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**DoomBringer321** · 11-07-22 03:25

Fleeing all the chaos of Guayaquil I decided to go with an acquaintance of mine who has a property in Caluma and kindly invited me to go there it was amazing I went to a cascade there, during the holidays it was a great time with friends not a whole lot of infrastructure but that is half the fun anyway.

https://youtu.be/-YruR12gwJE

**DoomBringer321** · 10-05-22 01:47

Originally Posted by DoubleJones [View Original Post]

I'm just curious if a non Spanish speaking gringo would be welcome at at the clubs and would have success in obtaining services or if the clubs are more reserved for locals.

They would definitely be welcomed by the establishments, and the local patrons it depends on their mood I have noticed that mountain people have slight xenophobia it's more pronounced in Quito but the whole Andes regions have that biased on the coast the concerned would not be racial but watch out for someone clocking you I had to put more than one goofball in the hospital for clocking my hommies on this site plus since most of the locals are too broke to partake in some of the girls more than one drunk human thought it was an intelligent idea to challenge some gringo because he took what he "perceives" is his girl as if any of these woman "belong" to anyone they belong to the streets as the philosopher future.

**DoubleJones** · 10-04-22 17:25

Originally Posted by DoomBringer321 [View Original Post]

The problem with the mindset of a lot of people is that they believe things operate the way the rest of the west works it does not, the west only compromises 15% of the total population then you got Africa latin America eastern Europe asia you get the point, the andes regions for those who have not read my posts on culture in Ecuador while Cuenca may look enticing not to hot not too cold a lot of expats, the andes are still some of the most conservative regions in Ecuador they have a strong presence by the catholic church gender norms are socially enforced most are politically conservative you get the point so Oasis is not a heaven for those activities the owner may be a US deported but he still had to adapt to the social norm of the communities where he lives on top of the fact that there have been well-documented incidents of women looking for their husbands and deadbeat dads that don't pay their child support and women going nuts inside the club so women even if they are couples are an extreme no no hope that answers some of your questions.

I'm just curious if a non Spanish speaking gringo would be welcome at at the clubs and would have success in obtaining services or if the clubs are more reserved for locals.

**DoomBringer321** · 10-04-22 15:29

Originally Posted by DoubleJones [View Original Post]

How Gringo friendly are the chongos in Cuenca? I'm interested in visiting one, especially El Oasis, but not sure how well received gringos are at these places. I don't know much Spanish so not sure if it is a good idea?

The problem with the mindset of a lot of people is that they believe things operate the way the rest of the west works it does not, the west only compromises 15% of the total population then you got Africa latin America eastern Europe asia you get the point, the andes regions for those who have not read my posts on culture in Ecuador while Cuenca may look enticing not to hot not too cold a lot of expats, the andes are still some of the most conservative regions in Ecuador they have a strong presence by the catholic church gender norms are socially enforced most are politically conservative you get the point so Oasis is not a heaven for those activities the owner may be a US deported but he still had to adapt to the social norm of the communities where he lives on top of the fact that there have been well-documented incidents of women looking for their husbands and deadbeat dads that don't pay their child support and women going nuts inside the club so women even if they are couples are an extreme no no hope that answers some of your questions.

**DoubleJones** · 10-03-22 17:13

How Gringo friendly are the chongos in Cuenca? I'm interested in visiting one, especially El Oasis, but not sure how well received gringos are at these places. I don't know much Spanish so not sure if it is a good idea?

**Dg8787** · 08-05-22 04:36

Originally Posted by DoomBringer321 [View Original Post]

Well if you are not looking for harden pros this is the wrong spot it is not Colombia third largest city in Ecuador but it's by no means a bustling metropolis with plenty of ex-pats but that is good and bad, the fact that you have ex-pats makes it means that you have someone to talk to, the bad part is that there are so many goof balls in Cuenca that already the few women that do the semi-pro thing are entitled as hell just go to Oasis $16 for 15 minutes if you don't like it pick another city if I wanted to go to a city where there is a Catholic church every 2 blocks I go to Rome. Hope that answers some of your questions.

Thank you.

I am looking for a winter retreat for a month or so with easy access to some non harden pros. A girl every few days would do me fine.

**DoomBringer321** · 08-02-22 13:27

Originally Posted by Dg8787 [View Original Post]

Not much in the reports about Cuenca.

I recently read an article about expats retiring in Cuenca. Sounds enticing to me for a few months out of the year. 4 hour plane ride out of Florida.

I am wondering about the availability of girls and the average cost? St and LT? Quality of girls. I am not looking for harden pros.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Well if you are not looking for harden pros this is the wrong spot it is not Colombia third largest city in Ecuador but it's by no means a bustling metropolis with plenty of ex-pats but that is good and bad, the fact that you have ex-pats makes it means that you have someone to talk to, the bad part is that there are so many goof balls in Cuenca that already the few women that do the semi-pro thing are entitled as hell just go to Oasis $16 for 15 minutes if you don't like it pick another city if I wanted to go to a city where there is a Catholic church every 2 blocks I go to Rome. Hope that answers some of your questions.

**Dg8787** · 08-02-22 08:20

Not much in the reports about Cuenca.

I recently read an article about expats retiring in Cuenca. Sounds enticing to me for a few months out of the year. 4 hour plane ride out of Florida.

I am wondering about the availability of girls and the average cost? St and LT? Quality of girls. I am not looking for harden pros.

Thank you in advance for your help.

**DoomBringer321** · 04-21-22 15:25

This woman is actually Ecuadorian it seems all the high-class talent is going to Cuenca to partake in the ex-pats over there her name is Sofia. 60 an hour.

**DoomBringer321** · 04-17-22 02:39

She normally works out of Oasis and Trebol for those Cuenca players those are about the only two clubs in the Cuenca area. I don't have to tell you but Oasis is $14 Ficha.

**DoomBringer321** · 03-31-22 01:33

There was a shot out in a girl house in Esmeraldas and the state has reacted because of the violence and earthquakes with declaring a state of emergency be careful players.

https://www.extra.ec/noticia/actuali...das-65250.html

**DoomBringer321** · 01-01-22 17:16

Originally Posted by Jake2738 [View Original Post]

Could someone explain the different options in Montanita and what the prices would be?

The answer is simple, there are no options none no clubs no chongos, no strip clubs just a bunch of hippie drug addicts most of them from western countries or the US and Argentina, and with girl house close till the 16 of Jan if you don't bring your entertainment you are fucked hope that answers your question.

**Jake2738** · 12-31-21 15:12

Could someone explain the different options in Montanita and what the prices would be?

**Prolijo** · 11-23-21 21:51

FWIW, a little follow-up research turned this info on that Baños chongo (admittedly very old, so prices and who knows what else has probably changed):

Punto G, Direccion Kilometro 5. 5 via al Puyo, Pasando la Repressa Agoyan, Tel: 0987897150. About 5 miles outside of downtown Banos, just past the dam on the way to Puyo. Look for the Punto sign on the left after crossing the dam. A great place to hang out and chat with some pretty chicas, some of which are from Colombia. New girls rotate into the club every week or two. Open 5 pm to Midnight -- Monday thru Thursday; 4 pm to 2 am -- Friday & Saturday, Closed Sunday. Optimal: 5 pm to 10 pm. $3 entrance fee (includes a large beer or water). $2. 50 large beers, $5 liquor shots, $40 liquor bottles. $13 chicas (20 mins is the norm). Stripshows on Friday & Saturday. Taxis from the center of Banos run $5; they will call you cab to go back to Banos if you need one. Usually 8-15 chicas are available. Nice house-lounge setup with music videos, a great sound system and plenty of room to dance with the friendly ladies. Private parking is also available. If you really enjoy the company of your favorite Punto G chica and she likes you, she may be able to leave the club with you after closing time, but a $20 fee is required by the house.

**Prolijo** · 11-21-21 16:18

Originally Posted by DoomBringer321 [View Original Post]

Two factors that must go into your analysis, first the effect of COVID on the business including the worlds oldest profession second, yeah most foreigners do not like to go to establishments of the beaten path that's just all there is to it that one chongo is the only game in town, for ex. Cuenca city od half a million people only have two establishments for the broke guys Oasis for the big money ballers La Piramide, you are just going to have to adapt your tolerance level and standards.

Thanks Doom. I understand your point about the effects of covid. A lot of the old places are opening back up but for a lot of others that was the nail in the coffin and they're gone for good. Old info was never completely reliable but is even less so now (e. G. The Quito mongering map is somewhat helpful but is long overdue for an update).

As for going to places off the beaten path, I'm not exactly a complete pussy. For example, I've been to the former prison in Lima Peru that has been turned into supposedly the world's largest brothel, the Trocadero. That may not exactly be off the beaten path but it was a little tricky to find and very sketchy inside (and, BTW, HIGHLY recommended to visit as a "sociological" experience even if you don't wind up partaking).

I've also visited a couple of chongos on the outskirts of Pisco, Peru (accompanied by a local waiter we befriended) and one independently in Ica (on the outskirts of town but right on the main road into town). It definitely helps if you have a local you can trust to guide you (and I don't know about taxistas in Ecuador yet). LOL, and even if you think they're honest and reliable, you don't know if their standards of beauty will measure up to yours leading to a wasted trip (fewer beauties to be found in these small town chongos). Bottom-line: there's always some risk.

BTW, does anyone know whatever happened to that crazy fucker Nibu Rafael. He stopped posting in 2014 but I think he still has more posts on ISG than any other member (over 6k) many if not most of them on off-the-beaten path locations. Was he committed somewhere for psychiatric treatment or was he finally simply banned from ISG by the admin?