Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=HelloMan2;2275543]Planning my first trip to SP and Rio. I've RTTF for each city and have a good idea of what to expect. So thanks for all your help.

I'm planning for at least 5 days to 1 week for each city. Not sure yet which city first.

Can you guys help with a few questions about the Carnival period?

1) During the week of Carnival, does the mongering scene drop clearly in quality for all options: clinicas, boates, freelancers on websites? I would like to experience the best that Brazil has to offer, but if the options are limited in quality, I'd rather come at a different time.

2) Before: how many days Before the carnival does the mongering scene start to slow down? Is it the same in Rio and SP?

3) After: And how many days After the carnival does it get back to normal?

4) If I do come during Carnival, is Rio a better Carnival experience than SP? Or vice versa?

5) off topic: If I want to fit in Colombia for this trip, should I go before or after Brazil?

Thanks guys.

HM2.[/QUOTE]1) During Carnaval all mongering declines dramatically, even some boites and clinicas will close. Call them before you go. I know for sure, that Tangara will be opened.

2) During the week before and after Carnaval there will intense movement, garotas will be coming in to make money.

3) Sao Paulo next Wednesday, Rio next Saturday.

A good alternative is to go to the Escola de Samba parade, be sure to get your reservation in advance.

In Rio:

[URL]https://www.totalacesso.com/pagina/camarotegranderio2018?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_6LbqvH53wIVkIKRCh0OiAuaEAAYASAAEgL6R_D_BwE[/URL]

Sao Paulo:

[URL]http://camarotebarbrahma.com/[/URL]

If you can communicate there will be a good chance you can get sex in the same night. But watch out, not all the girls will be garotas de programa.

I hope I helped you, any questions please PM me.

ABG.

[QUOTE=HelloMan2;2275543]Planning my first trip to SP and Rio. I've RTTF for each city and have a good idea of what to expect. So thanks for all your help.

I'm planning for at least 5 days to 1 week for each city. Not sure yet which city first.

Can you guys help with a few questions about the Carnival period?

1) During the week of Carnival, does the mongering scene drop clearly in quality for all options: clinicas, boates, freelancers on websites? I would like to experience the best that Brazil has to offer, but if the options are limited in quality, I'd rather come at a different time..[/QUOTE]You might also want to ask the same question on the Rio forum because a lot of posters there may not read this sub.

ABG answered most of your q's but he did not opine on 4. If I do come during Carnival, is Rio a better Carnival experience than SP? Or vice versa?

Most people will say that the Carnival in Rio is far better than SP. The Carnvial parade inside the stadium is more luxurious. Both cities have a lot of street parading as well, what are called "blocos". You should read up elsewhere on Carnival.

I do think its important to visit during Carnival ONLY if you are interested in Carnival. Hotel prices will be higher. As noted, the putaria activity will be next to zero during the 5 days of Carnival itself, Friday to Tuesday. In Rio the "hangover" as noted by ABG lasts until the following Saturday. So do not come for putaria during Carnival.

Dear forumers,

Soon, I will be back in Sao Paulo for few days. By 5 times, I have experienced the scene.

For my next travel, I would like to meet some Subcelebridades. Is there someone who has some contacts. As you know, it needs to be introduce to get access to those book Rosa.

L.

[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;2275742]A good alternative is to go to the Escola de Samba parade, be sure to get your reservation in advance.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Rovnak;2275770]Most people will say that the Carnival in Rio is far better than SP. The Carnvial parade inside the stadium is more luxurious. Both cities have a lot of street parading as well, what are called "blocos". You should read up elsewhere on Carnival.[/QUOTE]Many thanks to ABG and Rovnak's responses on the carnival and the other options to consider. Since the hangover period is so long after the Carnival, I might consider going before or a couple of weeks after the Carnival.

I have posted the question in the other thread, since no takers there, here a repost of the same logistics question. I know it is touristy, but I always give back.

I am planning on seeing Foz de Iguazu waterfalls. My roundtrip return point is Sao Paulo Brazil. I plan to stay couple of days at the waterfalls area and then continue to BA, Argentina. A) Which city, area at the walls to stay for a better nightlife? Any suggestions? B) Are there any issues crossing the border (Brazil to Argentina, and maybe to Paraguay and back). C) Is CD del Este, Paraguay is worth visiting? Some words on airports will help too. I see one way fares from BA to Sampa are quite steep. So which route is preferable in this triangle: Sampa, Foz, BA? Should I do one way flights or returns? Thank you.

[QUOTE=Questner;2275916]I have posted the question in the other thread, since no takers there, here a repost of the same logistics question. I know it is touristy, but I always give back.

I am planning on seeing Foz de Iguazu waterfalls. My roundtrip return point is Sao Paulo Brazil. I plan to stay couple of days at the waterfalls area and then continue to BA, Argentina. A) Which city, area at the walls to stay for a better nightlife? Any suggestions? B) Are there any issues crossing the border (Brazil to Argentina, and maybe to Paraguay and back). C) Is CD del Este, Paraguay is worth visiting? Some words on airports will help too. I see one way fares from BA to Sampa are quite steep. So which route is preferable in this triangle: Sampa, Foz, BA? Should I do one way flights or returns? Thank you.[/QUOTE]CD del Este has a large waterfall called Salto del Monday, which is quite interesting. You can also visit the Itaipu Dam.

In my experience it is always cheaper to fly internally within a country rather than internationally. So better to fly S. Paulo to Foz, cross the border via land to Puerto Iguazu, then fly P. Iguazu to Bu. Aires. But you would have to check all of this to confirm. I think Foz would have the better nightlife than Puerto, but I have not sought this out myself.

Note that there is a one hour time difference between CD del Este and Foz / Puerto. I almost missed my flight from Foz because I thought that they were the same time, but I was actually running one hour late upon my exit via land from Paraguay.

[QUOTE=Rovnak;2275770] If I do come during Carnival, is Rio a better Carnival experience than SP? Or vice versa?

Most people will say that the Carnival in Rio is far better than SP. The Carnvial parade inside the stadium is more luxurious. Both cities have a lot of street parading as well, what are called "blocos". You should read up elsewhere on Carnival.[/QUOTE]Strictly speaking of Carnival, I recommend that men in their 20's /30's think about going to Salvador. Of course, there is a monger scene. It pales in comparison to SP and Rio, but Salvador Carnival is a blast and great place to take a shot at hooking up with civilian girls visiting from all over Brazil. There is a major gringo stigma in Rio. In Salvador, Brazilian girls will be impressed you found your way there for an event that is simply more Brazilian than touristy. It's not as grand as the Samba parades in the Rio Sambadrome, but it's several days of non-stop street parties with music you will never forget.

There are plenty of youtube videos that can explain it better than me.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ-NlHUcffY[/URL]

[QUOTE=LobbyMan1;2275807]Dear forumers,

Soon, I will be back in Sao Paulo for few days. By 5 times, I have experienced the scene.

For my next travel, I would like to meet some Subcelebridades. Is there someone who has some contacts. As you know, it needs to be introduce to get access to those book Rosa.

L.[/QUOTE]Well, you arent able to receive any messages, I suggest to change that for better interchange with the forumers.

Cheers.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2276205]Strictly speaking of Carnival, I recommend that men in their 20's /30's think about going to Salvador. Of course, there is a monger scene. It pales in comparison to SP and Rio, but Salvador Carnival is a blast and great place to take a shot at hooking up with civilian girls visiting from all over Brazil. There is a major gringo stigma in Rio. In Salvador, Brazilian girls will be impressed you found your way there for an event that is simply more Brazilian than touristy. It's not as grand as the Samba parades in the Rio Sambadrome, but it's several days of non-stop street parties with music you will never forget.

There are plenty of youtube videos that can explain it better than me.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ-NlHUcffY[/URL][/QUOTE]I was going to mention this, and you are correct. But it might be a bit of a dicey trip for a first time visitor. For someone who has been to Brazil before, it makes total sense. Not sure if I would recommend it to a first timer though. Your thoughts?

[QUOTE=Rovnak;2276250]I was going to mention this, and you are correct. But it might be a bit of a dicey trip for a first time visitor. For someone who has been to Brazil before, it makes total sense. Not sure if I would recommend it to a first timer though. Your thoughts?[/QUOTE]Yes, it would be ideal for someone with some Brazil smarts and some Portuguese. I think some experienced travelers who can work ISG and Tripadvisor would be fine, but perhaps that's rare.

[QUOTE=JorgeRad10;2276209]Well, you arent able to receive any messages, I suggest to change that for better interchange with the forumers.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]Hi Jorge,

Thanks for your advice. From now, I can receive messages.

L.

I see that the city has a holiday this Friday. Founding of the city, 465 years, how much will this affect the monger scene from normal? Any thoughts?

GF.

Ref. Casas on next Friday most if them will be open.

You may expect some decline in the number of garotas, the only place I know for shure to be good regarded to garotas is Tangara, who is going to be open the whole weekend.

ABG.

Av. Irai, 511, [URL]www.moemaprime.com.br[/URL].

Around 3 pm on a Wed.

R220 for an hour. (I only do an hour).

First time visiting and pretty much newbie to Brazil. No porto so basically I mumbled my way through the presentation. Around 12 girls mostly 7's in my book. The only 8 to me was Sandra. Lighter skin girl with serious look to her. One shoulder tattoo, see cups, all natural. I enjoy this type of body the most, mostly unblemished, firm to gym body and natural. Facilities are nice, clean, organized and nicely decorated. After telling the front desk girl your selection you follow her to the room. Pay afterwards. The room was large and good size bathroom with shower. Not like some of those cramp places we have all visited. My only complaint about the rooms and for me its a big one is the bed. Its really just a cushion atop a double stack of wood pallets. Please tell me this is NOT the norm. I was able to ask Sandra and she said all the clinicas have the same setup. I hope she is wrong. Her service was great, BBBJ, some kissing, she smokes like most of the ladies so I don't get into the deep kissing with them. Allowed all positions and pretty much lived up to the reputation of the service found in Brazil. When your finished you walk down and tell the front desk which lady you were with and pay. There is a smoking area as you walk in so you can get a group glimpse. Also, one pop, although was able to manage to communicate with Sandra about this. If I understood correctly, you negotiate with the girl ahead of time. Some do allow two, some don't.

Thanks to all posters in this thread. Your insights have made exploring this paradise that much easier.

GF.

[QUOTE=Rovnak;2276250]I was going to mention this, and you are correct. But it might be a bit of a dicey trip for a first time visitor. For someone who has been to Brazil before, it makes total sense. Not sure if I would recommend it to a first timer though. Your thoughts?[/QUOTE]IMO Salvador is going to be a challenge to have a good time there if you don't speak intermediate Portuguese. If you have a baiano friend to be your wingman that is ok. And the Baianos are very friendly to gringos. And the mulatas are even better than the ones from Rio. The trio eletricos are fantastic to be on!