Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=Anaggie;2890009]Very true. I think this time I am going to try to get it out of my system in Rio the night before, or at the hotel in SP in the afternoon before heading to Scandello on Thursday evening.[/QUOTE]Another worthwhile approach to get into the right vibe is to take in a clinica in the afternoon, and hit Scandallo or different boate in the evening.

Abbaboro is my favorite regular SP clinica (360 br per session with 200 for the girl /160 for the house on CC), but lately I have been exploring the higher end boutique clinicas like the Palms, Sharon and Taj Mahal.

The Palms is easily my favorite clinica in this latter category. They have boate quality girls and luxurious, spa like rooms. There is no lineup, unfortunately, so customers must make their selection from highly photoshopped pics. But despite this handicap, I have met some very attractive, boate quality girls at this particular casa and I recommend it.

The rate at the Palms is high (750 br with 350 br to the girl and 400 to the house). Ouch. It is the highest rate of all SP clinicas. I think Sharon is 650 br and the Taj is about the same or maybe a little less. The best thing to do is contact the clinica about 90 minutes before you think you might want to go (whatsapp) and they will send you pics of their available girls from which you can make an appointment if you want. Up to you.

Good hunting,

A. H.

Can anyone recommend anywhere to watch the UFC on Saturday?

[QUOTE=Dollars;2888229]You have been asking this same question all over the Brazil forum. The reason you have not had a response is because we want people like you to utilize the wealth of information ALREADY housed here in the forum. Just use the search function at the top right hand side of the forum. Type in your key words or better yet go to the Curitiba folder in the Brazil section.[/QUOTE]Thank you for your response yet of no help to the information I seeked. I have used this site for years together and ofcourse, I have read the website. The Curitiba folder / site is very quiet and dated information. Hence seeking help. Instead of helping you just gave a very condescending reply which was useless to me. I am sorry to say that. If you knew what to do in Curitiba or places of interest, share it. If you don't. Just go to the next post instead of heavy-handed advise. What made you think I didn't read the folder. I just didn't find any guidance after spending hours on it already and hence the post. My assumption is. Posting and asking help is "one" of the reasons this forum exists.

I usually set my VPN to my home country (Colombia) and open the web page or application for ESPN or whatever other provider is showing what I want to see. There are sports bars around town. If football matches are happening during UFC you might have a hard time getting the TVs changed to show it.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2890104]Can anyone recommend anywhere to watch the UFC on Saturday?[/QUOTE]

If you want to see it in a club, any Scandallo or Bomboa have area for that and big LCDs. Bomboa second floor I believe is better this time because it's an american bar. Scandallo restaurant is maybe too classy for UFC.

If you want to enjoy with locals and civilians, the hundred+ bars in Vila Madalena is the place. There is a metro station a few blocks from there.

Any Brazilian star in the fight list?

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2890104]Can anyone recommend anywhere to watch the UFC on Saturday?[/QUOTE]

Need some advice. I am an experienced SP guy and like high end but haven't done the scene before 11 pm much. So I am really a nighttime guy. Scandallo. Casarao. Bomboa. Of the clinicas I tried I like Abobora best.

But this upcoming trip I may explore daytime a bit also at the very least on my last day when I have to leave for GRU at 7 PM.

I suppose the Palms or Sharon might be a good option? Should I try Scandallo that early like go early afternoon and be ready to wrap up by 630? Other ideas? I did book my room to include the night of my flight so I could always find a girl a day or two before and do her again on flight day at my hotel. So I have some thoughts. But I’d love to hear ur thoughts. Thx.

[QUOTE=Anaggie;2836683]Went to Scandello on a Monday afternoon around 2 pm as I had to check out of the hotel and my flight was at 10:30 PM to come back home.

I took my suitcase and my backpack with me to Scandello. Before entry they thoroughly check your bags. Entry was 300 all consumable, and they have a space to store your luggage. It is very secure and you can leave all your valuables with them. They even gave me a Brazilian charging plug my iPhone cable so I could charge it inside the club.

Upon entry the restaurant, small patio and the bar is open. Everything else is closed. There were about 15 to 20 girls walking around and they ranged from 6. [/QUOTE]

Hey Steve9696 . My report from an afternoon at Scandello.

Thanks Knowledge and HiddenEye, appreciate the replies.

Co main event has Mocaino in it who is Brazilian. Not a big name but really fun fighter to watch, he's fighting Dober who is very exciting too.

Will probably head over to Vila Madalena to try and watch it.

[QUOTE=Anaggie;2890335]Hey Steve9696 . My report from an afternoon at Scandello.[/QUOTE]Super helpful as always A. Luv this forum.

Took a black stunner from Casarao last night who I've had my eye on past few nights. Turns out she was born in Nigeria but moved to Brazil.

300 for ST and great performance.

Today I took Pietra from 57 Friends and had a good 30 minute session for 220.

Nowhere comes close to Brazil in terms of mongering IMO.

Does 57 friends and brooklin offer florista?

I am heading to SP mid February (after Carnival) and have been doing a lot of reading here on the various entertainment I can explore while there. This is a super long post. Sorry about that.

For context, I am a middle-aged American gringo. I have never been to Brazil and only have basic polite phrases in Portuguese, but can manage in French / Spanish.

I've hobbied in the US, UK, Germany, France, Poland, and Japan. I appreciate the various cultures of service. I hate the American style AMP, really like Artemis FKK, and also dug the BJ-only bars I found in Tokyo.

It sounds like the two main types of hobbying in Brazil are Clinicas and Clubs. I prefer an incall situation, so that's great for me.

As I plan my trip, I have a couple of questions:

Where to stay?

I assume the balance of my adventures will be 60/40 clinicas / clubs due to cost. Is there an neighborhood or area that makes sense to stay to reduce the Uber cost?

Dress Code?

I am pretty casual. I won't be bringing dress clothes. I assume that's not a problem in the clinicas, but maybe I will feel out of place in clubs?

Massage?

Honestly, I would almost always prefer a great massage + happy ending over a mediocre full service session. It sounds to me like the culture in Brazil emphasizes the "Illusion of Passion" so maybe full service will be the thing, but I really don't want to go somewhere expecting a good massage only to get a US-style "rub-and-tug". Are there places that are better suited for a real massage+?

Fake asses.

I. am not into this, but from the few escort pages I have looked at. There seem to be a LOT of surgically enhanced asses. Can someone explain the appeal?

Pricing.

So, it sounds like the clubs charge a cover charge that is inclusive of a few drinks. But while 300 brl seems fine. Do they tell you how much things cost, or do you just have to wing it and hope you are covered or have enough remaining cash when you leave? As for play pricing. It sounds like I should expect club girls to quote me as high as 2500 brl, but even in the high end places, the most I should pay is 1000 brl, and then only for a top tier girl. I am fine saying no to girls. I am so used to the US strip club hustle. What is standard pricing at clinicas?

Duration?

At the clubs, is it per pop or by time? Most scenes I have explored seem to be very focused on rapid turnover (which I get as a business model), but some places in Japan and the UK have a more time-focused approach which means multiple pops are available and also you don't feel like your partner is rushing you. I like a good long BJ / HJ, and hate it when a girl just starts cranking away for the pop instead of focusing on the tease / build up.

Post-op Trans?

I have never been somewhere where this is a thing, but it seems to be mentioned enough in Brazil discussions that I feel like I should be better educated. Do Clinicas / clubs employ post-op providers identifying as female without disclosing it? Or is that something that people seek out? No judgement on my part, but I would rather know and not feel duped or put in an awkward spot.

Any other advice is much appreciated. I plan on taking out cash in-country for the best exchange rate. I am a big guy, but would rather avoid conflict, so if there are areas to avoid or classic scams (like the touts in Tokyo who try to lure you into places) that would be great to know too.

Thanks to everyone for this great community!

[QUOTE=DonMoscow;2890997]Does 57 friends and brooklin offer florista?[/QUOTE]57 yes, Brooklyn probably not but you can look at GPG to find out.

[QUOTE=GattoRojo;2891273]I am heading to SP mid February (after Carnival) and have been doing a lot of reading here on the various entertainment I can explore while there.

As I plan my trip, I have a couple of questions
[/QUOTE]The Moema area is closest to the Clinicas discussed here. SP dress is somewhat like a large US city, locals don't wear shorts and sandals too much. City jeans / no logo T works in Clinicas and Boates. There are low, medium, and high end Clinicas discussed here, all with standardized pricing, ranging from $R150 or so for the low, $R300 for the mid $R800 for the high. The high ones are more likely to start with an OK massage. There are more natural options at all levels of Clinica, you just have to spidy sense it from a quick presentation or set of tablet photos. In almost all cases charge is by time.

[QUOTE=Nebulousity;2891439]The Moema area is closest to the Clinicas discussed here. SP dress is somewhat like a large US city, locals don't wear shorts and sandals too much. City jeans / no logo T works in Clinicas and Boates. There are low, medium, and high end Clinicas discussed here, all with standardized pricing, ranging from $R150 or so for the low, $R300 for the mid $R800 for the high. The high ones are more likely to start with an OK massage. There are more natural options at all levels of Clinica, you just have to spidy sense it from a quick presentation or set of tablet photos. In almost all cases charge is by time.[/QUOTE]Sorry but I have to disagree on the shorts part. I'm here now and loads of locals are wearing shorts (below middle aged people). That awful fashion of shorts and socks pulled up has made its way over here now.