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08-09-21 19:04 #48306
Posts: 122"A weekend with Pablo Escobar"
A friend recently sent me a link to the article below entitled "A Weekend with Pablo Escobar". Perhaps this post best belongs on the far less active, "Stupid Shit in Medellin" thread, but I thought that many BMs here, especially the veteran Medellin hands, would find it entertaining. The author's a Colombian journalist who was invited by Escobar (back in 1983) to visit with him at the drug lord's Naples hacienda (the one populated by an exotic menagerie—both of African wildlife and of human oddities as well). This account of the visit wasn't published until some 20 years later.
As an aside: I don't know about you, but when visiting Medellin today, I find the phenomena of Narco-Tourism to be somehow both amusing and sad, at one and the same time.
https://prodavinci.com/un-fin-de-sem...pablo-escobar/
FYI, the article's in Español, but for those that don't speak / read Spanish, when I click on the Twitter or Instagram icons at the top right of the article and then return to the document itself, a Google translate option appears at the upper right.
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08-09-21 18:29 #48305
Posts: 34Misspellings
Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]
Huspedes = Hospedes.
Tengon = Tengo.
Nmero = Numero.
And a few more small mispellings.
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08-09-21 18:16 #48304
Posts: 5484Originally Posted by Hadward [View Original Post]
2. You should read more posts. This question was just answered.
3. There are black and white chicas in abundance throughout Colombia. You will find them in the same places as you find white chicas. Prostitution in Colombia isn't segregated.
4. Some people love SA. Other people have no use for it. Again you should read more posts.
5. Mil is Spanish for thousand. 50 mil or 50 k is referring to 50,000 Colombian pesos.
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08-09-21 18:06 #48303
Posts: 5484Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 18:03 #48302
Posts: 5484Originally Posted by JC9999 [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 17:45 #48301
Posts: 2952Originally Posted by Hadward [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 17:38 #48300
Posts: 2952Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 15:50 #48299
Posts: 23Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 15:40 #48298
Posts: 623Cambios
Originally Posted by DiverOyster [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 09:19 #48297
Posts: 1643Originally Posted by Regnom3000 [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 08:03 #48296
Posts: 5Travelling to Medellin next week
Hello everyone,
I read lot of post on this forum I have few question.
1. I have read one of the post where he visited brothels. Is it safe to visit brothels?
2. Any girl friendly hotels?
3. Medellin have black chicas? Or Bogotá have more black chicas? Any places in Medellin where you find black chicas?
4. Is it really worth it to try SA? Any one have good luck with it or waste of time and money. I see few of them say they have lot of bots in their websites or any website suggestion.
5. Lot of people on this form are mentioning like 50 mil which means 50 million?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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08-09-21 08:00 #48295
Posts: 5484Originally Posted by RiskyBusinesss [View Original Post]
If you're staying for a short time, 2 weeks or less, either a guest friendly hotel or apartment will work fine. If you're going to be there for a longer stay, 2 or 3 nights in a hotel should give you time to check out apartment options.
Since you've done your research, I'm going to assume you want to stay either in Laureles or in Poblado. Poblado is more expensive, especially close to Parque Lleras. Laureles is more accessible for walking around.
If you're looking to spend $30-$50 per night for lodging, Laureles has more options. If you're looking at $60 and up, Poblado has more options.
For apartments in Laureles San Peter apartments is a good choice. You can find them listed on Hotels.com and other booking sites. They are chica friendly and convenient, with banks, restaurants and a grocery store nearby.
For hotels, as per Osteoknot, Ayenda hotels are chica friendly and there are several in Laureles. Just search Google for Ayenda hotel Medellin and look at the map.
If you're more interested in Poblado Energy Living is a very popular place to rent apartments. It's fairly expensive, but it's well reviewed here. There are also some Chica friendly hotels. Haven Hotel, Hotel Du Park Royale and others are decent options, but you'll pay more.
If the place says "no sex tourism", don't book there. Unless you're planning on leaving the sex part out of your tourism.
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08-09-21 07:41 #48294
Posts: 1643Thanks, yes
Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
I was always a Suzuki guy, or maybe a Honda guy, but the culture here in Medellin is pro-Yamaha. Nothing wrong with Kawasaki either when you're talkin' Japanese rice burners.
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08-09-21 07:25 #48293
Posts: 1643You picked a good post after which to model yours
Originally Posted by Regnom3000 [View Original Post]
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08-09-21 06:37 #48292
Posts: 2Airbnb Host Warns me of drugging
I was asking if its okay to bring tinder girls the apartment he's renting out and says its fine but to be careful and he has a protocol to follow because his guests have been drugged and robbed before. My Spanish isn't great so I lost him on how he was explaining his "protocol" can anyone help me out on what he means by this?
"Te cuento chicas de tinder han robado a mis huéspedes. Les dan escopolmina y los drogan.
Tengon un protocolo.
Un protocolo que debes cumplir si o si o si.
El protocolo consiste en lo siguiente:
Tu número de (Hidden by Airbnb) para corroborar que estas vivo y consciente al momento de que las personas entran y salen del apartamento.
Con un codigo de seguridad que sólo tú sabes!
Y este debe ser verificado por el señor de la puerta.
Al entrar y al salir."