Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2905601]If they were to all go flood Centro then that would mean there would be more supply in El Centro as the girls from El Poblado return to work the Botero area.[/QUOTE]Hopefully the scopolamine gangs and other nefarious groups don't follow them. They're going to be looking for a new home and pockets. Hopefully they go back to Cartagena. But of course if the typical deep wallets and heavy spenders of Parque Lleras move in any typical el Centro rat can get caught up in this El Poblado Lleras park shit.

Those big spenders and passport bros are probably scrambling right now with their upcoming trip to Medellin LOL. A huge percentage will be filtered out. Most likely cancelling their trips LOL. Only a select "few" who knows how to move will stay and continue to travel to Medellin. This will result in driving down the prices of girls tremendously as the demands gets lower. Airbnb's around those areas and hotels will have to lower their prices. 8's and 9's girls will have to relocate mostly online or start working back to strip clubs if they want to charge 250-400 k. Poblado girls got used to getting poblado prices only a few of them will go to El Centro and swallow the 50-70 k price range to compete with Centro girls. I'm guessing La isla and Fase dos will get a good roster of girls soon. Some may go to Massage spas like loutron and New life. Casas will get mostly these poblado girls, I'm assuming. A lot will migrate to Tinder and dating apps definitely. Good luck on Gusto's though lol. Whatever happens, these girls has to eat, pay rent and feed their kids. There's no way they are getting a regular job, while Fico will earn the respect of some locals with this movement. We just have to wait for what will happen in the upcoming months.

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2905657]Those big spenders and passport bros are probably scrambling right now with their upcoming trip to Medellin LOL. A huge percentage will be filtered out. Most likely cancelling their trips LOL. Only a select "few" who knows how to move will stay and continue to travel to Medellin. This will result in driving down the prices of girls tremendously as the demands gets lower. Airbnb's around those areas and hotels will have to lower their prices. 8's and 9's girls will have to relocate mostly online or start working back to strip clubs if they want to charge 250-400 k. Poblado girls got used to getting poblado prices only a few of them will go to El Centro and swallow the 50-70 k price range to compete with Centro girls. I'm guessing La isla and Fase dos will get a good roster of girls soon. Some may go to Massage spas like loutron and New life. Casas will get mostly these poblado girls, I'm assuming. [/QUOTE]This is wrong and you don't know the half of it. I can't take it you guys aren't being honest. I know a police officer in Medellin and he says they don't even report 1/20th of all the pedos getting caught. They are even setting up sting-like operations for people who use facebook now. The spot has been blown up. But guess what, passport bros will barely cancel any trip because they and all their 62-year-old white guy twice-divorced counterparts think they KNOW how to move better than everybody else. Idiots reading this post right now are thinking "awesome people are leaving so I'll be the only guy in a sea of women". It brings the "It will never happen to ME, I'll be extra careful" attitude until you find yourself talking to 3 police officers in your overpriced AirBnb with a girl who told you she was 18 but only to find out she just turned 17 and you are going to jail and your name is being published all over the news in the US. Life over! And who wants live in a city where you're always on edge because of the robberies or 20 something might put some thing in your drink while you're not looking. That stress is not worth it.

This place is bad right now, foreigners get robbed and drugged every day some having their entire life-savings wiped, and prices will go UP not down because Paisa culture is greedy! They don't think about getting more clients with less expensive rates, they are too selfish and dumb for that. They will raise prices to compensate. I've lived here for 7 years and I have never seen locals so furious. They are reporting gringos to the police now left and right. In my building, they've called the police on visitors 3 times in the last month. Locals are having neighborhood meetings about gringos, pedos and gentrification. And all of this happened because YouTubers convinced the whole world that Medellin is the only city in the world with beautiful women and good prices. I plan on traveling to a few of my other favorite cities OUTSIDE of Colombia (I'm not going to say where because you clowns will blow up the spot) where I can monger in peace and I'm moving out of the city by July. It is just too much, drugging, killings, and now the Mayor hiring an ENTIRE task force to catch gringos. No way man. The writing is on the wall. If you don't believe me search "gringo go home", "Green go" on any social media website.

If the mayor is hitting Poblado that hard, do you really think he will be ignoring Centro? I suspect the mayor and his boys will be visiting Centro very soon.

I appreciate your concern. I don't think it's going to be a problem among the Centro rat population. I'm going to explain why in response to another more extreme nightmare scenario prognostication. As Gabacho says, "follow along" .

[QUOTE=CeeJay1;2905647]Hopefully the scopolamine gangs and other nefarious groups don't follow them. They're going to be looking for a new home and pockets. Hopefully they go back to Cartagena. But of course if the typical deep wallets and heavy spenders of Parque Lleras move in any typical el Centro rat can get caught up in this El Poblado Lleras park shit.[/QUOTE]

The mayoral decrees have immediate legal effect but practical considerations mean you may not notice anything for a week or more. Note that prostitution remains legal because it has constitutional protection. I reckon the change for Lleras aficionados will be you will no longer have to wait until 4 am to scoop up bargains. You can start that hunt around midnight soon.

[QUOTE=BenTiger07;2905579]When does this take effect? From what I read, my understanding is prostitution can still occur in parque lleras, but not after 1 am.

Correct?[/QUOTE]

I think some historical perspective will help walk some of us back off the edge of the roof. We can all calm down and consider these points. Neither the Mayor nor the measures he decreed are new. FICO was mayor during the four years before the pandemic when Quintero took over in 2020. Both FICO and Quintero have mounted media campaigns in response to outrage when the honky tonk scene in Poblado has become offensive. As for pricing going down in Centro, I haven't noticed them going up in any significant way. Overall compared to FICO's first term (2016 to 2020) the cost of about 40 K (30 K girl + 8 k to 10 K hotel) now averages about 50 K (40 K girl + 8 K to 10 K hotel). Even though Lleras / Provenza / la 10 is a mostly nighttime scene, I think it's likely some of the providers will be squeezed back to daytime shifts in Centro because the competition will increase with fewer tourists and fewer hours in Poblado. I never believed there were many girls splitting time between Poblado and Centro until they began mentioning it to me and until my curiosity got the better of me and I watched a couple of youtube videos. Sure enough, there they were in Parque Lleras.

I don't think anyone needs to worry about Centro. Not even the pandemic could shut it down. Of course it slowed things down quite a bit but take it from me, the hotels and girls were in operation throughout. So this guy who is now being pursued under international pressure is the latest poster boy for the red line of punter behavior. The Mayor had to take action after his political enemies began to use the public outrage against him. He will be another Colombia Jake. His life is ruined now that he has been doxxed in the international press. I'm with Miamiboy on the subject of not missing all night red light district antics in Poblado. That is the endgame for any scene that is marked by flashing lights, blaring music, and international scrutiny.

[QUOTE=LoveItHere;2905691]If the mayor is hitting Poblado that hard, do you really think he will be ignoring Centro? I suspect the mayor and his boys will be visiting Centro very soon.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2905657]Those big spenders and passport bros are probably scrambling right now with their upcoming trip to Medellin LOL. A huge percentage will be filtered out. Most likely cancelling their trips LOL. Only a select "few" who knows how to move will stay and continue to travel to Medellin. This will result in driving down the prices of girls tremendously as the demands gets lower. Airbnb's around those areas and hotels will have to lower their prices. 8's and 9's girls will have to relocate mostly online or start working back to strip clubs if they want to charge 250-400 k. Poblado girls got used to getting poblado prices only a few of them will go to El Centro and swallow the 50-70 k price range to compete with Centro girls. I'm guessing La isla and Fase dos will get a good roster of girls soon. Some may go to Massage spas like loutron and New life. Casas will get mostly these poblado girls, I'm assuming. A lot will migrate to Tinder and dating apps definitely. Good luck on Gusto's though lol. Whatever happens, these girls has to eat, pay rent and feed their kids. There's no way they are getting a regular job, while Fico will earn the respect of some locals with this movement. We just have to wait for what will happen in the upcoming months.[/QUOTE]The girls will find a way. Enforcement by the police? Some discrete bribes by the nightclubs will take care of the matter. Girls will still be available. They are not going to arrest the girls and prostitution is not illegal so I think the girls will still be hanging around. More likely more of the girls will go online. So for guys who search for girls online, nothing really changes and there will be more girls available. As for girls in Poblado going to El Centro, that is not going to happen for most of these girls. They have established their market price and they aren't going to accept 40-50 mil. Not happening. They will find another way to find their customers for the same price. That is the beauty of seeing online girls. None of these changes affects anything.

[QUOTE=LoveItHere;2905691]If the mayor is hitting Poblado that hard, do you really think he will be ignoring Centro?[/QUOTE]Yes. Because this is about foreigners, not locals. The high concentration of foreigners is in Poblado. You can count the number of foreigners downtown on one hand.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2905587]Here's the English update from DC Rob about the situation in El Poblado.

[URL]https://youtu.be/DIhoWeJX9EQ?si=sNrh2xG7XIspBnSd[/URL]

Follow Along.[/QUOTE]Article if you don't want to listen to someone reading a news article:

[URL]https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/mayor-of-medellin-colombia-bans-prostitution-in-neighbourhoods-that-are-popular-with-tourists-1.6829656[/URL]

Fuckin pedo ruining it for everyone: "The Medelland prostitution ban comes just days after an American man was found in a hotel room with two local girls aged 12 and 13, in a case widely covered by the local press."

If you consider the decrees themselves rather than some of the (over) reactions on social media, Gustos and the like are being made to close 3 hours earlier than they now do. Also, as has been the case for years now, there will continue to be media friendly crackdown operations of rousting street girls and stop and frisk programs against them and punters. None of this is new, including the pedo punter being made a poster boy for the concept of foreigners being the source of Colombia's centuries old problems. It's a get out of jail free card for politicians who find themselves under pressure. I might see it differently than some who haven't been here full time for years. Even if you've never been here, just think it through logically. Does it seem realistic that whatever happens to the couple of hundred girls who run around Poblado could have a major impact on what goes on in the rest of a city of millions of people? Even if Poblado is the sum total of your Medellin experience, nothing new is being made illegal. Yes there will be heightened enforcement from time to time but that is not new either. It would be nice to see a crackdown on the roving pickpocket and stick up boy wolf packs but I'm not holding my breath.

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2905657]Those big spenders and passport bros are probably scrambling right now with their upcoming trip to Medellin LOL. A huge percentage will be filtered out. Most likely cancelling their trips LOL. Only a select "few" who knows how to move will stay and continue to travel to Medellin. This will result in driving down the prices of girls tremendously as the demands gets lower. Airbnb's around those areas and hotels will have to lower their prices. 8's and 9's girls will have to relocate mostly online or start working back to strip clubs if they want to charge 250-400 k. Poblado girls got used to getting poblado prices only a few of them will go to El Centro and swallow the 50-70 k price range to compete with Centro girls. I'm guessing La isla and Fase dos will get a good roster of girls soon. Some may go to Massage spas like loutron and New life. Casas will get mostly these poblado girls, I'm assuming. A lot will migrate to Tinder and dating apps definitely. Good luck on Gusto's though lol. Whatever happens, these girls has to eat, pay rent and feed their kids. There's no way they are getting a regular job, while Fico will earn the respect of some locals with this movement. We just have to wait for what will happen in the upcoming months.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2905623]Is anyone else receiving an unusually high number of friend requests from ladies on Facebook? Within the past week, I've received numerous requests every day. They appear to be legitimate ladies with a history of posts and numerous photos. Usually, I may get one request a week and most are from people who just created a Facebook profile.[/QUOTE]Not currently I'm not getting more friend requests than usual but in the past I have and usually if they have mutual friends in common with Me I will check them out and accept them. I've fucked a few even that have sent me request instead of me sending them request. It turns out just as they pop up under "people you may know" our profiles pop up to them too and if they are looking for new clientes and see your picture sometimes they'll send you a request. Facebook algorithms really help us to get laid LOL, it's a beautiful thing.

Poblado girls can carry on charging what they charge and they will be able to do it in Poblado. They will have three hours less per night to do it but people are adaptable.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2905601]If they were to all go flood Centro then that would mean there would be more supply in El Centro as the girls from El Poblado return to work the Botero area. More Supply would mean lower prices. And if they are out there asking the same 250 mil or more then they wouldn't get any customers because the girls to the left and right of them will still be taking 40 mil or 50 mil. Also there are not as many foreigner mongers in Botero I'd say 95% of the clients are locals and only 5% are foreign and the locals aren't going to be paying 250 mil.

This should result in lower prices and more girls in El Centro.

The only way the Poblado girls will be able to continue to charge their bullshit prices will be if they go to seeking or other online venues or maybe in some of the clubs or Casas and that is if they can even get in. They may just end up going to some other city.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2905719]As for girls in Poblado going to El Centro, that is not going to happen for most of these girls. They have established their market price and they aren't going to accept 40-50 mil. Not happening. They will find another way to find their customers for the same price. [/QUOTE]The market they were operating is changing and 50-100 mil is better than 0 mil. It's not relevant how much they ask or have been getting, what's relevant how much they can get now.

They would be well advised to start wearing those plastic COVID face guards to protect against spit of centro mongers laughing in their faces hearing 250 mil quotes.

Most of these girls would be probably bitching / unhappy / reminiscing about good'ol poblado days and how she used to fuck for much more and how the john should be grateful for her charging 50-100 mil now etc, so thanks but not thanks from me anyway in most cases, at least not until they adjust their head and service to the new reality. But still, most of them are too spoiled at this point probably.

Well, will see, interesting development in any case. As others have said, street, online, strip clubs, and casa rosters might improve. Even the centro hos service and roster should improve as well, since they won't be able to fall back on poblado now.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2905725]Yes. Because this is about foreigners, not locals. The high concentration of foreigners is in Poblado. You can count the number of foreigners downtown on one hand.[/QUOTE]Hear that guys? We have been informed by Mr. Know-it-all that there are only 5 or less gringos in the Centro area. Good to know. Thanks so much.