Rio de Janeiro Reports

[TomJackin]

One has to start somewhere, especially if one has poor language skills. I started that way in Medellin, Colombia and I am thankful for that. As my Spanish improved, I moved on. Not everyone starts as an expert.

I understand your point. However, knowing the language has nothing to do with having a blast in a different country.

I had the time of my life when I went to Rio for carnival in 2004 and 2006 and I did not speak the language. Returned last December after learning some basic phrases; had a great time.

My first time in the DR, Sosua, 9-10 years ago, that was my best trip in the DR ever; again, I did not speak a word of the language.

I've been exploring many countries since 1978 (thanks to the Navy), and personally, I would be bored to death in places like Black Beards Resort and Casa Blanca.

But then again, everyone has their own safety zone.

[Eszpresszo]

One has to start somewhere, especially if one has poor language skills. I started that way in Medellin, Colombia and I am thankful for that. As my Spanish improved, I moved on. Not everyone starts as an expert.

Nobody starts as an expert. But, nobody learns unless they take a chance. And mongering has always been about risks. My Spanish is lousy. I can't barely speak a dozen words in Spanish when I went to Medellin over two years ago. I had a great time. My Spanish was marginally better when I arrived in the DR last year. I took some risks and pulled some dicey girls off the streets and businesses where management had no control over who went in and out. It was a challenge, I had one serious confrontation and yes it was fun. Went to Bogota for this past labor day weekend and after some tutoring I spoke some basic Spanish. However that didn't prevent some misunderstandings regarding prices, but I still had a great time and came back with my hide intact (see my trip reports on the Bogota thread).

These forums have reports by people who walked down La Linea in Guatemala City or strip clubs in Lagos. I have walked around Avenue La Greiff In Medellin's Centro after dark to look at the street meat. Not recommended but somebody has to do so you don't have to. That was my first trip to Latin America, period. I've walked into dark compounds in Bali only to have guys walk out of the shadows and say "You need lady?" only to find out that these were safe and friendly spots for great, cheap sex with tiny Asian girls.

What does this website say at the top of the page? Money is world's greatest aphrodisiac. And guess what? Money is also the language of short-term love. I have yet to monger in a country where money has not transcended all linguistic barriers.

The internet has created a class of low level mongers. Some will ascend or others will stay in their "safe place" bubbles, seeking out the first-world safety of the FKK clubs in Germany or places like the Mansion in MDE as long as they have the substantial cash for it. But, for those who aspire for more, low level mongers will never get much respect. We can't help you go to places we never went to and never will go to unless we find ourselves in a wheelchair.

[Lefeu]

Those places you mentioned are for amateurs that are shooting fishing in a bucket, not even a barrel.

If you are only used to those type of places; stay far from Rio, the place would eat you alive!

One has to start somewhere, especially if one has poor language skills. I started that way in Medellin, Colombia and I am thankful for that. As my Spanish improved, I moved on. Not everyone starts as an expert.

[Eszpresszo]

Yep, pretty boring, better you stay home, LOL.

Well, I think the OP is just yanking our chain or throwing out flame bait, at this point. Someone who thinks Rio or Sao Paolo are boring places, but needs to find a "safe place" to get an erection in? That's hard to take very seriously.

[Balboa]

And that what makes Rio or Sao Paulo so exciting, I would be bored as hell with places like that.

Yep, pretty boring, better you stay home, LOL.

[Combo]

Barra de Tijuca.

Went there years ago and liked it. It's actually all the way in Recreio, which is past Barra de Tijuca. Not a lot going on in that area that I could tell, other than a nice beach and decent surfing.

[Ee2002]

I spoke to him a numberof times at different clubs. He even gave me his number once when he invited me to a show in a favela. Nice person a good performer, he will be missed.

RIP MC Catra. This song was and still is the bomb.

https://youtu.be/B0RpUY5Nmtg

[Mangera]

Where is this Paris Cafe?

Barra de Tijuca.

[JamieStarr38]

Those places you mentioned are for amateurs that are shooting fishing in a bucket, not even a barrel.

If you are only used to those type of places; stay far from Rio, the place would eat you alive!

And that what makes Rio or Sao Paulo so exciting, I would be bored as hell with places like that.

[TomJackin]

Black Beards Resort in the Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic or Casa Blanca (or whatever name they use now) in Medellin, Colombia.

Those places you mentioned are for amateurs that are shooting fishing in a bucket, not even a barrel.

If you are only used to those type of places; stay far from Rio, the place would eat you alive!

[BjjDom]

Perola Negra in barra the Tijuka.

Special party everyday.

150 Reais / 30 minutes.

200 Reais / 1 HR.

There are over 50 girls everyday.

Was there 2 weeks ago on a Thursday, less than 10 girls there.

[Combo]

Perola Negra in barra the Tijuka.

Special party everyday.

150 Reais / 30 minutes.

200 Reais / 1 HR.

There are over 50 girls everyday.

Never heard of this place. Is it a termas setup?

[Mr Enternational]

Black Beards Resort in the Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic or Casa Blanca (or whatever name they use now) in Medellin, Colombia.

No. When you step up into Brazil the training wheels have to come off.

[MongerForSex]

Perola Negra in barra the Tijuka.

Special party everyday.

150 Reais / 30 minutes.

200 Reais / 1 HR.

There are over 50 girls everyday.

[Bliadun]

Black Beards Resort in the Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic or Casa Blanca (or whatever name they use now) in Medellin, Colombia.