Cartagena Reports

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1590857]As an update, the first stunner I took to the short term hotel on Tuesday has a friend who was pestering me last night. She (Candy) wanted me to take her to Tu Candela and pay the $10 k cover for her. I declined. Then, she offered me an hour of her time for $100 k and again I declined. She is simply not that attractive plus I smell bad service. Pretty sure she would come down told on that price as The Shadow suggests but if it was free, I would have to think about it. I told her maybe tomorrow, which I will say to her until I leave. Her friend -- my date from Tuesday -- also came by during our conversation. She said 'bastante' to me after our initial greeting. Not sure if that was slang expression with some other meaning as I thought bastante means enough in English. Anyone know another use for this word?

My prop manager suggests that I go with him to Casa Rocio tonight. He says the girls are hot and available for take out for about $250 k for several hours. Anyone familiar with this place?[/QUOTE]I am very curious and I would love to hear your thoughts on Casa Rocio.

Personally, my taste in women is quite a bit different from that of the local Colombians. I have seen them describe someone as "hot" and I find them to be a 6 or 7.

10-20 girls, 5-9. I liked two girls there, and paid 150 k for one hour. The chicas were less hard core than LDV. I had some GFE.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1593790]I am very curious and I would love to hear your thoughts on Casa Rocio.

Personally, my taste in women is quite a bit different from that of the local Colombians. I have seen them describe someone as "hot" and I find them to be a 6 or 7.[/QUOTE].

These photos were from my last and next to last night in CTG. The girl in the skirt (from the first night) is the same as the one in lace panties with her voluptuous friend (from the second night). It was overall a pretty good trio except for the fact that the girl in the skirt quoted me a price that she indicated was for the both of them. It's an age old 'ho' trick. When we were finished, she wanted double the amount originally stated.

I protested and she quickly called the cops without my knowledge. I had to do the perp walk to an ATM at 1 am in the morning with cop and the girls trailing behind. I was told there was no other option except for going to the station. Since I neglected to check I'd's, I decided to pay rather than risk worse repercussions.

The one in the skirt goes by Sophie and can be found hanging around the Reloj. She is from Cali, 19 years, and claims to be a student studying textiles looking to make tuition money. I frankly think it's a ruse. I did not meet her at the Reloj but through a Cartagena acquaintance who, as it turns out, did not know her as well as he thought. He claimed she was a girl who rarely went out. Yeah right! As an identifier, she has a pair of lips tattooed on her butt, which you can see in one of the photos. Rather than the sweet innocent she portrays, she is actually hard-core. By the time you see the tat though, it is too late. LOL.

The other one was simply spectacular. Great kissing with me and her friend, an unbelievable body, DATY, 19 years old from Santa Marta. Never saw her at the Reloj area as the other one recommended her and brought her along for the trio. She was not involved in the upfront negotiations. They both say they live in the same building in Bocagrande. Her attitude seemed a bit hard-core too. Amazing how at 19, these girls are already seasoned veterans.

See photos.

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1594596]These photos were from my last and next to last night in CTG. The girl in the skirt (from the first night) is the same as the one in lace panties with her voluptuous friend (from the second night). It was overall a pretty good trio except for the fact that the girl in the skirt quoted me a price that she indicated was for the both of them. It's an age old 'ho' trick. When we were finished, she wanted double the amount originally stated.

I protested and she quickly called the cops without my knowledge. I had to do the perp walk to an ATM at 1 am in the morning with cop and the girls trailing behind. I was told there was no other option except for going to the station. Since I neglected to check I'd's, I decided to pay rather than risk worse repercussions.

The one in the skirt goes by Sophie and can be found hanging around the Reloj. She is from Cali, 19 years, and claims to be a student studying textiles looking to make tuition money. I frankly think it's a ruse. I did not meet her at the Reloj but through a Cartagena acquaintance who, as it turns out, did not know her as well as he thought. He claimed she was a girl who rarely went out. Yeah right! As an identifier, she has a pair of lips tattooed on her butt, which you can see in one of the photos. Rather than the sweet innocent she portrays, she is actually hard-core. By the time you see the tat though, it is too late. LOL.

The other one was simply spectacular. Great kissing with me and her friend, an unbelievable body, DATY, 19 years old from Santa Marta. Never saw her at the Reloj area as the other one recommended her and brought her along for the trio. She was not involved in the upfront negotiations. They both say they live in the same building in Bocagrande. Her attitude seemed a bit hard-core too. Amazing how at 19, these girls are already seasoned veterans.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1594598]See photos.[/QUOTE]Tomas you have a damn good attitude. You call a good night being charged double what you were quoted and having police involved. Having to go to an ATM at 1 am. Nice pictures and info. Your rite about how some of these girls are seasoned by 19-20 years old. Wlll be in CTG in a couple days and will write a report. Although I do not take photos. The tattoos at such a young age always throws up a red flag for me. Though yea by the time you seen the lip tattoos on her ass you were already in too deep!

I'm heading down by myself this weekend if someone wants to hang out.

It's been a few years since my last visit but I knew my way around back then.

I'm fluent in Spanish and am near 50 years old.

I'll probably end up in Boca or Laguito.

Fabone

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1590857]As an update, the first stunner I took to the short term hotel on Tuesday has a friend who was pestering me last night. She (Candy) wanted me to take her to Tu Candela and pay the $10 k cover for her. I declined. Then, she offered me an hour of her time for $100 k and again I declined. She is simply not that attractive plus I smell bad service. Pretty sure she would come down told on that price as The Shadow suggests but if it was free, I would have to think about it. I told her maybe tomorrow, which I will say to her until I leave. Her friend -- my date from Tuesday -- also came by during our conversation. She said 'bastante' to me after our initial greeting. Not sure if that was slang expression with some other meaning as I thought bastante means enough in English. Anyone know another use for this word?

My prop manager suggests that I go with him to Casa Rocio tonight. He says the girls are hot and available for take out for about $250 k for several hours. Anyone familiar with this place?[/QUOTE]Sometimes "bastante" means "plenty" or "alot". It depends on the context she used it in.

Hay bastante gente hoy. There are a lot of people today.

Gano batante plata. I make plenty of money.

[QUOTE=Fabone;1595076]Sometimes "bastante" means "plenty" or "alot". It depends on the context she used it in.

Hay bastante gente hoy. There are a lot of people today.

Gano batante plata. I make plenty of money.[/QUOTE]When she came over to me, while I was talking to the other girl, Andrea said 'bastante' to me. So not sure what it meant in that context. She was friendly to me so it was not said in a negative way.

[QUOTE=Tomasb;1595103]When she came over to me, while I was talking to the other girl, Andrea said 'bastante' to me. So not sure what it meant in that context. She was friendly to me so it was not said in a negative way.[/QUOTE]You got me there. I've heard an abbreviated version "Basta". Which means "Enough". If she did that she might be interrupting your conversation basically saying "Ok, enough talking to her. My turn. " or something like that.

That said, I've never heard bastante used in that context. But I'm still learning too.

Maybe someone else can put their two cents in.

[QUOTE=Fabone;1595185]You got me there. I've heard an abbreviated version "Basta". Which means "Enough". If she did that she might be interrupting your conversation basically saying "Ok, enough talking to her. My turn. " or something like that.

That said, I've never heard bastante used in that context. But I'm still learning too.

Maybe someone else can put their two cents in.[/QUOTE]Using bastante as a greeting makes no sense at all, doesn't compute. If Andrea was referring to the negotiation with her friend, I think in this case it means the 100 k is enough, but no more. She could have said "sufficiente" but that would have meant the negotiation is open to a little more than 100 k. She was telling you nicely that " dude, pay her the 100 k but don't let her talk you into more". Also because she used that particular word it appears there's a little competition or animosity between those two girls. She's definitely not doing her friend a favor.

[QUOTE=Bologna;1595464]Using bastante as a greeting makes no sense at all, doesn't compute. If Andrea was referring to the negotiation with her friend, I think in this case it means the 100 k is enough, but no more. She could have said "sufficiente" but that would have meant the negotiation is open to a little more than 100 k. She was telling you nicely that " dude, pay her the 100 k but don't let her talk you into more". Also because she used that particular word it appears there's a little competition or animosity between those two girls. She's definitely not doing her friend a favor.[/QUOTE]Spanish is my first language. "Bastante" literally means "a lot", "basta" can be used in different ways, like: "ya basta de tonteras! = that's enough nonesense! "Con eso me basta = that's enough for me".

[QUOTE=RicardoMm;1595532]Spanish is my first language. "Bastante" literally means "a lot", "basta" can be used in different ways, like: "ya basta de tonteras! = that's enough nonesense! "Con eso me basta = that's enough for me".[/QUOTE]Yea, that's consistent with what I've experienced. English is my first language so I appreciate your input Ricardo.

[QUOTE=Bologna;1595464]Using bastante as a greeting makes no sense at all, doesn't compute. If Andrea was referring to the negotiation with her friend, I think in this case it means the 100 k is enough, but no more. She could have said "sufficiente" but that would have meant the negotiation is open to a little more than 100 k. She was telling you nicely that " dude, pay her the 100 k but don't let her talk you into more". Also because she used that particular word it appears there's a little competition or animosity between those two girls. She's definitely not doing her friend a favor.[/QUOTE]You picked up on some details that I clearly missed Bologna. Tomasb and I both were confused because you're right. It makes no sense.

Even your scenario makes little sense. I mean just like you said. "She's definitely not doing her friend a favor".

I've never seen a situation like that occur. With the "papaya" mentality of Colombia, I don't think you will either.

Thanks for the comment Bologna. You got me thinking. LOL.

[QUOTE=Fabone;1595595]You picked up on some details that I clearly missed Bologna. Tomasb and I both were confused because you're right. It makes no sense.

Even your scenario makes little sense. I mean just like you said. "She's definitely not doing her friend a favor".

I've never seen a situation like that occur. With the "papaya" mentality of Colombia, I don't think you will either.

Thanks for the comment Bologna. You got me thinking. LOL.[/QUOTE]I rarely make sense, but I try. I once gave a ctg girlfriend a lot of gifts for her birthday, went through a lot of trouble for her on this one. She responded with "Que poco de regalos". I translated this literally and was a little insulted because I thought she expected more and was insulting me. Later I found out that what she was really saying was "a lot of gifts". Go figure.

[QUOTE=Bologna;1596009]I rarely make sense, but I try. I once gave a ctg girlfriend a lot of gifts for her birthday, went through a lot of trouble for her on this one. She responded with "Que poco de regalos". I translated this literally and was a little insulted because I thought she expected more and was insulting me. Later I found out that what she was really saying was "a lot of gifts". Go figure.[/QUOTE]Que poco de regalos. Means in Colombia "Muchos Regalos".

"Pocos regalos" Means: Not Many Gifts.

My two cents.

Kukulkan.