Medellin Reports

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A. G.

[QUOTE=Legal Tender; 1408490]I get amused at the youth vs maturity (implicitly including some wealth) discussion that occasionally becomes a topic of conversation here. And we have the ubiquitous "normal," "semi-pro" and "pro" distinction, made without the benefit of any definition. Greg opines from India or where ever he is this moment watching of all fucking things. Cricket, that 99% of the Colombian girls will trade sexual pleasures for money or monies equivalent. I think Greg is about 1% shy of being correct. Women trade sex for security. All women! Including yo mama. It's just biology.

All women want security and protection. All men want respect, attention, appreciation and affection. Don't kid yourself, women are not nearly as visual as men are. There is not a girl in any casa that would not prefer to have one man provide for her security and protection. But, some choose to sell what they have to offer for a few pasos for medio hora or mas. The so called "normal" girls are certainly more attracted to the young, handsome and virile men. But, they're looking to pair bond. They want a "relationship." The fact is that if you treat any of these women like sex workers, you will get a sex worker. There is no such thing as free sex; they all want something other than a hard dick.

Sex with a beautiful girl is easier to get in Medellin than a decent pizza. A whole lot easier. Even with the obvious "pros" Ricker says that he like to create a bond. That makes sense to me. What I think most of us really want is intimacy. There's nothing like sex with a girl that wants to give you great pleasure because when she wakes up in the morning, she is thankful that you are in her life. At bottom, the notion of bonding requires just a little give a shit about someone else's life. All that requires communication and if you don't speak Spanish, that's kind of hard.

Take a little interest in these beautiful little Paisas, and your being a benefit in their lives will be rewarded. Bond a little, or at least try, with all of them. Most are not only receptive, they need and want a little interest, a little compassion, a little concern, a little love. Surpress the ego. It doesn't always have to be about you!

Only good energy, remember?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Lefeu;1409099]When we first arrived, they were outside the club, in a truck. Later, they moved inside and went around checking IDs. Later, someone mentioned to me that the reason they came to us was because our tour guide, Fernando, had his head shaved. Apparently, this triggers police check in Medellin.[/QUOTE]Thank you. Very interesting. I generally do not carry my wallet or my I'd with me when I am out club hopping in MDE (I have cash and an ATM / charge card as emergency back up). I wonder if the police would make an issue out of someone saying they do not have an I'd. Anyone with "no I'd" experience?

[QUOTE=Bra123; 1409262]I've been in mde for a few days, first time visitor. I have visited a few massage parlors since I have been here. So far the best experience has been at new life. I may return before I leave.

Day 1. .

Hoping to have a couple more good times in the next few days.[/QUOTE]Nice 1st report. Keep up the good work.

[QUOTE=Hioctane; 1409124]Normal clubs. Busy Thursday-Saturday (Lleras, Barrio Colombia, Las Palmas)

Stripclubs. Usually better midweek Wed & Thurs. Fri and Sat chicas are out with their friends and boyfriends.

Daytime action. Casas ranging from 30k-200k.

Have fun![/QUOTE]Three and Four weekends ago, Friday and Saturday were considerably busier than Wednesday and Thursday at the stripclubs. When I visit I am just there for 1 week to 10 days at a time so mine is a small sample size.

[QUOTE=Ezyngo; 1409250]La Mayorista, aka, La Raya, is perfect for you. It's a miniature version of Tijuana, Mexico. Read my previous posts on this place and decide for yourself.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]No La Mayorista strip is not what I'm talking about but I appreciate the response. I do like the action at La Mayorista but the little short time hotels are really noisy and funky. Thanks again.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1409388]Thank you. Very interesting. I generally do not carry my wallet or my I'd with me when I am out club hopping in MDE (I have cash and an ATM / charge card as emergency back up). I wonder if the police would make an issue out of someone saying they do not have an I'd. Anyone with "no I'd" experience?[/QUOTE]Never be without a picture I'd in a foreign country! Imagine a Texan policeman stopping you on a road and you have no documents with you. You'll spend a day at police station, minimum.

When I travel, to Colombia or wherever else, I bring my home country picture I'd with me, with a photocopy of my passport. When police checks me and asks for the passport, I show my I'd and passport copy, and I say the original is in the hotel safety box. Never had a single problem in Colombia or whatever else country.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1409388]Thank you. Very interesting. I generally do not carry my wallet or my ID with me when I am out club hopping in MDE (I have cash and an ATM / charge card as emergency back up). I wonder if the police would make an issue out of someone saying they do not have an ID. Anyone with "no I'd" experience?[/QUOTE]I always keep ID with me ever since my first trip to Colombia when I was in a taxi in Cartagena and was pulled over by the police. I had no ID on me and they weren't going to let me go until I showed one, fortunately I was with a "guide" and I had to give him the code to my room safe and he went and retrieved my passport, this was about 8 years ago. I carried my U.S. drivers license thereafter until about two years ago when I got a U.S. passport card, now I carry that with me everywhere, cost $30.

Check Zandaly, Chican Punto Com, and Sexi Fantasia "2".

[QUOTE=Bra123; 1409262]I've been in mde for a few days, first time visitor. I have visited a few massage parlors since I have been here. So far the best experience has been at new life. I may return before I leave.

Day 1. New Life. This was my first experience with a Colombian woman and I was not disappointed. I went fairly early, around noon or so, the line up was about 8 girls or so. Went with a girl named hermena (sp) , shorter dark skinned girl with curves. She started with a nice sensual massage (less massage and more sensual) , proceeded to covered oral and, then a short time later cowgirl, doggie then, mish. A great first experience in my opinion. 1 hr was 65k.

Day 2. Fantasia Cra 46 # 57A-21. I arrived to this place fairly early as well, around noon or so. The line up was only 2 girls, I chose the 1 that had the better looking ass of the 2. I didn't really click with the girl but, she performed ok. 1 hr was 55k.

Day 3. Geishas. Is this closed? I watched the video and I'm fairly certain that I was in the correct place. I even had a beer from the place with the Aguilla canopy. There is an orthodontist place on the left of the stairs now? I saw no Geisha sign or doorbell.

Day 3. Aiffe. After the disappointment from Geishas I made my way to this place. I got there around 3 or so. 3 girls in the line up. I chose a cute skinny girl named sara. Got to the room and washed off. Had a short light touch and some oral to prepare my little friend for fun. Started with reverse cowgirl and then moved on to stand up doggie. Damn this girl has a cute little ass. Had a nice sensual continuation of the massage, enough to almost put me asleep. Then I remembered that I didn't have a whole lot of time left. I rolled over and she grabbed the condom. Gave me some oral to wake up some, cowgirl, doggie and, then finish mish. This girl isn't exactly my "type" she definitely gave a good performance.

Hoping to have a couple more good times in the next few days.[/QUOTE]

I carry a xerox copy of my passport, so I don't have to worry about being stolen.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1409388]Thank you. Very interesting. I generally do not carry my wallet or my I'd with me when I am out club hopping in MDE (I have cash and an ATM / charge card as emergency back up). I wonder if the police would make an issue out of someone saying they do not have an I'd. Anyone with "no I'd" experience?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Matt Psyche;1409541]I carry a xerox copy of my passport, so I don't have to worry about being stolen.[/QUOTE]I do that too in countries where I think I might be checked and get harassed, like in Mexico. I have travelled quite a bit in CO and never had any issues with police so I got lax. May be I will start doing that as well.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1409388]Thank you. Very interesting. I generally do not carry my wallet or my I'd with me when I am out club hopping in MDE (I have cash and an ATM / charge card as emergency back up). I wonder if the police would make an issue out of someone saying they do not have an I'd. Anyone with "no I'd" experience?[/QUOTE]My first trips to Medellin in 1999, I got checked several times a day by police and had to buy some of them payoff money, since then the worst shakedown I had was in Cali 2005 near the Radisson 3 am with a girl, had a copy of my Passport but still the guy fucked with me for 30 minutes," Where is your Passport" he went on and on, I kept telling him my hotel is right there we can go up and get it out of the safe if you want, not sure why he kept harassing me unless he thought I had drugs.

Got pulled over in a Police stop between Barranquilla and Cartagena June 2009 and my copy of my passport was ruined from swimming in Tayronna Park earlier that day, the police asked me why I didn't have my Passport with me, I told them I don't carry it with me because of attempted robberies then I showed him scars on my arms from a few weeks earlier in Cali, never said anything more. I haven't showed my ID in Medellin in 14 years to the Police and never have in Cartagena but I carry a copy in a Zip Lock bag in my Pacsafe under the belt wallet usually. I fucked up and didn't get a Passport Card when I renewed my Passport, I never go to Canada, it never crossed my mind to get it to use as an alternative ID.

It ain't like it used to be, Colombia actually wants tourists now, even if you are fucking their sisters. LOL

Hi everyone!

Been following the Medellin forum for a while, anticipating a chance to go. I saw that spirit airlines has lowered their prices a bit, and I was thinking of buying some tickets to visit, but during the week, from Tues-Fri. I want to stay at the Mansion. It would be my first time to Medelliin, and I speak minimal, tourist Spanish.

Is there a good crowd of guys (and girls) at the Mansion during the week too? Or is it only the weekends? Part of the funs seems to be hanging with everyone.

Thanks!

I wish to add my words about police in Colombia.

My experience is ample: during EACH trip I had to Colombia (Medellin, Bogota, Cartagena), each lasting from 3 to 20 days, 1-2-3 visits each year in the last 6 years, I was checked from 2 to 4 times by the police, during either the day or the night, mostly in streets while I was walking around, or even stopped while travelling on a taxi, either in questionable areas (e.g. Santa Fe in BOG, Prado in MDE) or not (Bocagrande or Centro in CTG). The total number of police checks I experienced sums up to a good number, I mean.

Well, in each case, police was very serious in asking my documents, checking pockets, etc. All times, I presented my home country picture I'd, plus the photocopy of the passport.

All times, the police was very professional in all the procedure. I was never asked a bribe, I never felt uncomfortable, nothing that could be presented as a "problem". Once the checking procedure was completed, big smiles from the officer,"bienvenido","gracias", etc. I always feel safe when I see a policeman in Colombia.

Please note that I paid "tips" to policemen of various countries, incl. Mexico, Panama, Ghana, so I know how it works in such cases.

Thumbs up from me for the Police in Colombia!

[QUOTE=Hillbilly69; 1409824]My first trips to Medellin in 1999, I got checked several times a day by police and had to buy some of them payoff money, since then the worst shakedown I had was in Cali 2005 near the Radisson 3 am with a girl, had a copy of my Passport but still the guy fucked with me for 30 minutes," Where is your Passport" he went on and on, I kept telling him my hotel is right there we can go up and get it out of the safe if you want, not sure why he kept harassing me unless he thought I had drugs.

Got pulled over in a Police stop between Barranquilla and Cartagena June 2009 and my copy of my passport was ruined from swimming in Tayronna Park earlier that day, the police asked me why I didn't have my Passport with me, I told them I don't carry it with me because of attempted robberies then I showed him scars on my arms from a few weeks earlier in Cali, never said anything more. I haven't showed my I'd in Medellin in 14 years to the Police and never have in Cartagena but I carry a copy in a Zip Lock bag in my Pacsafe under the belt wallet usually. I fucked up and didn't get a Passport Card when I renewed my Passport, I never go to Canada, it never crossed my mind to get it to use as an alternative I'd.

It ain't like it used to be, Colombia actually wants tourists now, even if you are fucking their sisters. LOL[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Black Page;1409870]even stopped while travelling on a taxi,![/QUOTE]Interesting. Did they see you get into the taxi and follow you or were you riding by the police and they noticed you? Did they ask you to step out of the cab for a body search?

Thanks

[QUOTE=Manny51; 1409833]Hi everyone!

Been following the Medellin forum for a while, anticipating a chance to go. I saw that spirit airlines has lowered their prices a bit, and I was thinking of buying some tickets to visit, but during the week, from Tues-Fri. I want to stay at the Mansion. It would be my first time to Medelliin, and I speak minimal, tourist Spanish.

Is there a good crowd of guys (and girls) at the Mansion during the week too? Or is it only the weekends? Part of the funs seems to be hanging with everyone.

Thanks![/QUOTE]The Mansion is perfect for the first time visitor to Medellin. You will have all of the "company" you desire, and there are usually some interesting amigos staying there. Before you leave Medellin, you'll be writing: "get those ho's off me."

But, don't tell anyone back home about the City of Eternal Spring. It's our secreto.

Only good energy!