weeks ago. I actually arrived early as I was in the neighbourhood. The bar is operating back to normal -- many new dancers in the roster along with the ones from the website. The early evening is a popular pre-game for groups of friends looking to meet up before clubbing. That goes until about 11:00pm. After that, wave number two consists of those looking for trade or catch the sex shows. The dancers were very open about soliciting dates after the club closes at 2am. Many in the crowd make their way over from Dark Club (a block away) to catch last call and maybe pick up some dessert to take home.

so just checking in so see if @Latbear4blkhas landed in Medalló (he will get the local refenence). Debating a quick trip end of month before the rainy season starts.

I have not attended the Semaforo event specifically, but I can tell you that the Sillón Rojo club, while compact, has always delivered great action. Other events that I have attended bring out a range of men looking for sex. The orgy room is always active and I have never had an issue finding a willing horny partner there. Since the main action happens in a group room, this may not be everyone´s flavour, but if you have an exhibitionist streak this place should satisfy. I appreciate that there is always a plentiful supply of condoms and lube around the club

@Latbear4blkLove that you are diving into your paisa homework Am familiar with several of these faces but don't want to muddy the waters--do your own research, right? Jejeje. Am neck deep in personal stuff (renovations to my place in Canada last month) so still sorting things out, but thinking about a quick trip before the rainy season begins. Will be in touch if we can connect in Medalló.

Here is a list of the current (February 2022) list of bars that cater to a gay male crowd in Cartagena: Gabanna Club Bar Calle 32 #18B 108 Local 1A, Cartagena The most popular of the clubs at the moment, the Gabanna Club features two bar areas, a showroom, and a dark-room cruising area upstairs. Gets very crowded on weekends. The featured shows are generally drag on Friday, Go-Go dancers on Saturday, and live sex shows on Sunday. These are usually interactive with a roster of performers. Drinks are beer and shots (rum, whiskey) and soft drinks. The Crowd includes a wide range of ages and tastes—generally something for everyone. The dark room can get packed on the weekend, come prepared (and watch your wallet/phone). https://www.google.com/maps/place/Gabanna+Bar+Club+Cartagena/@10.4224301,-75.5363337,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x615c35e5e98e7e35?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi5l4jWj6b2AhXxIDQIHUb2A8kQ_BJ6BAgrEAU City Club Calle 8A ##24-16, Cartagena This large North American-style club above a popular salsa bar features two large rooms with a DJ playing club anthems and latin pop and reggaeton. The entrance is just below the double balcony on Calle 8A (esquina Arsenal), diagonally across the street from the Convention Center entrance. The crowd is a mix of foreign tourists, rent boys and locals looking for a big night out. Prices are very expensive by Colombian standards – drinks will run 10-20K COP each. Drug use is rampant and open in the club – the washrooms are closely patrolled. Expect to be approached by the working boys present, many whom will happily show you shots of the goods on their phones. Open weekends only (Thursday-Friday-Saturday) and Sundays when national holidays fall on Monday. Cover charge depends on the event. Avatar Disco Bar 59 Avenida Pedro de Heredia #30 (2do piso) The locals flock to Avatar, locally known as Aventura, to drink cheap beer and rum, and dance the night away. This bar is comfortable room with plenty of tables and a dance floor above a Chinese restaurant off the main Pedro de Heredia just south of Carrera 59. This is place where the locals hang out and listen to local music (salsa, bachata, vallenato, champeta, and some reggaeton) and socialize. The booze flows and you will have plenty of chances to mix with the locals for dancing and more. This bar goes late on weekends and gets packed as other places close around 2am. Olimpio Night Club 7 Avenida Pedro de Heredia (Urbanizacion Los Angeles – esquina Carrera 62) - Located next door to flower shop Catering to the younger gay crowd, Olimpio is the place to see and been seen each weekend in gay Cartagena. The club is two connected rooms in shocking pink décor with a DJ spinning latin pop and reggaeton each Thursday – Friday – Saturday night. Expect a younger crowd looking to dance and socialize away the night. Drinks are higher priced here, hookah service available. Crowds arrive later – 11pm until 2am are the busiest hours.

It is closed. I promise you, Club de Tobi is no longer there. Just an empty building with a legacy of fond memories (they still had not sold the building as of last week).

Send me a direct email message here is best. The information changes quickly here as the economy comes back to life. I think I will add a single article (one-page entry) for Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena business pages listing the current gay bars and clubs in each city since that information is generally out-of-date on most travel websites (including the Colombian ones).

There are many to be found here. There is also a thriving party scene where you can meet new performers.

LOL -- gotcha. Babylon is long gone -- the block is being redeveloped as a large living complete. Boys Online Cabinas does not ring a bell for me -- so it's likely gone. If that was the cabinas place on Cra 9 at 60 then it has been replaced with a Barber Shop. The arrepa restaurant next door is outstanding (made fresh onsite). Back to hygiene, again I would say 90% of the time there will never be a problem with the physical cleanliness of the facilities (gay or straight). But I have seen a few places that were not up to standard -- and that meant fewer patrons, so keep that in mind when you enter. If there is a noticeable lack of patrons, there is likely a reason for that in Colombia.