Quito

av. Maldonado y Pujilí 900 metros al sur de El Recreo
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[QUOTE=Hoof Hunter]Anyone know where Factory was located? I don't recall that name in gringolandia. Anyway, had to be a messed up situation.

No need to be overly-paranoid, but I advise fellow mongers to know where the exits are in these monger spots that we frequent. In some of the nightclubs and chongos that I've gone too, there was barely any room to move. A couple of places that come to mind for me would be Touch Me and gringolandia disco No Bar. Just be cognizant.
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[QUOTE=Jlpenia]Somebody has been in El Espectador 817 recently? I think is no more that place, because I try to find 817 in that small street but any house has that number in all street. Could somebody give some clue to find the massage room?

it is in the left side o in the right side of the street? Approx. distance from the corner fo Shirys Av?

Any reference to find it?

Josh[/QUOTE]

Walking from Shirys Ave, it would be on the right side of the street, almost to the end. It is part of a larger building, has a mirriored front, but no sign. But I recall that the address - 817 is marked, but on the wooden? door push. You need to knock on the door / doorbell - but if they are all busy they will not answer the door. 3 girls in 3 cubicals. There was a recent report from just a week or so ago. Probably still there. Just hard to find the first time.

Also note - only open 10am-5pm?? So after 6pm no one is there.

-P

The factory wasnt a chongo, it was a bar, nothing to do with fuckclubs.

Also I found a new one, near chongo #10, la gata caliente (in Tungs list), in Veintimilla Street, it has a 415, painted over the door. I haven't been inside but I got a card in the street, telling me about this place. The girls in this place ask 15 usd for a "greek massage", I don't know what the hell is that, so anyone is free to go and find out.

This house is open Thursday to Saturday. I don't exact times, or the price of admission fee.

" The girls in this place ask 15 usd for a "greek massage", I don't know what the hell is that, so anyone is free to go and find out "

That's where they stick their hand up your ass. Give it a try . . .

it has been four months of isg silence. i had nothing more to say last december and used the time to pursue other projects. but i may have a few posts left in me to provide value and context of the scene here. one example is to address an issue that is becoming more prevalent in quito: the police.

during my first six months in quito in 2006 i remember the police coming into a chongo only once, in cheers, where i was id’d. they left and business immediately resumed.

since january 2008 i have seen the police at least a dozen times. mostly they take to identifying the chicas, asking a handful of guys for id, then leave, music plays and the party continues. the only place i have seen them escort girls out was in body in february, a few columbians not having proper id (but clearly being of legal age). 4033, nitecats, 3 star, club 122 are other visits that come to mind.

it was february when i noticed the smaller chongo amorcito (next to el swing) closed. this didn't surprise me as the boys running the place regularly poured a long line of fuel on the floor to light it up in a fire display. it reopened earlier this month as el swing'cito, a different door leading up to the same chongo.

about march 5 i showed up at 3 star to find it shut down, a large government sticker "closed" pasted across its main door, autographed by the lead administrators of two government departments. it stayed shut for a month, quietly reopened and is back in business. they use a different door now, bypassing the "closed doors. " oddly i have not seen lord byron (the owner) since before its closure.

i celebrated 3 stars reopening in early april by taking a hot, slender negrita down for a record nine fichas in a single night. sweaty, sticky, lovely.

also in march i noticed sala vip (the green door place) was closed down for a few days.

then, as reported on the board, la luna was shut down on april 4th or so. i was there on a thursday, one day before it was shut down, spent 6 hours in all three clubs. i never saw anything close to a 13 year old girl. i popped a couple 20-somethings, including one in a sweaty 75 minute session. i continue to see la luna girls 'spread' about the city in different chongos, indicating to me it has yet to reopen.

up to this point i thought it was a matter of the chongo owners "renegotiating" with whatever government figures are involved. a matter of hand-greasing with a greater percentage of donated cash. tonight i saw something different.

recently in club 122 i found a newbie chica, 23 years young, to rock my world. first session was 35 minutes long, seven orgasms on her part. i've never experienced anything like her before. she is quite the precedent. second session she voluntarily gave me a bbbj, offered bbfs, plus lubed up her asshole for entry. the fifth session escalated into a double ficha, 60 minutes long, for twelve orgasms. today i entered club 122 at 4:45pm for round six. we made 70 minutes of bareback loving.

at about 5:20pm we noticed the music stopped, everything went quiet. we kept on fucking till 6pm. she turns her phone back on as we dress, a friend telling her "the police are outside. "

we exited to the main room. all guys and girls are just standing around, quietly talking. i walk to the front door. it’s closed. no one is getting in or out. hmmm. whatever. i buy another beer and start reading the miami herald.

five minutes later all the chicas are screaming and rep001tering. christ, i thought they were machine-gunning the front door. turns out they were fleeing the tv cameras. i say "hi mom! hi dad! " while locals around me bust a gut laughing.

my girl comes up to me, asks if there are cameras. i nodded yes. she winces. i gave her my copy of the herald to hide herself with.

what the fuck? who are these odd looking women? they are taking notes and pictures. all that was missing was a csi squad to collect dna samples from the stained sheets.

and who are these two young girls standing at the ficha desk? i’ve never seen them before, and i hit club 122 on a daily basis. are they on some police-education tour -- or being planted for the media? i don’t know. but these older women sure do like their note-taking.

finally the front doors are opened. with beer in hand i walk through two lines of police to exit the front yard, onto the street. no one ids me (i always carry my passport as the police like seeing the original, not a copy). as they exit many of the local males are covering their faces. at the entrance more women are taking notes and digital pictures.

huh?! i ask a group of local males is la galeria (200 juan murillo), next door to club 122, a chongo again? yes, they replied. sheesh, i didn’t even know it was back in business. went for supper.

so what is going on? it is obvious since january 2008 there is a new, heavier policing policy implemented. that a greater pressure is being exerted. before today i have never seen such scrutiny being applied during a police visit. where this is going it is tough to say. it’s a little bit premature to say the end of the world is coming. unless someone from the government’s "chongo division" steps forward to enlighten us all we can do is continue to monitor things as they develop.

the only thing i can say with certainty is: thank fuck the montreal canadiens beat the boston bruins the other day in game 7.

i have four or five days left on my visa, then its time for cali, columbia. i am going to be two-fisting beers here in quito in a final blowout weekend. time for nitecats ...

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Hey guys,

I'm back in Quito.

Can any of you recomend me the top 10 places to go at the moment?

This Club 122 is interesting.

I'm hitting there tomorrow.

[QUOTE=Tungurahua]It has been four months of ISG silence. I had nothing more to say last December and used the time to pursue other projects. But I may have a few posts left in me to provide value and context of the scene here. One example is to address an issue that is becoming more prevalent in Quito: the police.[/QUOTE]

It's not just the chongos. It's the bars and restaurants too. They went through about 2 weeks ago and made all the bars without permits on jose calama remove their tables in front of their establishments. Only papayanet survived as they had the right permits apparently. Someone is flexing some muscle.

It seems that maybe they are trying to shame (or scare) people into not going to the chongos. If guys/girls have to worry about cameras and their families finding out, maybe they will stay away.

David

This time the police is checking every bar, every restaurant and every chongo, since the fire in factory bar at the south, since 15 people died, now everyone in the mayor's office is going crazy about the safety inside every house, and bla bla bla, besides this is the year when Quito elects a new mayor, so every one is bitching about this and that.

As usual expect this to last only for 2 weeks, then everything is going back to normal.

Its not like police is trying to keep people out of chongos is just that after the incident in the Factory discoteque they are checking on all the places and see if they have the right permits and fulfill the requirements to be open

[QUOTE=Gabriel Ecu]Hey guys,

I'm back in Quito.

Can any of you recomend me the top 10 places to go at the moment?

This Club 122 is interesting.

I'm hitting there tomorrow.[/QUOTE]

its closed.

[QUOTE=Gabriel Ecu]Its not like police is trying to keep people out of chongos is just that after the incident in the Factory discoteque they are checking on all the places and see if they have the right permits and fulfill the requirements to be open[/QUOTE]

Tungurahua is right in that it started a while back (long before the fire). The police have been much more visible for the last few months. It's been obvious in the Gringolandia area. The Luna raid happened before the fire. So did the removal of the tables in front of establishments on jose calama. They are stepping up enforcement. Why is anyone's guess (perhaps it is the elections this year). Who knows.

David

I was in NightKat on Wednesday. The place was empty until right around 10pm. Turns out the girls are working in the chongo next door. After the place closes, they move over to NightKat. A bunch of girls and guys all came over at once. This is how one of the workers at Kat explained it to me. Not sure if this is a trend that will continue but anyone going to Kat might as well wait until at least 10:30 or 11 before showing up. You used to be able to find girls there in the early evening (6+).

David

[QUOTE=Mraughh]its closed.[/QUOTE]Is it closed forever? :cry:

Postscript: Yes! tung is back!

[QUOTE=Gabriel Ecu]Its not like police is trying to keep people out of chongos is just that after the incident in the Factory discoteque they are checking on all the places and see if they have the right permits and fulfill the requirements to be open[/QUOTE]Recently also closed Night Club Sala Vip (I phoned one of the girls who are working there and she told me that they will be open again at moday 28 of april, let´s see...) and La Nina 270

Last night I was in Body and I met a girl with the name Nella or something like that: 20 years, morenita from (if she didn´t lie) Atacames, just after the TLN (I paid 20 dollar for that) she robbed me: camera, ipod etc etc. This afternoon I warned the management from Body and they remembered indeed the girl. I´m sure she has girlfriends working in Body, so take good care of your belongings.