Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=JavaMan;1870313]Forgive me, but curiosity has gotten the better of me:

1. Where you from, that it takes 2 months to get the Brazilian Visa? (For most of us here, it takes a week.).

2. So you spend $2000 USD on airfare, fly ALL the WAY to Rio, and JUST stay 2 days?! :confused: (I travel that far anywhere, I have to stay at least 10 days.).

3. You visit many countries, but do NOT stay more than 3 days. (Even if, you don't monger, you can post positive / negative experiences about your trip in the General threads. Hotel, restaurant recommendations, that sort of thing.). Best of luck Sir.[/QUOTE]I want to disclose my identity, but in my country it takes 20 working days to get Brazil visa but due to Olympics or whatever reason in my case and other persons who applied in same period it even takes more than 2 months, as I had you. S and Schengen visa they gave me visa when I asked them to give my passport back I don't want to go so they give me visa next day. There was some problem with the embassy a lot of people were angry there because of delay. My original plan was to visit Argentina, Brazil and Colombia as part of my South America trip to cover airfare cost, but could not get visas in time, so come to Brazil for 7 days 3 in São Paulo one overnight bus to Rio and 3 days in Rio. Thanks for for your suggestions I write about tourist information after my visits.

[QUOTE=Cheema;1870359]I want to disclose my identity, but in my country it takes 20 working days to get Brazil visa but due to Olympics or whatever reason in my case and other persons who applied in same period it even takes more than 2 months, as I had you. S and Schengen visa they gave me visa when I asked them to give my passport back I don't want to go so they give me visa next day. There was some problem with the embassy a lot of people were angry there because of delay. My original plan was to visit Argentina, Brazil and Colombia as part of my South America trip to cover airfare cost, but could not get visas in time, so come to Brazil for 7 days 3 in So Paulo one overnight bus to Rio and 3 days in Rio. Thanks for for your suggestions I write about tourist information after my visits.[/QUOTE]You spent $2000 on a ticket to Brazil but then opted for an overnight bus from Sao Paulo to Rio? Last time my ticket was $34 and took 55 minutes.

With all the difficulty it took you to get the visa for Brazil why not stay a little longer?

Strange story.

Shout out to Sperto for providing so much information on prives. I have been going to Rio forever and never even knew that prives existed before Sperto's reports. I can't add to much to what he already posted but I do have a couple of tips of my own.

1) Do your homework!! Look at websites like forumx, gpguia, hotside. There are some terapia spots where guys are paying 250 R for just a HJ! Some spots the girls only do cbjs. Make sure you read as much as possible before you visit so you know what you are getting into.

2) Know your addresses of the plave you want to visit. I went to Rio branco and treze de Maio and shockingly I discovered that THERE ARE NO SIGNS on the doors! I foolishly thought that all the prives and massage places would have a sign on their doors and that is not the case at all. I had to find a lan house to find the sala numbers of each business I wanted to visit. I didn't have the courage to knock on random doors and ask "Are there any big bunda prostitutes in here?" I only went to about 4 places, most had some nice looking young gdps. Unfortunately, I didn't find any big bunda girls that Iliked, but the search continues!!

[QUOTE=Bravo;1870875]I went to Rio branco and treze de Maio and shockingly I discovered that THERE ARE NO SIGNS on the doors! I foolishly thought that all the prives and massage places would have a sign on their doors and that is not the case at all... Unfortunately, I didn't find any big bunda girls that Iliked, but the search continues!![/QUOTE]
That's right, privées usually have no signs. Often you'll find a doormat with the text "Bem-vindo" or "Welcome" outside the door. If there are no door-bells it's probably not a privê. Don't be afraid to knock on the doors, if the sala numbers are on your privê-list. If a guy in a tie opens just have an excuse ready, e.g you're looking for the dentist Julio da Silva or Liechtensteins consulate.

I think your best bet to find horse-asses would be at the Clinicas which offers massage and HJ/BJ/sex. They are a bit more pricier but often have girls that needs to enter the cabins sideways. Otherwise try Belprazer, Dudas and Empório do Banho. Also a bit pricier but with a wide selection of girls.
[URL]http://www.belprazer.com/equipe/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.dudasmassagem.com/equipe/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.emporiodobanhorj.com/terapeutas/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Sperto;1870970]That's right, prives usually have no signs. Often you'll find a doormat with the text "Bem-vindo" or "Welcome" outside the door. If there are no door-bells it's probably not a priv. Don't be afraid to knock on the doors, if the sala numbers are on your priv-list. If a guy in a tie opens just have an excuse ready, e.g you're looking for the dentist Julio da Silva or Liechtensteins consulate.

I think your best bet to find horse-asses would be at the Clinicas which offers massage and HJ/BJ/sex. They are a bit more pricier but often have girls that needs to enter the cabins sideways. Otherwise try Belprazer, Dudas and Emprio do Banho. Also a bit pricier but with a wide selection of girls.
[URL]http://www.belprazer.com/equipe/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.dudasmassagem.com/equipe/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.emporiodobanhorj.com/terapeutas/[/URL][/QUOTE]Good eye Sperto! Over the years, as I have walked by, in and around Rio Branco 156 and 185, 13 de Maio, etc, sometimes you see a cute garotinha walking or in the elevator and just wonder, hmm? Well, every once in a while, because of curiosity, as I walked behind them while admiring their bunda, I have noticed they do end up entering an escritorio with a door-bell. I have taken note of the suite or office number, then did some research in the forums, and bingo, confirmed! Call me crazy, but this form of connecting the dots, is part of the fun.

That being said, its not within me to just start checking out all of the salas which have doorbells. However, if anyone out there decides to participate in this activity, please follow SPerto's suggestion, and have some sort of an excuse prepared once you realize it is not a prive.

Maybe I better clarify. "Don't be afraid to knock on the doors, if the sala numbers are on your privê-list." Please, don't knock on any doors or ring the bells unless you have read/heard that the sala holds a privê. Discretion in these buildings is very important. Elevatorguys can also be very helpful. They always have 100% control of which salas that have privées. I have a favourite-elevatorguy. He tells me which salas that have new girls and how they look. :)

[QUOTE=Sperto;1871106]Maybe I better clarify. "Don't be afraid to knock on the doors, if the sala numbers are on your priv-list." Please, don't knock on any doors or ring the bells unless you have read/heard that the sala holds a priv. Discretion in these buildings is very important. Elevatorguys can also be very helpful. They always have 100% control of which salas that have prives. I have a favourite-elevatorguy. He tells me which salas that have new girls and how they look. :)[/QUOTE]Over many years, multiple times per year and for stays extending over months I have visited Brazil, particularly Rio. One thing I have noticed are guys who live there with negative attitudes (you can see it in their posts here) or guys who visit and look at Brazil and its people as third-world (again, see their posts).

Brazil has problems and some of them can be very frustrating and cause you to shake your head, but if your objective is to meet women (the stated purpose of this forum) it is best done by checking your attitudes at immigration. Treat people with respect and greet them with a smile. A lot of guys I see might as well be wearing hoodies and t-shirts that say we don't give a shit about you, we are just here to have sex with your women.

Doormen, elevator guys, waiters and taxi drivers all can be great sources of information and helpful if treated like they matter. Actually, I try to treat people like this in general, except, of course, for the guys with the I own the world attitudes.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;1871115]Over many years, multiple times per year and for stays extending over months I have visited Brazil, particularly Rio. One thing I have noticed are guys who live there with negative attitudes (you can see it in their posts here) or guys who visit and look at Brazil and its people as third-world (again, see their posts).

Brazil has problems and some of them can be very frustrating and cause you to shake your head, but if your objective is to meet women (the stated purpose of this forum) it is best done by checking your attitudes at immigration. Treat people with respect and greet them with a smile. A lot of guys I see might as well be wearing hoodies and t-shirts that say we don't give a shit about you, we are just here to have sex with your women.

Doormen, elevator guys, waiters and taxi drivers all can be great sources of information and helpful if treated like they matter. Actually, I try to treat people like this in general, except, of course, for the guys with the I own the world attitudes.[/QUOTE]I agree wholeheartedly.

I give each doorman in the building I stay in in Copa 50 reais each when I arrive and tell them I'm happy they are still here.

I give them an aqua coco when I shop for 8/10 bottles at a time or a water etc. As a result, they would hook me up with football tickets, always know my first name, let anyone up I wanted no questions asked and in general be v helpful.

I do the same with the ladies who clean the terma rooms and who manage the time. This always pays off. To the sweet waitress, to the garcon who always hooks me up with good food quick, to my favorite kiosk.

Where ever someone tries, reward them. In Brazil people make peanuts so even a 10 or a 20 reais can help out.

I once foolishly agreed to bring a pair of nice boots for a patricinha I met online-they were 40 £ in UK and 15 times more in Rio.

She never bothered to collect them so I gave them to one of the homeless kids who sleeps next to my entrance and told him to go sell them in Ipanema. He made a nice profit and came runnin over to thank me next time I came back to Rio.

They always look out for you.

In Brazil you need as many friends as possible.

Give that GDP who put in crazy work and did great a nice tip to take home and shell work that bit harder to keep you as client-will let you get away with stuff the regular dudes can't. Fill in the blanks.

Bb sex, CIM w swallow etc.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;1871115]Over many years, multiple times per year and for stays extending over months I have visited Brazil, particularly Rio. One thing I have noticed are guys who live there with negative attitudes (you can see it in their posts here) or guys who visit and look at Brazil and its people as third-world (again, see their posts).

Brazil has problems and some of them can be very frustrating and cause you to shake your head, but if your objective is to meet women (the stated purpose of this forum) it is best done by checking your attitudes at immigration. Treat people with respect and greet them with a smile. A lot of guys I see might as well be wearing hoodies and t-shirts that say we don't give a shit about you, we are just here to have sex with your women.

Doormen, elevator guys, waiters and taxi drivers all can be great sources of information and helpful if treated like they matter. Actually, I try to treat people like this in general, except, of course, for the guys with the I own the world attitudes.[/QUOTE]Very well said. I take the same view on any where I visit in the world. Be nice to folk, always say Hello, or good morning, its amazing the reactions you get and even more so when you try your best and say it in the local language (OK it might not sound that great but they appreciate the effort). Manners cost nothing.

I have been hearing about this place for some time. GDPs, taxistas and apartment staff have invited me to go but I have yet to go due to distance and safety. I believe it is a bar / restaurant / club with events and live music. I hear there a plenty of GDPs and normal girls sounds worth checking out. Does anyone have intel on this place.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE=Safado69;1872059]I have been hearing about this place for some time. GDPs, taxistas and apartment staff have invited me to go but I have yet to go due to distance and safety. I believe it is a bar / restaurant / club with events and live music. I hear there a plenty of GDPs and normal girls sounds worth checking out. Does anyone have intel on this place.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE][URL]http://reidobacalhaurp.com.br/choperia/[/URL]

It is in Duque de Caxias.

Seems to be another large club like the now closed Via Show.

I have spent quite a bit of time in the North Zone and it is an area even Brazilians who live there venture cautiously. If a situation erupts, the acquaintances who brought you there won't help you. I have been the only gringo at Favela Baile Funk parties invited by the hosts and after a few beers (and who knows what else) a few of the locals became vocal about a gringo being an observer to the girls' twerking rituals. Rio can be a powder keg. Not a whole lot has changed since this article from 2012.

[URL]http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-17657122[/URL]

Clubs get overcrowded and escape routes can be limited. Personally, there are better options for a relaxing night out that do not involve venturing into the North Zone.

[QUOTE=Safado69;1872059]I have been hearing about this place for some time. GDPs, taxistas and apartment staff have invited me to go but I have yet to go due to distance and safety. I believe it is a bar / restaurant / club with events and live music. I hear there a plenty of GDPs and normal girls sounds worth checking out. Does anyone have intel on this place.

Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]Its a really hopping club, I've been twice this past week. Alot of young good looking females and great music. As far as GDPS go, they might be there but you won't be able to tell them apart from the rest of the females. Its just a regular club, they arent there looking to land a client for the evening.

[QUOTE=Safado69;1872059]I have been hearing about this place for some time. GDPs, taxistas and apartment staff have invited me to go but I have yet to go due to distance and safety. I believe it is a bar / restaurant / club with events and live music. I hear there a plenty of GDPs and normal girls sounds worth checking out. Does anyone have intel on this place.
Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]
I've heard good things about Rei do Bacalhau, but I never went there. The regular girls in Duque de Caxias are normally easy to score so I guess it's worthwhile to check it out.

I got a PM asking if the girls in the privées always charge the same? I couldn't answer the PM because his inbox was full (B you should empty it). I found the question interesting so I answer it here. Normally in the privées the girls charge the same. What can be different are the extra charges like anal and maybe CIM.

There are exceptions, where the girls actually can charge different. Those exceptions are the clinicas/therapias. Those are a kind of privées that offers a basic service of massage and a relax/hj. Everything extra like BJ, BBBJ, CIM, penetration, anal etc are to be negotiated with the massagista. These clinicas/therapias often have some very nice girls. Personally I try to avoid the clinicas, because it becomes quite pricey when you want extras like BJ and penetration. I have no interest in the massage part.

The clinicas/therapias are often very neat, trying their best to look respectable. They have cheap Asian decorations, ornamented waterfalls, incenses, soft music and real massage tables. Their girls are not wh*res, they are terapeutas. Personally I find this set-up just to be a way of overcharging.

[QUOTE=Sperto;1872423]I got a PM asking if the girls in the prives always charge the same? I couldn't answer the PM because his inbox was full (B you should empty it). I found the question interesting so I answer it here. Normally in the prives the girls charge the same. What can be different are the extra charges like anal and maybe CIM.

There are exceptions, where the girls actually can charge different. Those exceptions are the clinicas/therapias. Those are a kind of prives that offers a basic service of massage and a relax/hj. Everything extra like BJ, BBBJ, CIM, penetration, anal etc are to be negotiated with the massagista. These clinicas/therapias often have some very nice girls. Personally I try to avoid the clinicas, because it becomes quite pricey when you want extras like BJ and penetration. I have no interest in the massage part.

The clinicas/therapias are often very neat, trying their best to look respectable. They have cheap Asian decorations, ornamented waterfalls, incenses, soft music and real massage tables. Their girls are not wh*res, they are terapeutas. Personally I find this set-up just to be a way of overcharging.[/QUOTE]I have actually had a couple of PMs over the years from the Rio the Jan forum about legit places which truly focus on massages by professional terapeutas. I have only had massages on the beach, not at the clinicas. Can anyone give or suggest places that actually focus on a variety of styles / techniques, legit services?