Medellin Reports

[AdamWl]

...she kept trying to get me to buy her a condo, a motorcycle.

Don't be such a cheapskate, just buy her a condo. LOL.

8/10 chicas you see walking around Llera go to centro in the day (the street llera girls.)

On a related note, I had a chat over a pony malta with centro SW recently that quoted me "50 mil y todo que quieres", said she works Poblado in the evenings, had a guy pay her 200 usd for un rato recently, normally she charges 300 mil there, bragged how she had 4 gringo boyfriends sending her money (where is all that cash gone now I wondered), one renting apartment for her, another older one offering to have baby with her but was infertile so wanted to buy a sperm first (biazzare), then she showed me her FB profile with photos that look 5 x better than her in a real life, to the point I was wondering if it's even her (make up and filters are no joke) and also said she wants to go to Spain to work at some point and then offered to share some tussi with me (no thanks).

[JohnnieCash]

They're not on your side. It seems if you get yourself in difficulty here you're on your own.

People here will watch but not get involved. Why should they risk it for a stranger?

[Orgasmico]

ngeles Spa.

Cra. 81 #42 52, Laureles. Estadio, Medelland, Laureles, Medelland, Antioquia Colombia apartment 202.

+57 3207376183.

https://catalogoangeles.********.com...e-angeles.html

I walked in and in a few minutes I picked out a 19 year old beauty who said she had just started that day and we got along very very well. However it's more than $15. Definitely prices have gone up I suppose as more mongers arrive. Supply and demand. But $65 is still so low compared to what similar talent would cost in any Western country.

Think I've heard of it. Casas outside of El Centro are typically more expensive. A session in El Centro might run you $65 mil or about $16 USA now.

[TexasPistol]

What was the name of the brothal? Yes, back in the day you could go into a casa en El Centro and pick a diamond in the ruff or college student for $15 usd or less. There were even some that had 2 for 1 specials on certain days.

Ángeles Spa.

Cra. 81 #42 52, Laureles. Estadio, Medellíand, Laureles, Medellíand, Antioquia Colombia apartment 202.

+57 3207376183.

https://catalogoangeles.********.com...e-angeles.html

I walked in and in a few minutes I picked out a 19 year old beauty who said she had just started that day and we got along very very well. However it's more than $15. Definitely prices have gone up I suppose as more mongers arrive. Supply and demand. But $65 is still so low compared to what similar talent would cost in any Western country.

[TexasPistol]

The foodie scene (gastronomy as the locals call it) in Medellin is amazing and continuing to grow. A lot of the tourist now coming are foodies

That's pretty interesting. People actually fly down from LOS Angeles or Miami to Medellin just to check out the restaurants? Most American cities also have gourmet cuisine. But I guess whatever floats your boat.

[Orgasmico]

Wow that's really impressive. I was in Medellin a few weeks ago and once I stopped flailing around and found a good brothel, I was blown away. For about $65, I was getting unforgettable sex. I wish I could have seen it during the Golden Age LOL.

What was the name of the brothal? Yes, back in the day you could go into a casa en El Centro and pick a diamond in the ruff or college student for $15 usd or less. There were even some that had 2 for 1 specials on certain days.

[TexasPistol]

Have to agree with you. You can pretty much do everything in Medellin in one short visit. IMO, the hiking is fun, especially when you extend it beyond Antioquia. But, the mongering scene has declined, especially with the Centro casas and strip clubs falling off.

Wow that's really impressive. I was in Medellin a few weeks ago and once I stopped flailing around and found a good brothel, I was blown away. For about $65, I was getting unforgettable sex. I wish I could have seen it during the Golden Age LOL.

[Orgasmico]

The foodie scene (gastronomy as the locals call it) in Medellin is amazing and continuing to grow. A lot of the tourist now coming are foodies and not mongers, as word has been getting out in other cities (where branches of Medellin restaurants have won Michelin awards). It is similar to the early food-scene rise that took place in Barcelona in the past decade or two.

That's interesting. I belong to a Foodie group on FB, but outside of that, just about everyone I know isn't impressed with the food. Which restaurants or dishes in Medellin are people raving about? Never heard of people coming to Medellin for the food so I'd like to hear about these amazing dishes.

[SankarShetty]

This is a great report. I have sent this to ROD thread so people can use this a starting point.

What's good fellas. I've been in Medellin since Sept 12 and still here and rocking. I've slept with 85 women of which 95 of them are pregnant from rawdogging, had 3 operations on my dick when it almost fell off, currently engaged with 12,5 moved in my 2 bedroom apartment, including 2 of their babies, one mother, and 3 dogs, and fellas I am living the dream. Ok now that humor's out of the way here's my trip summary so far:

ARRIVAL AND LODGING: Here in fact since 9/12, and everything's been cool for the most part. I work remotely so I found a great co-working apartment that accommodates with business grade internet that doesn't go down, good speed, and able to use my own router which I must. Since then I've been researching and I notice Medellin is a great city for digital nomads obviously, where even if you stay in a hotel / airbnb with no work setup you can easily lease a professional co-working space or office around the city for a low daily / weekly rate. Not every country offers that and even here in Colombia those aren't available everywhere. As I plan to continue traveling to various countries and stay away much longer, Medellin and Bogota are definitely on top for the list for the nomad lifestyle..

[Gabacho]

You have demonstrated the good and bad in Medellin but that taxi driver just tipped things in the wrong direction. He must have known what was happening. They're not on your side. It seems if you get yourself in difficulty here you're on your own.

I fucking hate Colombian taxi drivers with a passion. They are all thieves and scammers and carry around a bunch of counterfeit bills which they switch with your real bills and give back to you. In may of 2022 I reported a taxi driver did this to me but I caught it and told him it wasn't my bill that he was handing back to me and I crumbled it up and threw it on the ground as I was exiting the taxi and then the fucker drove off. He didn't get me for any extra money as per his plan he just didn't give me my change back because the fare was 16 mil and I was paying with a 20 mil when he swapped it and said the bill appeared to be falso and handed it back to me.

After that incident I stopped using taxi cabs except for in very few situations where there wasn't any other options but I'm always very alert if I use a taxi and constantly thinking they are trying to still from me so I pay with small bills and even coins.

Its best to just not use taxis at all period. The best is to use public transport such as busses and the metro. As an alternative I also like to use Picap and Didi Moto. They are safe, fast, and affordable and don't carry around fake cash to steal from people.

[DiscoverFL]

I don't want to insult Medellin, however there isn't any amazing art or architecture, there's no beach, no ancient historical sites. Is it worth a special visit just to see the Comuna 13 graffiti?

The foodie scene (gastronomy as the locals call it) in Medellin is amazing and continuing to grow. A lot of the tourist now coming are foodies and not mongers, as word has been getting out in other cities (where branches of Medellin restaurants have won Michelin awards). It is similar to the early food-scene rise that took place in Barcelona in the past decade or two.

[Turgid]

...... I askd the taxi driver to call the police and the fucker was laughing......

You have demonstrated the good and bad in Medellin but that taxi driver just tipped things in the wrong direction. He must have known what was happening. They're not on your side. It seems if you get yourself in difficulty here you're on your own.

[Orgasmico]

I don't want to insult Medellin, however there isn't any amazing art or architecture, there's no beach, no ancient historical sites. Is it worth a special visit just to see the Comuna 13 graffiti? The mountains surrounding Medellin look amazing and would be great places to go hiking and backpacking.

Have to agree with you. You can pretty much do everything in Medellin in one short visit. IMO, the hiking is fun, especially when you extend it beyond Antioquia. But, the mongering scene has declined, especially with the Centro casas and strip clubs falling off. Like Sosua, CR and other places, you can still have fun, especially if you are a newbie. Roll with the punches.

[Huacho]

Since when do human traffickers have written contracts? Seems like proof of an illegal activity. Has anyone here ever gotten paid receipts for a coke or reefer purchase? Seems like a new sad story scam.

Well, I get receipts every time with my reefer purchases, since it's fully legal where I live.

[TexasPistol]

Not necessarily. If 50 guys drugged and robbed and the number of foreign mongering visitors is 10,000 per month out of the 500,000 total visitors per month, then you are diluting the numbers by including tourist that are not bringing a strange chick to their room or not outside walking alone and therefore not being drugged and robbed.

At least as far a Medellin goes, the proportion of mongers is probably higher. I have seen estimates that about 300,000 US tourists and 100,000 European tourists visit each year. I can't see any reason to visit other than sex. I don't want to insult Medellin, however there isn't any amazing art or architecture, there's no beach, no ancient historical sites. Is it worth a special visit just to see the Comuna 13 graffiti? The mountains surrounding Medellin look amazing and would be great places to go hiking and backpacking. They also look like great places to get robbed and murdered. During my recent two week visit I saw a couple of fair skinned obviously foreign young men accompanied by very attractive fair skinned girlfriends. I felt like like asking these men "Why are you here?" Maybe they want a threesome with paisa? I'm really curious.

About safety, this is my advice: Check into your hotel or airbnb. Take an Uber to and from brothels. To find them, click on this link.

https://co.mileroticos.com/escorts/a...in/buscar-spa/

Or google Salones de Masajes Eróticos Medellin.

Or read this forum.

You'll have a great time at a reasonable cost and the chance of anything terrible happening is almost nil. You'll only be on the street to visit nearby restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies and ATM machines and I would suggest doing that before about 9:00 am or 10:00 am if possible. Criminals are not early morning people. And as far as ATM's go, because of the robbery risk, I would use them sparingly. Almost every place I went, including the brothel and the supermarket, accepted Visa.