Medellin Reports

Me and another ISG member went to Loutron on a weekday at 5 pm (they open from noon to 10 pm that day). This "massage parlor" is located up in the hills and is pretty isolated with a long private driveway. Other people were saying drivers had trouble finding it, but our Uber got there using Waze without any issues. Now, when we were leaving, some Ubers were parked outside the building waiting for customers. The guy told us it's usually difficult finding an Uber because a lot of drivers don't like coming up this far, but again, we didn't have any issues.

The mansion was supposedly once owned by Pablo Escobar and it is very nice inside. As soon as your enter the main lobby with a winding staircase, you're greeted by one of the madams of the house. She leads you into a bar area and we took seats on the small balcony outside. They give you a drink and then 7 women were brought to your table, one at a time. They introduce themselves and show you what's under their robes. You're given a notepad and write down the names of the ones you like. We both had the same top 2 women and because I already had some great experiences the last couple days, I let him choose. I got Andrea and had a good time. It was 380 K for 70 minutes including strip tease, massage, and the drink.

I'm a face guy first and foremost, so I liked her. Fake rack, but real, nice ass. Surprisingly, the massage was good. Performance was also good. Probably the best pro experience I had in Colombia, but I only used a few in my trips to Bogota and now Medellin. Plus I prefer semi-pro women and had the best experiences with them (several hours at my apartment at a time).

My only complaint is that it was about 60 minutes instead of 70, but I was satisfied so what was I going to do for another 10 minutes? Talk to her? Nah, I was hungry and we ended up going to this nice ass restaurant named Colossal 10 minutes away that overlooked the city. You might want to opt for 60 minutes instead, even though it's only a 30 K difference. Lastly, I would have gone earlier in the afternoon but had other things come up.

Full disclosure: my friend didn't have as good of an experience. I lucked out I let him choose I guess.

I'm glad I could help. If you don't mind me asking, what is the interest in Buenos Aires other than the casa?

[QUOTE=PigSavinBoy;2770853]Yep, that's the one I was talking about. Have not been there myself (yet) but I remember JohnnyWalker55 reporting on it here.[/QUOTE]

Call me old fashioned but I feel for your friend. At 300 K+ he deserved to have his world rocked.

[QUOTE=VoodooJones;2771015]Me and another ISG member went to Loutron on a weekday at 5 pm (they open from noon to 10 pm that day). This "massage parlor" is located up in the hills and is pretty isolated with a long private driveway. Other people were saying drivers had trouble finding it, but our Uber got there using Waze without any issues. Now, when we were leaving, some Ubers were parked outside the building waiting for customers. The guy told us it's usually difficult finding an Uber because a lot of drivers don't like coming up this far, but again, we didn't have any issues.

The mansion was supposedly once owned by Pablo Escobar and it is very nice inside. As soon as your enter the main lobby with a winding staircase, you're greeted by one of the madams of the house. She leads you into a bar area and we took seats on the small balcony outside. They give you a drink and then 7 women were brought to your table, one at a time. They introduce themselves and show you what's under their robes. You're given a notepad and write down the names of the ones you like. We both had the same top 2 women and because I already had some great experiences the last couple days, I let him choose. I got Andrea and had a good time. It was 380 K for 70 minutes including strip tease, massage, and the drink.

I'm a face guy first and foremost, so I liked her. Fake rack, but real, nice ass. Surprisingly, the massage was good. Performance was also good. Probably the best pro experience I had in Colombia, but I only used a few in my trips to Bogota and now Medellin. Plus I prefer semi-pro women and had the best experiences with them (several hours at my apartment at a time).

My only complaint is that it was about 60 minutes instead of 70, but I was satisfied so what was I going to do for another 10 minutes? Talk to her? Nah, I was hungry and we ended up going to this nice ass restaurant named Colossal 10 minutes away that overlooked the city. You might want to opt for 60 minutes instead, even though it's only a 30 K difference. Lastly, I would have gone earlier in the afternoon but had other things come up.

Full disclosure: my friend didn't have as good of an experience. I lucked out I let him choose I guess.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Luminous;2770930]Generally people in US and the developed world live more individual and lonely lives and are not exposed to the "We" concept, these are "I" societies. [/QUOTE]They'll get it eventually. When the Great Replacement finally arrives.

[QUOTE=Gilolo;2770925]Please can you give me her phone number / Whasapp? I'd love meet her too.[/QUOTE]You got to be kiddin right? It took him 7 paras to get beyond 'Hello, How much time do you plan for your trip?

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2770864]Nobody thinks you are there to do confession inside Vera Cruz church. They know you are there for the same reason as everyone else and nobody gives a shit.[/QUOTE]Come now Mr E. I actually go there to eat veggie food... As well as...

Got lost here on the way to stormfront did you?

[QUOTE=JustTK;2771056]They'll get it eventually. When the Great Replacement finally arrives.[/QUOTE]

I read about 1 or 2 weeks ago about a casa in laureles in circunvalar 5 and 71st. It was right next to the gourmet restaurante Marino but lost that post. Can anyone give the address or give me the post number. I went back 20 pages and couldn't find it. I'll be staying in that block basically. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2771000]It's very simple really. Strolling and socializing in parks and pedestrian zones like Junin is the only affordable entertainment for most of the population because it's free. Most Colombians are so poor that things we take for granted like movies, bars, restaurants and concerts are beyond their financial reach.[/QUOTE]Seems like jumping to conclusions to me.

America is an extreme society with a lot of issues, if you want to compare countries to figure something out it should never be treated as the norm.

1. Car culture and sunurbs that make extreme human isolation the norm.

2. Look at all the pop psychology articles published in the past 15 years talking about the extreme social issues around the average American having less than 1 close friend.

[QUOTE=DriftClouds;2770854]..I don't speak spanish I couldn't pull my phone out on centro for safety reason....[/QUOTE]I took my phone out but it is like everywhere else you should be aware of your surroundings. You can get the least expensive brand new Samsung phone for about 400 mil in El Centro or maybe exitos with 1 year warranty. If you are not sure about price in El Centro, just walk around and check price in 2 or 3 stores and you will get an idea of what is the going price. One beauty of El Centro is that you will likely see a cluster of stores selling the same stuff. You are less likely to be taken advantage of if you check price from different stores. Many locals or girls I know all shop in El Centro.

You can observe the area from Gutenburg building or from the bar across before you venture into the bars on the back side. Just decide where you want to observe and go find a spot to have lunch. You may run into a member there.

The lodging situation is usually the longer you stay that the cheaper it is regardless the areas. If you eat where locals eat, it will be a lot cheaper.

Find Surfer's posts, he shared a lot of useful info.

[QUOTE=ChuchoLoco;2770897]What most Americans who haven't visited other countries don't realize is that parks are a meeting place for friends and family. Some are retired or have the day off or whatever but they go to the park to hangout and to meet and talk with friends or family and even strangers. ....[/QUOTE]But this is similar to where I live in US. Most parks in my area have BBQ tables some even with electricity. You can see people have parties or just gather there. Then there is playground in the park for kids so parents talk to each other. Also people walk their dogs in the park and they know each other too. Having said that, but I do see a difference in places like Periodista Park. Also in Brazil, they gather in large group all the time, rich or poor.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2771115]But this is similar to where I live in US. Most parks in my area have BBQ tables some even with electricity. You can see people have parties or just gather there. Then there is playground in the park for kids so parents talk to each other. Also people walk their dogs in the park and they know each other too. Having said that, but I do see a difference in places like Periodista Park. Also in Brazil, they gather in large group all the time, rich or poor.[/QUOTE]I have similar parks where I live too. Great place for families and friends to gather but they are still different. People drive to the parks and at least where I live they are in a suburban setting. In Medellin people walk there and it's a different setting where the one guy felt intimidated by some individuals. Yes, Periodista is different. I probably have spent too much time there even around midnight. It does get sketchy but nobody has ever bothered me but probably not the place for most. I guess I have been lucky and maybe foolish for going there that late at night. I was probably the oldest person there. I would say most parks in Medellin are safe during the day. It was probably that the guy was just out of his element.

My post was about Colombia. In any case, I offer these facts:

1. Most of the American population lives in cities, a trend that began during the 19th century Industrial Revolution.

2. The Latino custom of addressing strangers as "amigo" or "mi amor" should not be misinterpreted as a friend relationship.

[QUOTE=Parasitius;2771098]Seems like jumping to conclusions to me.

America is an extreme society with a lot of issues, if you want to compare countries to figure something out it should never be treated as the norm.

1. Car culture and sunurbs that make extreme human isolation the norm.

2. Look at all the pop psychology articles published in the past 15 years talking about the extreme social issues around the average American having less than 1 close friend.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=VoodooJones;2771015]Me and another ISG member went to Loutron on a weekday at 5 pm............Surprisingly, the massage was good. Performance was also good. Probably the best pro experience I had in Colombia. .[/QUOTE]My only two visits up the hill to Loutron's (in years past), I took a pass on the chicas on view when finding that DFK and BBBJ was not on the menu, even with the offer of a generous propina (at least with the selected ladies from the lineup that got my juices flowing). Voodoo Jones, I'm curious--when you report that "Performance was also good", did that include either or both of these GFE enhancements (french kisses and mamada natural, aka BBBJ)? If so, were these included in the 380 or for an extra tip?

[QUOTE=Turgid;2770527]Just to get a grip on how you guys rate girls, how would you guys rate the chica in this photo?[/QUOTE]Ok, the ratings were from a 4 to a 7. One said she did not look Colombian. Some said she was not their type meaning that they would not pick her in a line up. BTW she is a former Miss Colombia and model. You guys have extremely high taste, LOL.