Medellin Reports

[Lefeu]

Gentlemen,

I'm going to be in Medellin for the first time from 10/19 - 10/24 and am staying at Hotel M. I'm guessing I'm going to spend a lot of time in La Cueva but would like to check out the strip clubs / casas and pull some girls back to my room from there. Are there any organized tours that hit these spots from Hotel M or is my best bet to ask around at the hotel and hopefully find someone willing to show me around?

My best bet to ask around at the hotel and hopefully find someone willing to show me around.

This would most likely be your best bet. Although, it's fairly easy to do it yourself. Just get the names and addresses of the casas and take a taxi. That's all there is to it. For the downtown casas, you can easily walk from one to the others.

[ResetButton]

Gentlemen,

I'm going to be in Medellin for the first time from 10/19 - 10/24 and am staying at Hotel M. I'm guessing I'm going to spend a lot of time in La Cueva but would like to check out the strip clubs / casas and pull some girls back to my room from there. Are there any organized tours that hit these spots from Hotel M or is my best bet to ask around at the hotel and hopefully find someone willing to show me around?

[Hioctane]

I was actually focusing on the huge potential Medellin have to become a a place for producing pornography.

Brazil has made it and are today a big contributor.

US produces 25.000 scenes a year of HQ pornography.

Medelllin, with it's acceptance for beautiful prepagos and easy and open lifestyle about sex; Can it become a center for producing HQ pornography?

Then I added that many girls likes doing it, but yet not all the way. Today in the US it has exploaded into +100 niches and maybe 25.000 is an underestimation.

Medellin have an enourmous amount of sexy young girls, 80% are younger than 35 yo of the close to 2 million females in the metropolitan area.

Wages and total prodution costs should be a lot lower than Brazil.

No matter who is the winners and loosers etc, I just see that here are a potential; Medellin is Colombia's Barcelona that have / had PRIVATE, it's the same entrepreurial mentality here!

South America is by and large mostly Catholic. Although prostitution is accepted, it should not be flaunted which is why pornography will always be a grey area.

[Hioctane]

Though the age of legal consent is 14 years of age, you cannot have sex with a minor for money.

The legal age of consent is still the age of consent in your home country no matter where you go!

[HelpRules]

If you are talking about Liquid Lounge, they did open, got off to a rocky start, then the main owner killed himself:

http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...-LIQUID-STRIP-.

Last we heard is that they have closed the club and the other owners are selling the assets.

If you are talking about La Cueva a*k*a "The Cave" (the bar at the mansion), it has been a success IMO (I have stayed there a few times and was never disappointed with the selection available). The only thing that has changed is the owner (Robert left; new owner is a guy named Charlie).

The Mansion, a*k*a "Casa Blanca", a*k*a "Hotel Medellin Plaza" is now called "Hotel M".

Other than maybe a few casa closures and name changes, everything is the same.

I stayed at the Mansion once. I remember all the girls would hang out at the pool. Did they make the cave, so the neighbors wouldn't complain anymore from all the noise. Is the Australian still the owner of the Mansion.

[HoraleGuey]

I haven't been on the forum for quite a while. What happened to all the posts about the club that was opened by one of the owners of the mansion. Did they close down. Is Medellin better or about the same from 2011, which was the last time I went. Any new places that are now popular. Thanks.

I would say it is about the same, in some ways it has gotten more saturated with foreigners and the girls are more in tune to that, but at the same time most girls say on the whole business is a little worse. There is still a ton of competition and great action to be had at reasonable prices if you keep your head about you and know some Spanish.

One favorable thing vs 2011 is the exchange rate. I recall at times it dipped down to 1750-ish pesos to the dollar around that time period. It is now once again firmly above 2000, about 2050 pesos to the dollar, which is the best it has been in at least five years.

There are new MPs and MPs that have changed hands. Also some reorganization among the strip clubs and a couple new ones, including one "upscale" one in Lleras owned by the Bar Maracaibo guys. Some of the new MPs are cool, just hit the Centro and start walking to find them (using the map is also helpful).

Overall you will find a city that is gaining conveniences (but also gaining traffic, both in terms of roads and tourism). It won't be a lot different from your last trip three years ago overall though.

[SavePros321]

I haven't been on the forum for quite a while. What happened to all the posts about the club that was opened by one of the owners of the mansion. Did they close down. Is Medellin better or about the same from 2011, which was the last time I went. Any new places that are now popular. Thanks.

If you are talking about Liquid Lounge, they did open, got off to a rocky start, then the main owner killed himself:

http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...-LIQUID-STRIP-.

Last we heard is that they have closed the club and the other owners are selling the assets.

If you are talking about La Cueva a*k*a "The Cave" (the bar at the mansion), it has been a success IMO (I have stayed there a few times and was never disappointed with the selection available). The only thing that has changed is the owner (Robert left; new owner is a guy named Charlie).

The Mansion, a*k*a "Casa Blanca", a*k*a "Hotel Medellin Plaza" is now called "Hotel M".

Other than maybe a few casa closures and name changes, everything is the same.

[Member #4287]

http://www.eluniversal.com.co/suceso...netismo-173989

A question comes to my mind. I thought prostitution is legal in Colombia (see the number of grills). Then, what is the felony of "proxenetism" exactly? Doing that without official license?

"proxenetism" is pimping which is also illegal.

[HelpRules]

I haven't been on the forum for quite a while. What happened to all the posts about the club that was opened by one of the owners of the mansion. Did they close down. Is Medellin better or about the same from 2011, which was the last time I went. Any new places that are now popular.

Thanks

[LifeIsABeach]

http://www.eluniversal.com.co/suceso...netismo-173989
A question comes to my mind. I thought prostitution is legal in Colombia (see the number of grills). Then, what is the felony of "proxenetism" exactly? Doing that without official license?

Though the age of legal consent is 14 years of age, you cannot have sex with a minor for money.

[Boriman]

I did a spreadsheet of what it cost me for 20 years of marriage and all the associated divorce costs. I wish I had started buying pussy at a younger age. Would have saved a lot of frustration and money.

This reminds me of a conversation I once had with my boss. It went something like this:

Me: Vic, if you want to meet women you should go to the Dominican Republic.

Boss: But Jose, you're paying for sex.

Me: Cheaper than a wife! (five seconds of silence).

Boss: You got that right!

[Questner]

Yes, but if you read well, not only this article but also related ones, you see that most accusations look exaggerated (read also the comments by El Universo readers, all flamed against sex tourists who go to Cartagena to enjoy girls, like 99% of the readers of this forum). By the way, I think there is high probability that this guy is / was a regular poster here.

The alleged implication of minors seems to be a minor point of the whole story. The point is that police in these days in Colombia is acting to fight "PROXENETISMO". They arrested 5 people in Cartagena, and also closed a few bars at Bomba de El Amparo. Then my question: what is "PROXENETISMO" in Colombia? Not certainly organizing a business of girls. Doing it without license?

http://perso.unifr.ch/derechopenal/a...0130808_01.pdf

Article 213 and following Articles.

My strong suggestion IMHO is to refrain in discussing Colombian law as it applies to Colombian nationals only.

[FruitNinja]

I take it he is looking for a wife. So he went straight to Colombia for a few months thinking he could turn a hooker into a wife. Its not like he is the only one. I am amazed out how many people on here call these girls their novia, ect, ect. Its funny. Shopping for a girlfriend or wife among Colombian hookers is a different type of person than your average monger. If you are one of the guys who can pull it off you'll just be paying a long term GFE fee while she bangs the young guys in town. If your able to get her back with you.

I did a spreadsheet of what it cost me for 20 years of marriage and all the associated divorce costs. I wish I had started buying pussy at a younger age. Would have saved a lot of frustration and money.

[FruitNinja]

http://www.eluniversal.com.co/suceso...netismo-173989

A question comes to my mind. I thought prostitution is legal in Colombia (see the number of grills). Then, what is the felony of "proxenetism" exactly? Doing that without official license?

This was on the CBS network News last night. Crux of the story was kid trafficking. I think that's illegal regardless of where you live. And the age in the US follows you no matter where you travel.

[Cbear13]

Anybody up for a drink.