Medellin Reports

[Surfer500]

I do not know about a period, but my nurse chick in Bogota always does this when she cums when we are fucking or when she is playing with herself.

Are you sure that isn't your jizz dripping out of her after you blew your load in her?

[Surfer500]

This guy did a recent video that gives a tour of the streetwalking scene in El Centro. It also has 2,252,425 views as of my watching. It is popular. He is obviously very familiar with where to find the chicas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Fq27d_fWQ

This is excellent what you have posted, and really catches what El Centro is like in the daytime, and a good "primer" for those thinking of visiting. However the only downside, and this in no way is a reflection on you, but El Centro is becoming more and more of a mongering destination in the World. And the truth of the matter is that it is probably the most accessible and open mongering venue currently open in the World, with the Asian venues being basically shuddered as will all muddle thru the Pandemic.

[Surfer500]

Just got back to the good ol' US of A after a 3 month stay in mostly Medellin, but also ventured out to Bucaramanga and Cali. It was the longest stay I've ever had (previous was about 2 months) and it seemed I was living there, and not just visiting, which was very refreshing. I stayed all over Medelland, but enjoyed particularly Niquia in Bello. No gringos, lots of hot pros and non pros around, many bars / restaurants, and prices overall are cheap. I've been going to Medellin 2-3 times a year for the past 8 years. Just recently turned 40 and I'm seriously looking to buy an apt here even though I'm not ready to retire yet. Just wondering if anyone here has experience of buying property in Colombia? I would pay all upfront (looking at $60-80 k USD budget). I plan to do lots of research on the matter, but wanted some general advice if any is available.

Some things to consider if your thinking of buying an apartment in Medellin. Are you buying as an investment, or just a place for yourself. Based on the amount of money you want to spend, you won't be able to buy a very desirable "gringo rental property" if at all in Poblado, but in Bello you can buy something very nice if just for yourself. If done properly you should be able to obtain an investment visa for a period of one to three years from which you can obtain a Cedula. If you were investing upwards of 200 K USD you could obtain a resident visa, which basically is a green card. As far as bringing any money into the Country, you need to engage a Colombian attorney to correctly register the monies coming into the Country, if not, it will be very difficult to get your money out of the Country. You said you hadn't plan to retire just yet, but if you work remotely, and are in Colombia more than six months a year, your considered a tax resident and must file just like a citizen. As far as buying property in Medellin, it's like the wild west with no "exclusive listings", there will be multiple agents representing sellers and different prices posted and they don't have Escrow companies, and the due diligence is performed by attorneys, and lots of gringo's get burned. So my general advice to you is as follows: Find a top notch Colombian attorney after you have done your research. But this will be a challenge because to become an attorney in Medellin you only need a degree, and there's no bar or exam to license someone as an attorney, so most of them are not competent and may be dishonest. Good Luck.

[Hunglow1625]

I do not know about a period, but my nurse chick in Bogota always does this when she cums when we are fucking or when she is playing with herself.

Milky white is usually a sign of something going on down there not healthy.

[Surfer500]

That photo includes what I have become aware of as "fluido" - which I really can't say I've noticed much around the world, other than Colombia. I've never had any issues after encountering it. It has been explained to me as common before their period.

I have noticed that Colombians get sick far more from food, and other germ-related issues. I'm wondering if this is a pH balance thing, with girls who are constantly using their jabon intimo and wipes, etc.

Anyhow, we know the program. She's a repeat. Yesterday's rules were limited to one: rapido. I found out as she was en route that I had more time, when Pinky told me where she was headed. Nonetheless, I'd rather shower up and get on with my day than hang out with a prepago, or fake the romance.

I'd be interested to hear if anyone else has come across the fluido or immune system situations.

Yikes what you described doesn't sound good on the surface as it sounds like a discharge of some type, and I know sometimes for women at least who have an STD, that might be a symptom which it doesn't sound like in your case, and over the years a few women have told me they know their period is about to occur because they have a discharge or "fluido" as you called it immediately prior to blood flow. Not a good time to be eating out pussy but we did have one poster who claimed he would eat out Chicas while they were on their period!

[Mr Enternational]

That photo includes what I have become aware of as "fluido" - which I really can't say I've noticed much around the world, other than Colombia. I've never had any issues after encountering it. It has been explained to me as common before their period.

I'd be interested to hear if anyone else has come across the fluido or immune system situations.

I do not know about a period, but my nurse chick in Bogota always does this when she cums when we are fucking or when she is playing with herself.

[SlapShot10]

So no discussion of blowing your load in her in what appears to be your gizz dripping out of her, but my bet is she told you "leche afuera" which you agreed to, but you were slow on withdrawing your wanger, and then sprayed her. Oh well.

I'm going to speculate that there was no discussion about what the program was going to be up front for the 100 K, and have done that on occasions with Chicas, and sometimes I am very surprised by what happens.

Sounds like you have another keeper to put in the rotation.

That photo includes what I have become aware of as "fluido" - which I really can't say I've noticed much around the world, other than Colombia. I've never had any issues after encountering it. It has been explained to me as common before their period.

I have noticed that Colombians get sick far more from food, and other germ-related issues. I'm wondering if this is a pH balance thing, with girls who are constantly using their jabon intimo and wipes, etc.

Anyhow, we know the program. She's a repeat. Yesterday's rules were limited to one: rapido. I found out as she was en route that I had more time, when Pinky told me where she was headed. Nonetheless, I'd rather shower up and get on with my day than hang out with a prepago, or fake the romance.

I'd be interested to hear if anyone else has come across the fluido or immune system situations.

[Osteoknot]

This guy did a recent video that gives a tour of the streetwalking scene in El Centro. It also has 2,252,425 views as of my watching. It is popular. He is obviously very familiar with where to find the chicas. I bet he is reading this right now LOL. I made a map that shows where he walks in the video for anyone interested in seeing the area and interested in knowing exactly where he is in case you want to retrace his steps, I used the Snipping Tool to make a map, and me trying to write with the mouse is chicken scratch but it works. He has spliced the video in sections when he went to other location so I used a color system on the map to show his paths. I marked his first path in purple color as he comes off of Calle 51 and turns and walks down Carrera 53 then crosses the street and doubles back on the other side of street for that same block, then he turns down Calle 51 opposite side where he started to go down beside Veracruz Church, turns in front of the church and on up to Botero Plaza and marked start with an 'X', then he completes that walk right next to the cultural center where the metro line runs next to it. This is at the 6:05 mark and restarts as he approaches the Raudal corner which I have marked in light blue, he turns right down Carrera 54 and walks a ways then cuts the video again. At 7:05 he restarts the last little section in front of the museum on Botero Plaza, a path that I marked in red and he turns beside the museum down Calle 52 and turns left on Carrera 53 and almost to Calle 51 from where he started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Fq27d_fWQ

Thanks for the effort on the map.

[Turgid]

Typo? Maybe I meant spicy?

Yeah pricey if you seek western norms of creature comforts and quality.

Western norms? Nah. I'm a when in Rome type of guy.

[Turgid]

This guy did a recent video that gives a tour of the streetwalking scene in El Centro. It also has 2,252,425 views as of my watching. It is popular. He is obviously very familiar with where to find the chicas. I bet he is reading this right now LOL. I made a map that shows where he walks in the video for anyone interested in seeing the area and interested in knowing exactly where he is in case you want to retrace his steps, I used the Snipping Tool to make a map, and me trying to write with the mouse is chicken scratch but it works. He has spliced the video in sections when he went to other location so I used a color system on the map to show his paths. I marked his first path in purple color as he comes off of Calle 51 and turns and walks down Carrera 53 then crosses the street and doubles back on the other side of street for that same block, then he turns down Calle 51 opposite side where he started to go down beside Veracruz Church, turns in front of the church and on up to Botero Plaza and marked start with an 'X', then he completes that walk right next to the cultural center where the metro line runs next to it. This is at the 6:05 mark and restarts as he approaches the Raudal corner which I have marked in light blue, he turns right down Carrera 54 and walks a ways then cuts the video again. At 7:05 he restarts the last little section in front of the museum on Botero Plaza, a path that I marked in red and he turns beside the museum down Calle 52 and turns left on Carrera 53 and almost to Calle 51 from where he started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Fq27d_fWQ

Some of these street walkers are hotter than some of the escorts I'm banging now and I´m paying ten times the price. I want 7:17.

[Hunglow1625]

Has anyone on here heard of the PRP or "P" Shot for Men being offered in Medellin? I've found only 1 place and they won't tell me a price until I am there and that is Bioxcellerator.

[PacoEspanis]

Hi,

To contact with instagram girls what method do you follow?

Do you talk directly to them about what you are looking for or do you start with a friendly conversation?

And for girls with many followers?

[Mojo Bandit]

This guy did a recent video that gives a tour of the streetwalking scene in El Centro. It also has 2,252,425 views as of my watching. It is popular. He is obviously very familiar with where to find the chicas. I bet he is reading this right now LOL. I made a map that shows where he walks in the video for anyone interested in seeing the area and interested in knowing exactly where he is in case you want to retrace his steps, I used the Snipping Tool to make a map, and me trying to write with the mouse is chicken scratch but it works. He has spliced the video in sections when he went to other location so I used a color system on the map to show his paths. I marked his first path in purple color as he comes off of Calle 51 and turns and walks down Carrera 53 then crosses the street and doubles back on the other side of street for that same block, then he turns down Calle 51 opposite side where he started to go down beside Veracruz Church, turns in front of the church and on up to Botero Plaza and marked start with an 'X', then he completes that walk right next to the cultural center where the metro line runs next to it. This is at the 6:05 mark and restarts as he approaches the Raudal corner which I have marked in light blue, he turns right down Carrera 54 and walks a ways then cuts the video again. At 7:05 he restarts the last little section in front of the museum on Botero Plaza, a path that I marked in red and he turns beside the museum down Calle 52 and turns left on Carrera 53 and almost to Calle 51 from where he started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Fq27d_fWQ

[Mojo Bandit]

Just got back to the good ol' US of A after a 3 month stay in mostly Medellin, but also ventured out to Bucaramanga and Cali. It was the longest stay I've ever had (previous was about 2 months) and it seemed I was living there, and not just visiting, which was very refreshing. I stayed all over Medelland, but enjoyed particularly Niquia in Bello. No gringos, lots of hot pros and non pros around, many bars / restaurants, and prices overall are cheap. I've been going to Medellin 2-3 times a year for the past 8 years. Just recently turned 40 and I'm seriously looking to buy an apt here even though I'm not ready to retire yet. Just wondering if anyone here has experience of buying property in Colombia? I would pay all upfront (looking at $60-80 k USD budget). I plan to do lots of research on the matter, but wanted some general advice if any is available.

If you do not get a response here, there is a thread for that subject. Called "Buying Property In Colombia".

http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...ty-in-Colombia

This guy did some YouTube videos about his experiences buying his apartment on Barranquilla and what he did right and what he did wrong, he recommends the mistake not to make if you want to use your real estate to get a visa, I do not completely understand so you need to watch the video if you are curious.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRF...w0oa6nlXD_Vflw

[RiceRocket99]

Just got back to the good ol' US of A after a 3 month stay in mostly Medellin, but also ventured out to Bucaramanga and Cali. It was the longest stay I've ever had (previous was about 2 months) and it seemed I was living there, and not just visiting, which was very refreshing. I stayed all over Medellíand, but enjoyed particularly Niquia in Bello. No gringos, lots of hot pros and non pros around, many bars / restaurants, and prices overall are cheap. I've been going to Medellin 2-3 times a year for the past 8 years. Just recently turned 40 and I'm seriously looking to buy an apt here even though I'm not ready to retire yet. Just wondering if anyone here has experience of buying property in Colombia? I would pay all upfront (looking at $60-80 k USD budget). I plan to do lots of research on the matter, but wanted some general advice if any is available.