Rio de Janeiro Reports

Last week, mid week, Vagabundo and FlowState mongered into Treze de Maio Sala 2106 for a two man room clear.

In the apresentao were:

Camila, huge rack, cute, no kids, 20 year old.

Bruna, super ass, 25, hot AF.

And Vagabundo, having done both, chose the former for a check the box, fuck in a 50 reais for 20 minutes session (that is $9. 99 in United States Dollars, or the cost of a frappacino venti with extra whipped cream in some rich world venues).

She came in. Even though I had not yet showered since taking a crap at a California coffee place (too much information, I know), she sucked expertly, got my dick nice and hard, and then jumped on, hopped up and down, while I fondled and sucked her tits, which she protested about, but so what, she wasn't paying me, and then she bent over and while fondling her rack, I came inside of her sweet, young pussy.

I am told in the ISGer clan that Sperto liked her too, and since we have fucked many of the same girls, like Maya, a fave over at darkroom, I thought I would send out a cyber high five and smile at the memory.

I just fucked homegirl for the second time, and as she requested, I pulled out well before jizzing all over my hand. I need to train her to cum in mouth.

And so it goes. Here in Hotel California, which resembles Slaughterhouse 5 for all the gonzo sex.

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Been reading up on the forum thanks for the info our first time in Rio we land Saturday night late so looks like mosaico will be our first port of call to unload.

Title says it all. Vagabundo1 I tried to message you, but it wouldn't let me for some reason.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2701527]Last week, mid week, Vagabundo and FlowState mongered into Treze de Maio Sala 2106 for a two man room clear.

In the apresentao were:

Camila, huge rack, cute, no kids, 20 year old.

Bruna, super ass, 25, hot AF.

And Vagabundo, having done both, chose the former for a check the box, fuck in a 50 reais for 20 minutes session (that is $9. 99 in United States Dollars, or the cost of a frappacino venti with extra whipped cream in some rich world venues).

She came in. Even though I had not yet showered since taking a crap at a California coffee place (too much information, I know), she sucked expertly, got my dick nice and hard, and then jumped on, hopped up and down, while I fondled and sucked her tits, which she protested about, but so what, she wasn't paying me, and then she bent over and while fondling her rack, I came inside of her sweet, young pussy.

I am told in the ISGer clan that Sperto liked her too, and since we have fucked many of the same girls, like Maya, a fave over at darkroom, I thought I would send out a cyber high five and smile at the memory.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2701527]Camila, huge rack, cute, no kids, 20 year old... I am told in the ISGer clan that Sperto liked her too, and since we have fucked many of the same girls, like Maya, a fave over at darkroom, I thought I would send out a cyber high five and smile at the memory.[/QUOTE]I hope you had a good time with Camila. "Camila" is a common GP name. I think I recall a Camilla from 13: e de Maio the last years that was good. Colombiana? However, nothing compared to "fulana" in Tijuca. Every time I went to Tijuca and saw her in the presentation I I got got a hard on. Beautiful, 18 years, slim and giant natural tits. A shame I had to give up allt the Tijuca privées. Don't ask why. They were the best in Rio.

From just shy of 5. 5 last year to 4. 8 and it's still undervalued (0. 1818:0. 208).

I'm pretty pleased, sitting on about currency 13% gain alone in less than a year and BR real estate prices have gone up about another 20% (at the higher end) as people figure out what value this place is (medical, sex, food, beaches) compared to USA and Europe.

But what I like the most are the beautiful women who are mostly fun and kiss, and so many of every color and age group for about $20 depending upon time etc, a place where CIM or anal are considered normal. A great subway. Tapping into the middle classes here (who speak English) has be great, it opened up many new experiences and some actual friends. It makes for a real life rather than endless mongering that gets boring. Most laugh at my succession 25 year younger girlfriends. It took a long time to source good organic vegetables and meat and tap into the farmers direct network, but it's also fun discovering and exploring. The girls love when I have them chop veges and I a cook for a romantic dinner. It's best to buy a half animal in primals and freeze. Big Ag is a problem in BR and I refuse to contribute to the destruction of the Amazon. Life is great, I really like the relaxed attitude to sexuality (as it should be) as a normal and healthy, unlike the fucked up USA. Progress and order indeed!

First night in Rio, got a nice Airbnb in Copa about one block off the beach. Got settled and walked over to Novo for some food. Got a nice Brazilian steak plate and a very good mojito. Stopped by the market to grab some stuff, shot off a few messages to girls on Barravips. One quoted me 500 are for one hour, 600 if she came to me plus uber (ignored that) and another quoted me 400 are for one hour, didn't do it, but did think about it. I wonder what she'll do?

Ended up walking to Eden Spa (basically around the corner from my Airbnb). Got up to the fourth floor and sat down, three girls came one at a time for a demonstration so I could choose (just a quick walk in, say Hi, kiss on the cheek, walk out). Ended up choosing a tall and bronze skinned girl with a nice, natural, ass and smaller, natural, pierced breasts (think her name was Samantha).

Haha I thought it'd start as a massage and go to sex, but it was straight to kissing and oral. She kissed with tongue to start out, I gave oral, and she did with no condom. Condom for sex was hard line for her. Finish then she offers me the shower and a towel. I pick up my pants to take with me, she says "no you can leave that just wear the towel. " I'm like, please, no way I'm leaving my cash / wallet in this room. Did feel a little on the spot though, but can't trust anyone out here. After the shower we go again, this time I notice she isn't barely using tongue to kiss and doesn't go down again. We finish, I wash off again, play with her ass some more and head out.

Not everything I wanted (I'm a huge CIM type of guy) but not mad at how I spent 200 are. I'm sure I'll hit Eden Spa a good amount on this trip. Trying to find more places too. A night / dance club would be nice too.

[QUOTE=Jefferson1993;2701844]

Not everything I wanted (I'm a huge CIM type of guy) but not mad at how I spent 200 are. I'm sure I'll hit Eden Spa a good amount on this trip. Trying to find more places too. A night / dance club would be nice too.[/QUOTE]Club Vitrinni or Club All In. They are both located in Barra the Tijuca. (And before you ask, NO, it is not a place to pick up working girls there. This is a spot for Patricinhas and Playboys.

Thank you, I appreciate the info.

[QUOTE=Bravo;2702089]Club Vitrinni or Club All In. They are both located in Barra the Tijuca. (And before you ask, NO, it is not a place to pick up working girls there. This is a spot for Patricinhas and Playboys.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Bravo;2700238]All these posts about the terminology that Brasilians use to describe people by their color reminded me about how angry I would get when they described me.

When I first strated going to Brasil in the mid 90's, I remember being EXTREMELY offended at being called a "Gringo" by the Brasilians. There were multiple times I would spin around and yell "I am not a fucking Gringo!! Don't call me that!" Mentally, I had associated the word Gringo with the people who "Who murdered indigenous people, raped their women, enslaved their men and pillaged their resources!" I would say "My people didn't do those things to you, don't ever call me a gringo, that's offensive!" and the brasilians would look at me like I had 3 heads and try to explain what the word meant to them.

No matter how many times they tried to explain to me that Gringo didn't mean the same thing to them as the historical reference that it meant in the US, I wasn't trying to hear it. It took a much older American who saw me flip out one afternoon to pull me to the side and explain that it didn't matter if I was Japanese or French, I was still a gringo to the Brasilians because I wasn't from Brasil. Once I let me anger subside and actually fucking listened, I finally understood the significance of the word.

I have seen this scenario play out countless times where a black men will get angry and say "don't call me a gringo" to a Brasilian and now I am the old guy who explain the difference between their definition of the word and ours. LOL! What's strange is that even though I mentally understand what the term means, I still feel a twinge of uneasiness every time I am called that and have to remind myself to not get upset. (Takes a long time for an old dog to learn new tricks).[/QUOTE]As someone of Latin descent, looks the part and speaks fluent Spanish but was born and raised in the good ol' USA I always joke around with Latin Americans that I am a gringo because they always figure it out after a few minutes of talking and it's true.

It's purely a cultural thing. I grew up with McDonald's, Charlie Brown, Norman Rockwell, PBS, watching 9/11 live, Saturday morning cartoons and the like while those born south of the border grew up with a completely different cultural Perspective.

It's actually interesting seeing the 1st generation Latin kids in the USA not being able to speak Spanish.

A lot of them have never even seen their parents home country.

Didn't even take a generation to get the new kids on the block westernized or become gringos as many Latin people would say.

Makes me think how the word African American is really arbitrary since the cultural link between a black person born in Africa and one born in the US has long since been gone.

Also the fact that Elon Musk would fall under that category while usain bolt would not.

[QUOTE=Bearsi;2702286]Also the fact that Elon Musk would fall under that category while usain bolt would not.[/QUOTE]African American means something very particular. It's an ethnic group [B]originating in the United States[/B] with [B]sub-Saharan Africa (black) ancestry[/B]. That excludes both Usain Bolt and Elon Musk. Bolt is not from the United States, and neither is Musk originally, who also doesn't have sub-Saharan Africa (black) ancestry (he was born of white South African parents). Therefore neither of them is "African American."

It is interesting. Some of my friends who are first generation Latin are basically white just because of how they grew up. Some of them actually tried so hard to assimilate because they didn't want / like the attention and didn't want to get made fun of growing up. Now they look back and wish they wouldn't have cared as much and and show a lot of pride for their heritage. The one I'm talking about specifically was even born there and came to the US and a small child.

[QUOTE=Bearsi;2702286]As someone of Latin descent, looks the part and speaks fluent Spanish but was born and raised in the good ol' USA I always joke around with Latin Americans that I am a gringo because they always figure it out after a few minutes of talking and it's true.

It's purely a cultural thing. I grew up with McDonald's, Charlie Brown, Norman Rockwell, PBS, watching 9/11 live, Saturday morning cartoons and the like while those born south of the border grew up with a completely different cultural Perspective.

It's actually interesting seeing the 1st generation Latin kids in the USA not being able to speak Spanish.

A lot of them have never even seen their parents home country.

Didn't even take a generation to get the new kids on the block westernized or become gringos as many Latin people would say.

Makes me think how the word African American is really arbitrary since the cultural link between a black person born in Africa and one born in the US has long since been gone.

Also the fact that Elon Musk would fall under that category while usain bolt would not.[/QUOTE]

Yesterday was my second day in Rio. Slept in pretty hard and caught a ride to Gringo Cafe for breakfast (I know I know, but I wanted a large breakfast, okay). I sat there for awhile after finishing my food then walked the blocks surrounding it. There were a lot of people and music on the street. Probably because it was Saturday. After that I looked on here again and saw a post awhile back from another regular member that talked about Massagem Tijuca that is 160 are / HR if you pay in cash. His post also said that girls here like to eat ass, figured that was enough of a reason for me so I caught a right out there.

Massagem Tijuca is located Avenida Paula Sousa 214, Maracan. Took about 30 minutes to drive there from Copa and was about 12 are for the uber (not bad IMO). I also enjoyed the drive. They have a big solid metal gate, ring the bell and they let you in. They have a decent room for the demonstration. The girls come in one by one and introduce themselves and give you kisses on the cheek. Some of them also said where they were from. They might have said something else that I missed.

I ended up choosing Lola. An average height, bronze skin woman with (as it turns out) fake tits (which is a bummer for me). I was taken to the room, pretty nice as the shower was in the room as opposed to outside it like at Eden Spa. We washed off quickly and then got after it. She gave some pretty good head, loved licking the balls and kept going lower and lower each time. She wouldn't let me put her legs on my shoulders or let me hold her legs up at all to get in deeper which sucked. I ended up getting it from behind and finishing there. We cleaned off again and talked some. She was telling me to be careful when I'm around and watch my glass when I'm out. She asked what I wanted to do and I told her I wanted round two to finish out my hour. She was surprised and said that Brazilian guys normally can't go two rounds. She said she wanted my milk for dessert and I thought, finally! My dumbass, however, thought we would fuck then I would finish in her mouth. Then I realized this chick thought her head would be enough to get me off the second time. She was very determined, and almost made it but didn't. I told her to let me fuck then finish in her mouth but then she said we are out of time, then the phone rang. Very disappointing! As I was leaving another girl showed interest in me, she wasn't really my type but I said I'd be back.

Biggest difference between Massagem Tijuca and Eden Spa:

- Massagem Tijuca is has nicer facilities overall IMHO.

- The shower in room at Massagem Tijuca is a big plus so you can always have an eye on your stuff.

- The girls at MT seemed to take their time a little more during the demonstration. Longer holds, better cheek kisses.

- Lola at MT was about CIM when my girl from Eden checked the condom at every position change. But that can just be the girl not the place.

After MT I got dinner at Joaquina. Pretty good food, live music, and the service was great. I sat there till after 2300 and walked over to Mabs to see what it was all about. I'm a fan, you get to just watch TV then glance at the girls all lined up next to the screen and call one over if you like. I sat with two guys who are leaving today, one got his wallet stolen when some girl was dancing on him. Very shitty. Ended up taking a light brown, thin, dark haired, girl with a nice little ass named Bruna back to the room. She gave good kisses and took it all for a bit at least. Great riding skills forward and reverse. It was 300 are for the hour, which is fine. I figured I'd have to shoot girls down to get that price in Copa.

Wanted to check out Dolce Vita after but stayed in. It was around 0230 at this point.

Second day was fun, this trying to link up with others down here.

[QUOTE=Jefferson1993;2702390]Yesterday was my second day in Rio.[/QUOTE]These are great reports. I have never been to Rio, but it is in my plans for the fall. From all the reading I have done, it looks like maybe the Hilton Copa, with visits to MAB, Eden Spa, Dolce Vita, Termas TMC, and the centro daytime massage places will be my plan. Following your posts closely! Thanks!

[QUOTE=Jefferson1993;2702377]It is interesting. Some of my friends who are first generation Latin are basically white just because of how they grew up. Some of them actually tried so hard to assimilate because they didn't want / like the attention and didn't want to get made fun of growing up. Now they look back and wish they wouldn't have cared as much and and show a lot of pride for their heritage. The one I'm talking about specifically was even born there and came to the US and a small child.[/QUOTE]I knew a few who's parents actively didn't speak to them in Spanish so they would learn English as their primary language. And yea you would be made fun of, I recalled kids being sent to ESOL classes and treated a bit different. Their parents wanted them to get the best education they never had and ESOL classes really hampered that so I can understand their reasoning. It sucks because knowing spanish is really key and vital in a few states and will be more in demand as they hispanic population in the US keeps growing.

I actually went out with a peruvian girl who immigrated here when she was 8 and now she is 24 and is a "No Sabo" kid which is a term for latin kids who don't know any spanish. She actually had a valley girl accent which made it even more funny.

It's the taco bell effect. It keeps some elements of the roots but has been completely molded to western standards.

I guess the more appropriate term would be Anglicisation but layman's term of gringo by the brazilian works too as they don't pussyfoot around as you can tell from the lyrics from their funk music.

Don't know why people would be offended to be called gringo when they have a anglo sounding name and speaks the king's english.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2702330]African American means something very particular. It's an ethnic group [B]originating in the United States[/B] with [B]sub-Saharan Africa (black) ancestry[/B]. That excludes both Usain Bolt and Elon Musk. Bolt is not from the United States, and neither is Musk originally, who also doesn't have sub-Saharan Africa (black) ancestry (he was born of white South African parents). Therefore neither of them is "African American."[/QUOTE]I think the specific note of someone's skin color to be characterized as african american is a bit much since it's really the cultural that makes you more part of a group. Like previously mentioned of how latin kids who were born and lived a few years in their respective country and moved to the US and completely assimilated to the western way of life. They have latin / south american citizenships, brown skin yet they are distinctly westernized and you'd could easy spot the difference between the two under a minute. I know many white Christian missionaries who have moved to latin / south america and have raised a white family who are more hispanic than hispanics in the US.

The term african american originated during the slave trade when african people with african names that spoke african languages were shipped out to the americans and that's why it's so odd when people use it to define black americans as that link has long since gone and been replaced with anglo names and english speaking people.

[QUOTE=Bearsi;2702563]I think the specific note of someone's skin color to be characterized as african american is a bit much since it's really the cultural that makes you more part of a group. Like previously mentioned of how latin kids who were born and lived a few years in their respective country and moved to the US and completely assimilated to the western way of life. They have latin / south american citizenships, brown skin yet they are distinctly westernized and you'd could easy spot the difference between the two under a minute. I know many white Christian missionaries who have moved to latin / south america and have raised a white family who are more hispanic than hispanics in the US.

The term african american originated during the slave trade when african people with african names that spoke african languages were shipped out to the americans and that's why it's so odd when people use it to define black americans as that link has long since gone and been replaced with anglo names and english speaking people.[/QUOTE]In the usage I understand here in the United States, African-American is used like Irish-American or Italian-American. They are simply ethnicities. The same is true with Latin-American. Jennifer Lopez is Latin-American.

Not to get all historically correct, but I don't think slaves were deemed "Americans" by the people and States holding them in slavery. I don't even think there children were considered true Americans.