Sao Paulo Reports

[HiddenEye]

I've seen trans women in Scandallo, twice in the last 12 years. Remember discrimination is a serious crime in Brazil, so maybe they don't want to risk a super expensive lawsuit.

The one I remember and I can tell from direct contact was 2013 one year before the soccer world championship and there were qualifiying games on the LCDs. I ended a session with a slim brown hair beauty from southern Brazil in one of the rooms of Scandallo, we went back together to outdoor bar and we were talking of going up again. Yes, we were drinking together at the same beat, and there was chemistry.

Then I see this impressive, tall, super athletic trans, yes, she was truly impressive, with ultra high heels and miniskirt and I have no shame to say it because of the feminine touch she had. I'm a visual producer and I love exotic beauty. I immediately thought on a fashion portrait ... i know agents who love those faces and looks.

So I dismissed the girl from Porto Alegre, she didn't complain at all and she had the kindness to bring this sculpture to my table and left us alone. And of course, the strong voice of a man is what I heard when she sat and crossed her legs. I invited her / him a drink and spent maybe 20 minutes talking. I gave her a R100 tip and she gave me her personal card because I offered her a photoshoot. She / he was a kind person.

From the countless times I've been to scandallo I saw trans twice, the second time it was not so impressive so I didn't have this visual attraction.

[Hanzonamura]

Day 1 Casarao (Friday).

60 consumption. Three stories of small real estate which could otherwise be a very large townhome on the east coast (US). Upstairs closed, bars on the main floor and downstairs, smoking area, packed, mostly nowhere to sit. Time is spent standing in a crowded room. Met someone, settled up, wristband to re-enter, exit the building to the hotel next door.

Blonde, petite, short, pretty but not preferably as thin, affectionate and fun. 50 for the room, 500 for her. Small room with a bathroom and shower. Clean and comfortable. There's a mirror on the ceiling. Starts with a long blowjob, she would have gone forever, rides me, flipped her on her back, she moves me to the edge of the bed to ride me reverse, wants me to see her from a mirror. Proceeded to blow me for the rest of the hour before needing to cleanup before the knock.

Long dark brown hair, tall, skinny, beautiful, cold in conversation but enthusiastic later. 100 for the room, 600 for her. Blows me for an eternity, rides me briefly but it's late and so I don't mind taking it easy, she decides to blow me again and doesn't stop for another eternity until our time is up. The mirrored ceiling.

Dark hair, speaks English, educated in London. We only talk. We're meeting for lunch this Thursday. Just lunch.

Day 2 and 3 Tourist.

Neighborhoods. Vila Madalena is just an area filled with crowded bars. I return to Moema for dinner. I'm a repeat visitor at an elegant restaurant a few blocks from my airbnb. They stay open late and empty the last two nights. Two bartenders cater to me personally while I have dinner, pour from a bottle, keep to myself, read.

At closing, the bartender, whom I've only communicated only through an app, puts her number in my phone if I have questions about the neighborhood. She then tells me she's off in 20 if I would like company as long as I take care of her uber home. I wait outside for air. The other bartender comes out to wait with me but to also let me know she's joining. I wait another minute, tell her this is complicated, leave.

Day 4 57 Friends.

It's 7, I've decided to revisit Casarao. It's slow so I head to 57 friends. From research, it transitions into a club around this time and so a seemingly good place to pass time. Check-in, no cover, offered a lineup or relax. I choose the latter. It's pleasantly empty. Me, two other dudes, one on his phone, another chatting a girl. Smaller area in the front with a bar and large area in the rear filled with seating, pool table, outdoor smoking area. Order a glass if wine and It's a very generous pour.

Short, petite, slim, jet black hair, kind and friendly. Introduces herself with a kiss on the cheek. She smells remarkable which isn't personally important but couldn't help but notice. She leaves to sit in a corner by herself. I join her after my first glass. We only communicate through an app. We're having fun. I offer her a drink but she declines. I never make it to Casarao.

1000 for her for the night and an exit fee which was some incidental amount I don't remember. She leads us to a restaurant a few blocks away for appetizers and drinks. She calls an uber. We're back at my place by 10 and immediately leads us to the shower. She keeps me up until 3 am for continuous fun including exploring every inch of the bed. We sleep. At 6 am, she wakes me. She wants more. Insatiable. After, as the sun had come up, wants to know if I would prefer her to leave so I can rest. We sleep more and she calls herself an uber at 10 am.

Day 5.

I'm in the courtyard of my property and meet the host. Her father, whom I had also met, wants to give me a tour of the city. I have plans tomorrow. I'm also invited to an afternoon home cooked Sunday afternoon family meal. I now have plans this Sunday. Headed to 57 later not because I expect to find another unicorn. Just a place to relax and adamant to make it to Casarao.

Clinic.

Subscribe to Tangara, 57, Yankin, Morumbi Lux for WhatsApp status. Miruna, Abbobora, others insist only after the first visit which I have not done.

Data.

Claro, picked up an activated SIM from the Ibirapuera mall, 1st floor. Sim was 10 and "top-up" available from Claro or any pharmacy. 40 for 12 GB. I've been using 1 GB per day. Will need to top-up once more for another 40. My US cell plan texted an offer for $10 USD daily or 1085 real for the entire trip.

International adapter.

City Coisas in the Ibirapuera mall, 2nd floor.

Lodging.

Airbnb in Moema. It's quiet and peaceful. Windows are not double pane. Inside, I can't hear the airplanes above.

[Steve 9696]

I believe I ask this question before but no one addressed it. I went to scandallo just one time. It was a slow night confirmed very attractive ladies. But there were a few that approached me that I speculated where maybe men / transexual. So that's my question. Does Scandallo allow transexual women in their premises.

There is no way there are trans women at Scandallo. Thought never crossed my mind.

[Guest19]

I was looking to go with the T-Mobile International Data Pass. I haven't used it before, but I was told it's $50 for a month of Unlimited Calls & Texts to anywhere in the world, and 15 GB of high speed data.

There are two t-mobile plans: $35 for 10 days, 5 GB, and $50 for 30 days, 15 GB.

I used it in SP. It works fine.

[Pneumoniall]

Thanks for the reply.

What about quality of wifi connection in the room?

If internet is not reliable in the room, I just cannot stay.

The WiFi is quite fast and reliable at this hotel too.

[Bearsi]

Has anyone hired an escort through this website? https://callgirlsinsaopaulo.com.br/

If so, how did it go?

I would stick with the most used and known sites.

Splove.

Private55.

Fatalmodels.

Never had a switch and bait with those.

[Wanderer1000]

I was looking to go with the T-Mobile International Data Pass. I haven't used it before, but I was told it's $50 for a month of Unlimited Calls & Texts to anywhere in the world, and 15 GB of high speed data.

The Brazil Airalo is $47 a month for 200 minutes talk, 200 texts, and 20 GB of Data. Not sure if the call minutes include international calls. Now that Skype is gone, I wanted a convenient service to call anywhere in the world when I'm in another country. Seems like the T-Mobile option may be better.

I'd like a local number in Brazil and a second phone, so maybe I'll do both. Thanks.

Sometime ago, somebody recommended esim service.

https://www.airalo.com/brazil-esim

Looks like it is little bit cheaper then t-mobile international plan.

[Degenerate24]

cpfgenerator.net

Will make my first trip to SP soon, and wanted to get more clarity on the local SIM card situation. Having read many of the posts, Knowledge had posted this CPF generator that will provide a number to activate a SIM card and allow the use of public WiFi in places like shopping malls, etc. I've also read that you can go to a TIM store with your passport and they'll be able to fix you up.

Is it best and easiest to get a SIM at GRU? I usually do this at most international airports in the world without a problem, but I ran into problems in Rio a few years ago. I forgot to get set at the airport, and then went to Rio Sul mall after getting settled. The three cell stores I went to told me they couldn't help me since I wasn't a native or something. Very frustrating as none of them spoke English and they turned away and ignored me. Someone back at my hotel told me to go to one of the kiosks and they could fix me up. The kiosk guy had a friend there who spoke English, and they got me set up for cheap after 15 minutes or so.

So, the easiest way to avoid hassles and get set with a local SIM is to use a cell place at GRU and use a CPF generated number? Just trying to get this straight so I can use Uber and Google Maps right away and not feel hassled wasting time and energy. Other newbies are probably curious too. Thanks in advance.

For TIM, you don't need a CPF, you could just buy it and activate it over the phone with your passport.

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[Guest19]

cpfgenerator.net

Will make my first trip to SP soon, and wanted to get more clarity on the local SIM card situation. Having read many of the posts, Knowledge had posted this CPF generator that will provide a number to activate a SIM card and allow the use of public WiFi in places like shopping malls, etc. I've also read that you can go to a TIM store with your passport and they'll be able to fix you up.

Is it best and easiest to get a SIM at GRU? I usually do this at most international airports in the world without a problem, but I ran into problems in Rio a few years ago. I forgot to get set at the airport, and then went to Rio Sul mall after getting settled. The three cell stores I went to told me they couldn't help me since I wasn't a native or something. Very frustrating as none of them spoke English and they turned away and ignored me. Someone back at my hotel told me to go to one of the kiosks and they could fix me up. The kiosk guy had a friend there who spoke English, and they got me set up for cheap after 15 minutes or so.

So, the easiest way to avoid hassles and get set with a local SIM is to use a cell place at GRU and use a CPF generated number? Just trying to get this straight so I can use Uber and Google Maps right away and not feel hassled wasting time and energy. Other newbies are probably curious too. Thanks in advance.

Sometime ago, somebody recommended esim service.

https://www.airalo.com/brazil-esim

Looks like it is little bit cheaper then t-mobile international plan.

[Wanderer1000]

cpfgenerator.net

Will make my first trip to SP soon, and wanted to get more clarity on the local SIM card situation. Having read many of the posts, Knowledge had posted this CPF generator that will provide a number to activate a SIM card and allow the use of public WiFi in places like shopping malls, etc. I've also read that you can go to a TIM store with your passport and they'll be able to fix you up.

Is it best and easiest to get a SIM at GRU? I usually do this at most international airports in the world without a problem, but I ran into problems in Rio a few years ago. I forgot to get set at the airport, and then went to Rio Sul mall after getting settled. The three cell stores I went to told me they couldn't help me since I wasn't a native or something. Very frustrating as none of them spoke English and they turned away and ignored me. Someone back at my hotel told me to go to one of the kiosks and they could fix me up. The kiosk guy had a friend there who spoke English, and they got me set up for cheap after 15 minutes or so.

So, the easiest way to avoid hassles and get set with a local SIM is to use a cell place at GRU and use a CPF generated number? Just trying to get this straight so I can use Uber and Google Maps right away and not feel hassled wasting time and energy. Other newbies are probably curious too. Thanks in advance.

[Guest19]

It doesn't have a laundry machine in the guestroom but you can put all your clothes in the laundry bag and leave it in your room for the housekeeper to take care of it for you. I didn't utilize that service because it was quite expensive. I brought my clothes to the laundromat called Lavateria and do it myself instead. That's the closest one and the most convenience one I went to. It is located on the first floor at Fast Shopping Center 3. You have to pay with card to use the washer and the dryer. No laundry detergent needed because it comes with it and the instruction on how to use the machines is written in both English and Portuguese. This is the website https://instabio.cc/4061219zFINNV

Thanks for the reply.

What about quality of wifi connection in the room?

If internet is not reliable in the room, I just cannot stay.

[BusinessTravl]

Found the lineup to be good on Sunday night. Saw quite a few stunners. Outside street / Area around is shady though.

Totally a no brainer over Scandallo for me as well.

Both girl really beautiful. First one was a young 24 year old natural girl with a slim body with a really nice ass. Other one was close to 30, sillycones.

In the club she would do anything but anal as I understood it. When we came to my hotel she said no to pussylicking / rimming on her and fingering. She did owo and intense kissing with tongue. Girl was beautiful, but found her service to be rushed and not worth what I paid her. And yes I paid up front. What do you guys usually do when you do saidas from Casarao? She promised from 0130 to at least 04. When in the room she said one nut only and started to pack her things just before 03. Very disappointing to be honest, I shouldve made a scene out of it but its too late now. Would not recommend. The club itself is a really nice spot to visit for some fun in Sampa. Just my poor judging.

Sessioned with two girls one 1/2 session and one takeout.

400 for the first one and 1000 plus 150 in saida fee to the reception.

[Pneumoniall]

Has anyone hired an escort through this website? https://callgirlsinsaopaulo.com.br/

If so, how did it go?

[Blakman]

I believe I ask this question before but no one addressed it. I went to scandallo just one time. It was a slow night confirmed very attractive ladies. But there were a few that approached me that I speculated where maybe men / transexual. So that's my question. Does Scandallo allow transexual women in their premises.

[Pneumoniall]

How good is wifi in the room?

Do they have a laundry in the hotel?

Last time I stayed in Allure Moema. Hotel was good, wifi was very good (180 MB / s download, 120 MB / s upload), and they have laundry in the basement.

Unfortunately, airport noise make it impossible to work during daytime.

It doesn't have a laundry machine in the guestroom but you can put all your clothes in the laundry bag and leave it in your room for the housekeeper to take care of it for you. I didn't utilize that service because it was quite expensive. I brought my clothes to the laundromat called Lavateria and do it myself instead. That's the closest one and the most convenience one I went to. It is located on the first floor at Fast Shopping Center 3. You have to pay with card to use the washer and the dryer. No laundry detergent needed because it comes with it and the instruction on how to use the machines is written in both English and Portuguese. This is the website https://instabio.cc/4061219zFINNV If you come to Sao Paulo, I suggest you stay at the hotel near Avenida Paulista because it is a shopping center and a tourist attraction with lots of hotels, fancy restaurants, and luxurious shopping malls all located within walking distance. Avenida Paulista will be temporary closed to car traffic every Sunday for people to come out to walk, jog, ride a bike, rollerblade, skateboard, or scooter, get together, and check out the local vender booths along the street. This is the website of the hotel I am staying at https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/pt-br/...lista/overview