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So what are the one in Reangelo and the two in Madureira? And what are their best nights?

5 to 7? I've been going to SP for 20 years and can only think of Lagoa, Fragata and some place way out in the Eastern suburbs.

Glad they treated you nicely, but your life mission would earn maximum sneerage where I am in California, the sneering capital of the world.

Argentine bife de chorizo any time! The best beef in the world, beef that tastes like beef. Especially at a parrilla al carbon or a las lenas. South Americans are macho and like their beef chewy (and often well-done, another topic), but if your BdC was chain-saw quality, something went very wrong at the ranch or in the kitchen. There was a restaurant in Amarillo that used to advertise up and down I-40. If you could finish their FIVE-POUND steak (that's 80 oz. for the arithmetically disinclined), it was free. The ambulance, however, would be about $2,000. Money & cash - This has been an issue on every trip to Argentina. My first was during the hyperinflation of 1989 and before the prevalence of ATMs so you can imagine. As I currently understand it, cash is still king (though the parallel exchange rates have gotten closer), and like everywhere where cash is king, you must bring flawless U.S. currency. Contramano - the first in a life of many, many good-time money boys. Oh the direction we take from some unsuspecting early step ...

Santa Cecilia over Barra Funda Palermo Viejo over anything else in BA (but it's been a long time) Catete over Botafogo Overlooked and unmentioned: Valparaiso (flats and hills), Montevideo (old city)

About Brasilia - gorgeous architecture, daft urban planning. The Niemeyer buildings look even better in person than in the pictures. That's because they are meticulously kept up in the capital. Mid-mod architecture looks grungy real quickly if you don't keep the chrome well polished.

I didn't love SP until about my 3rd trip. I can understand if others want to devote their attention elsewhere. Over the years, I've seen fewer than 5 garotos of Japanese descent in the saunas. I went with a stunning muscular sweetheart. And one of my repeats - and the biggest cock of my entire, well-sampled life - told me that he was 1/4 Japanese, which I could see if I squinted hard.

I know, I know, this info is all over the site. Yes, ALL OVER, so I wanted to gather it in one place. Some of this hasn't had recent updates. Please update, fill in, or correct, but this is my understanding of "best days/nights" for each top location SAO PAULO Lagoa - Reports are that Wednesday, when there used to be "more stars and gods than in the heavens," is now incredible again. I assume Friday and Saturday are still good. 555 - Sunday? Python - ??? RIO 117 - Tuesday, Friday, Saturday ... 212 - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Boate Casa Grande (Bangu) - ??? Showboys - ??? TapaNaCara - ???

Based on my last trip, I don't think I'd be returning to St. Moritz/GEH. The quality of guys is just not what I've gotten accustomed to in Brazil. The facility - a narrow massage table - is terrible. The live sex shows were kind of gross. In the strip show, it was so dark and gloomy you couldn't see the guys' faces. Of the 8-10 guys present, I'd say 2 would have been competitive in a Brazilian sauna. The ads on mileroticos (Col.) do not compare with the ads in garotocomlocal (Braz.). Should I go back, I'd spend more time on my Tinder. Wow, the gorgeous guys who popped up there. I did not have time to meet with any of them. The Teatron gay disco complex (an entire city, almost) is packed with thousands, average age seemingly 25. I might try more of my luck there too.

There's a lot of non-sex travel info for SP here. But in short, it's a tough city to love on the first trip. You have to look beneath the grit and grind and dive into its nooks and crannies and hidden neighborhoods between the massive roadways. As always, the gayborhood (Consolacao) is a fun, conveniently-located neighborhood, and Jardims can be quite pleasant.

Is that him in the picture? When was he active in the sauna scene? I'm surprised I don't recognize him, as he would seem to be someone I'd have noticed.

I liked Curitiba ("the Minneapolis of Brazil") but the sauna scene was lacking for me. One of the few times I left a sauna without any fun was in Ctba. The most gorgeous Curitibanos are in Sao Paulo. They're too uptight to work at home.

I just looked it up and Bogota is at 8600 feet. I did not realize it was that high. I did not feel it at all the two times I was in Bogota. I did feel sorroche in Quito for the first day or so, and it was only a few hundred feet higher.

Who else does Finca parties in Cali and how do you find out? I might be going to Colombia later this year.

Where is Caio Veyron advertising or how to contact him? Would he also do meetings when he's in BCN?