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[QUOTE=EnergizerBar;1697346]Hi all,
I'm visiting SP for a day. Am staying at a hotel near Metro Paulista (near are. Augusta). There appear to be a several Boates here but no clinicas. Would you have any suggestions for clinicas around this area?
Cheers[/QUOTE]Nearest is Tangara 200.
[QUOTE=SuiGeneris;1697362]I don't know if there are more hoes in Brazil than in Argentine. I must trust ABG's statement here.
But one thing is sure: there were more Italians immigrants in Argentina than in Brazil. Especially in the region of Buenos Aires. Those immigrants even had their own macaronic language: a so-called hybrid language made of Spanish and Italian: the cocoliche.
Brazil had the second largest number of italian immigrants after Argentina. Especially in Sao Paulo. Which was called in the 1920's. A cidade dos italianos. They even had their own hybrid language, the so-called mooques (pertaing to the Mooca neiborghood). There was even an attempt, around 2009-2010, to present to the Unesco mooqus as an immaterial cultural heritage .
There is also a large part of the population in Santa-Catarina which are Italians, particularly in Floripa (the so-called manezinho da Ilha). There is also a lot of German immigrants in Santa-Catarina with their distinctive language.[/QUOTE]SG, the word is spelled " italianinhos " and it was used first time by Alcantara Machado, who called the italian inmigrants as " novos mamelucos ".
I hope these informations are usefull for all of us.
ABG.
[QUOTE=EnergizerBar;1697346]Hi all,
I'm visiting SP for a day. Am staying at a hotel near Metro Paulista (near are. Augusta). There appear to be a several Boates here but no clinicas. Would you have any suggestions for clinicas around this area?
Cheers[/QUOTE]Grab a cab and ask the driver to take you to Rua Tangara 200. It's a stone wall with a door, no sighn, ring the bell. The door will open. Now you are in Paradise. Yes, the district there is called Paraiso! Hahaha!
It's open today from noon till 8 PM.
Ask for Angelica, see my previous post about my TDs with her!
ABG.
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1697682]SG, the word is spelled " italianinhos " and it was used first time by Alcantara Machado, who called the italian inmigrants as " novos mamelucos ".
I hope this informations are usefull.
ABG.[/QUOTE]Thanks ABG.
I knew that expression but. As it happens too frequently when we write things in forums. I misspel it.
I know very well Antonio de Alcantara Machado's collection of short stories called Bras, Bexiga e Barra Funda (1927) in which he reported the daily life of the Italianinhos in Sao Paulo in the aformentioned bairros.
In fact I have even translated into French several of these short stories. I have also written an academic article on the same subject and it will apeear later this year.
A decade before Antonio de Alcanata Machado Juó Bananére did the same thing writing satirical stories using an artificial macarronic language to depict (and mock) the Italian immigrants.
The late singer Adoniran Barbosa (later than Bananére and Alcantara Machado) was a typical exampe of the way Italianinhos were speaking.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_Gp_3YbcDU[/URL]
Here are clips on mooquês.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scx9ZRw3n54[/URL]
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sG7vDikotk[/URL]
[QUOTE=SuiGeneris;1697697]Thanks ABG.
I knew that expression but. As it happens too frequently when we write things in forums. I misspel it.
I know very well Antonio de Alcantara Machado's collection of short stories called Bras, Bexiga e Barra Funda (1927) in which he reported the daily life of the Italianinhos in Sao Paulo in the aformentioned bairros.
In fact I have even translated into French several of these short stories. I have also written an academic article on the same subject and it will apeear later this year.
A decade before Antonio de Alcanata Machado Ju Bananre did the same thing writing satirical stories using an artificial macarronic language to depict (and mock) the Italian immigrants.
The late singer Adoniran Barbosa (later than Bananre and Alcantara Machado) was a typical exampe of the way Italianinhos were speaking.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_Gp_3YbcDU[/URL]
Here are clips on mooqus.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scx9ZRw3n54[/URL]
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sG7vDikotk[/URL][/QUOTE]SG it is worth to mention that Adoniran Barbosa was the artistic nickname of Joao Rubinato (yes, I mispelled it becaus the f*ckung auto speller is an anti Porto gadget). (Jackson, please remove this sh*it form the board.) !
In this famous short movie: [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea5nMXIRxQM[/URL] you have one of the best of the MPB, when the famous Elis Regina did an inprovised show at one of the "butecos" , and than had a walk with him on the old streets of Bexiga.
Elis Regina was born in Rio Grande do Sul but made her entire carrier as singer in Sao Paulo.
IMHO Elis is the best brasilian singer of all times! This video with Joao Rubinato is a standart!
I hope that all board members will like it .
If you want to feel the atmosphere of this old part of Sao Paulo today, go to Praca Adoniran Barbosa, near Rua Santo Antonio and Av. Brigadeiro Luis Antonio. There is a flea marked on Sundays and a very good italian restaurant called Cantina la Tavola.
Take the metro green line , exit on Estacao Brigadeiro, it´s 3 blocks down Avenida Brigadeiro Luis Antonio direction Centro.
Have a nice Sunday!
ABG.
Which of the prives / clinical are open Sunday?
Enjoy, Brookline, Tangara? Which have the best selection?
Thanks
[QUOTE=SuiGeneris;1697362]I don't know if there are more hoes in Brazil than in Argentine. I must trust ABG's statement here.
But one thing is sure: there were more Italians immigrants in Argentina than in Brazil. Especially in the region of Buenos Aires. Those immigrants even had their own macaronic language: a so-called hybrid language made of Spanish and Italian: the cocoliche.
Brazil had the second largest number of italian immigrants after Argentina. Especially in Sao Paulo. Which was called in the 1920's. A cidade dos italianos. They even had their own hybrid language, the so-called mooques (pertaing to the Mooca neiborghood). There was even an attempt, around 2009-2010, to present to the Unesco mooqus as an immaterial cultural heritage .
There is also a large part of the population in Santa-Catarina which are Italians, particularly in Floripa (the so-called manezinho da Ilha). There is also a lot of German immigrants in Santa-Catarina with their distinctive language.[/QUOTE]
SG, this hilarius video shows how we, paulistas, feel about the Rio restaurants!
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8CLYuuEYRg[/URL]
Have fun!
ABG
Suggestions?
I recently took my second trip to SP, but the first was so quick that other than a trip to Bomboa with a friend I didn't have time for anything. This time I was there longer and I did RTFF first and came to the conclusion that as a non-Portuguese speaker it was not going to be easy. So I paid the $20 to join the forum (long-time lurker but never joined or posted) and pm'd ABG.
He was a great host. Over 4 days we made trips to Mirunas, Brooklin, Tangara, and Enjoy. I had 7 sessions during those trips including one dupla. Not going to get into detail because they will all sound close to the same even though in reality they were all very different, and all were fantastic. For people making their first trip that have read the forum and are trying to decide what to do, I would sum it up simply by saying the clinicas offer a pretty good selection of girls, and regardless of what you're looking for you will find it. If you're thinking it may be too much of a fuck-factory, it's not like that at all. Of the 7 experiences I had 5 were solid GFEs and the others were just great fun. My previous experience at Bomboa was also great. The difference is simply that at the boates you will enjoy a "club" atmosphere and feel like you're picking someone up, so even though it's still a business transaction, it feels like less of one. But. You pay maybe triple for that experience. So it's all about what you're looking to do.
The key for me, and the point of this post, is that ABG made the difference for me. We agreed on a time, he picked me up at my hotel, he called the places ahead of time to check their line-ups. When we arrived at a place and saw the lineup, he would tell me what he knew of the girls' performance, either through personal experience or what he had heard from others. Twice he saved me from picking my #1 choice based on looks alone and suggested I go with my #2 choice because she's a much better performer, and he was absolutely correct that the girl I chose was outstanding. He would also talk to my selection ahead of time to confirm she would do what I wanted and let me know what was on or off the table.
The clinicas are not easy to find. With the exception of Enjoy, you will not see obvious signs that indicate you're in the right place. So if you write the addresses down and give them to a taxi, even if you get dropped off in the right place you won't be confident and you won't be able to ask anyone if you're in the right place.
ABG does charge for his service, but in my opinion it's more than worth it, you don't need to worry about transportation, or going someplace to find out they're closed or have a very small lineup, you don't have to worry about communicating. All is taken care of. Plus he has inside info on the girls.
So thanks ABG for your guidance and help, my friend. Hope to see you again.
This post was not solicited by ABG. Just my honest feedback.
[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;1697715]SG, this hilarius video shows how we, paulistas, feel about the Rio restaurants!
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8CLYuuEYRg[/URL]
Have fun!
ABG[/QUOTE]This is an old Polar TV ad depicting how the cariocas perceive Sampa.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOm5wXbKzsY[/URL]
[QUOTE=SuiGeneris;1697776]This is an old Polar TV ad depicting how the cariocas perceive Sampa.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOm5wXbKzsY[/URL][/QUOTE]SG, the guys are from Porto Alegre, they are gauchos! Bah Tche!
ABG.
First time in São Paulo. Arrived on Saturday. Just went to Enjoy on this day. Nice place. Had Cleo and Julliana. I would recommend both. Everything was great. The management, girls, and experience. Sunday went to Brooklin and had best threesome in my life. Wasn't planning on one but girl I picked (Fabiana) asked to bring her friend Sussy and I wasn't hard to convince. It was great. We did everything and anything and I did CIM in both girls at same time. Relaxed for a few, I then strapped up and did both girls. Brooklin waiting room is more spacious than enjoy. Very nice furniture. And TV. Then went to Miruna after and this 15 min taxi ride. R25. Was very nice waiting room as well. Nice leather couches. Free beer and coffee. And about 10 girls. More prettier and larger selection than Brooklin. Had 2 sessions at Miruna. Laura was second one. Speaks perfect English. Has 10 year visa for USA. I'm impressed with my first visit to São Paulo. I'll be back in Medellin April 2-8 if anybody wants me to show then around. I rent apartments there.
[QUOTE=Cessna2100;1698157] I'll be back in Medellin April 2-8 if anybody wants me to show then around. I rent apartments there.[/QUOTE]Purchase a membership so we can Private Message (PM) you about your apartments.
[QUOTE=Cessna2100;1698157]Just went to Enjoy on this day. Nice place. Had Cleo and Julliana. I would recommend both...[/QUOTE]
Prices for the duplas would be interesting.
[QUOTE=Sperto;1698229]Prices for the duplas would be interesting.[/QUOTE]Price for dupla 1 h. ; BLR 300.
ABG.