Medellin Reports

[Enter The V]

I booked my ticket to Medellin, April 10th to April 15th.

Go to Venezuela instead.

[Sangnyc21]

I know this is very unpopular opinion but I really enjoy gustos. I love the club atmosphere of picking up chicas.

Even up until 2019 it was an awesome spot. Prices at the time were 550 mil for the large booth with a one bottle min included in the price.

Many non pros or part time pros. Packed on weekends but not wall to wall packed. I met a lawyer an artist a student and ironically one of the bang bros girls from Colombia there. Her name was Samantha Lopez.

Then my last two trips during the pandemic I saw it flooded with Facebook bello girls and fat vennies. The vibe completely changed. The booth was now 1. 5 mil min. The girls were obvious pros. And this is with all the passport bro movement. Then other clubs got popping too. Glow and Lleras park never had any business. But with the passport bro movement Lleras for me was a no go zone. The girls were not high end looking and trying to charge 2-300 usd when they're only worth 200 mil at best and some would have to pay me to fuck them.

So when I complain about the good old days being gone it's that part. Fb and bello hoodrats have flooded every avenue of where tourists go. Lleras La 70 Laureles and recently they're even going to places like La Chula Dubai and Bora Bora clubs looking for clients. It's just annoying. I went to to Dubai disco with my GF last year and I saw 3 popular fb girls there playing like they're all innocent lmao.

[Shemp]

I booked my ticket to Medellin, April 10th to April 15th.

Cancel this trip & go to Bogota if ya want to have fun.

[GeorgeCarta22]

You should be fine if you keep it on the low. Stick to casas, online or strip clubs.

One of the YouTuber Flyboy went live last night to give update on lleras and it seems like some or most businesses are back open again. Some girls are hanging around in Calle 10. Gusto's is back on business.

Timestamp: 1:57:36.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WaREdzp...VIjKivf7zj1mj1

I know this is very unpopular opinion but I really enjoy gustos. I love the club atmosphere of picking up chicas.

[InsolentSpike]

I've offered her number to a few friends, but each time she wants to charge 300 k or more and has all kinds of rules.

Yeah man I felt terrible about that. She treated me well and tried to fuck over my buddy.

[InsolentSpike]

No problem bro. Sorry I blocked you last year.

No worries bro. I owe a lot of my success at Botero to you.

[DonCarlos1234]

Child abuse committed by Colombians would be the equivalent of automobile accident deaths, something that happens several time a day every day.

It's still child abuse! Sad and perhaps true. I have heard and seen photos of 14 - 16 year olds doing that. Not knowing what I could do with the info. I asked not to be even shown the photos. Excuses about legality for marriage at 13. WTF? An inexcusable subject.

[Rahsta]

You should be fine if you keep it on the low. Stick to casas, online or strip clubs.

One of the YouTuber Flyboy went live last night to give update on lleras and it seems like some or most businesses are back open again. Some girls are hanging around in Calle 10. Gusto's is back on business.

Timestamp: 1:57:36.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WaREdzp...VIjKivf7zj1mj1

Yeah, I saw his video.

[Orgasmico]

Full disclosure, I did not watch the youtube video mentioned. I actively avoid that sort of content because I find it neither informative nor entertaining. History shows online promotion helps no one other than the content creator using people's images to earn money based on clicks they are able to attract. It's one of several reasons I avoid places where they congregate. I am already spending more time than I want talking about this stuff with everyone who knows I live in Colombia. The last thing any of us needs is to have to explain why you appear in a video (background or foreground) with some guy talking about what goes on in Parque Lleras. ChinoSexo, I agree that it's a good idea to keep a low profile. I don't think it should take global media attention to remind us of that.

Agree 100%. The youtube creep cams and youtubers in general have contributed to the demise of places like Sosua, Medellin and Cartagena.

[Knowledge]

No one was kicking anyone out of the coffee shop. Protesting merchants were imploring the Pergamino store to shut its doors and join the protest.

Video: https://www.tiktok.com/@la_verdad_me...25957767171334

Strange times.

[Knowledge]

Full disclosure, I did not watch the youtube video mentioned. I actively avoid that sort of content because I find it neither informative nor entertaining. History shows online promotion helps no one other than the content creator using people's images to earn money based on clicks they are able to attract. It's one of several reasons I avoid places where they congregate. I am already spending more time than I want talking about this stuff with everyone who knows I live in Colombia. The last thing any of us needs is to have to explain why you appear in a video (background or foreground) with some guy talking about what goes on in Parque Lleras. ChinoSexo, I agree that it's a good idea to keep a low profile. I don't think it should take global media attention to remind us of that.

You should be fine if you keep it on the low. Stick to casas, online or strip clubs.

One of the YouTuber Flyboy went live last night to give update on lleras and it seems like some or most businesses are back open again. Some girls are hanging around in Calle 10. Gusto's is back on business.

Timestamp: 1:57:36.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WaREdzp...VIjKivf7zj1mj1

[JohnnieCash]

locals kicking out regular tourists in Pergamino

Video: https://www.tiktok.com/@la_verdad_me...25957767171334

Strange times.

[ElSexoChino7]

I booked my ticket to Medellin, April 10th to April 15th.

You should be fine if you keep it on the low. Stick to casas, online or strip clubs.

One of the YouTuber Flyboy went live last night to give update on lleras and it seems like some or most businesses are back open again. Some girls are hanging around in Calle 10. Gusto's is back on business.

Timestamp: 1:57:36.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WaREdzp...VIjKivf7zj1mj1

[Zeos1]

I could be wrong. But they have been trying to clean up Lleras for years now. Especially the prostitution. It seemed like they're just harassing tourists because they don't want gringos there since gringos are the reason the locals price of living has inflated.

Gringos have nothing to do with locals cost of living. They are a drop in the bucket as far as the economy. Total tourism is not even much of a factor, and gringos are only a part of that.

The populace are upset with the sex tourism industry in a big way. And the politicians are listening. And acting. So the public sees male tourists to Colombia as depraved predators and politicians are doing something about it. A 6 month emergency order making prostitution illegal in certain areas is their response.

But there are others, especially in the affected areas, who see their businesses being destroyed if the tourists (non mongers as well as mongers) are chased away. Hence the protest by businesses. While this law does not target tourists at all really, it is in response to the perceptions around sex tourism, and so don't expect to be popular.

[MoonShot]

Wonder how the Lleras cleanup will impact casas like New Life and Energy plus clubs like La Isla and Loutron in terms of availability and rates. Any guesses?

I have been guilty of this too but we should focus on what is actually going on as opposed what I think may happen. What you think may happen is just mindless chit chat. What is actually happening is useful information. Instead of speculating, we just see what is happening in the next few weeks and some can report on the reality of the situation. I wouldn't panic over what may happen and just watch what is happening.