Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2905300]When you have two people who want something to happen, they will understand enough to make it happen. ....[/QUOTE]This is for who are like me and want to learn about the subtlety of what has been mentioned.

If you are not sure who is a working girl on Calle 10, one polite way to tell them apart is to ask "Estas trabajando" as Gobacho posted. This applies to Centro as well. Of course one can do it anyway you want. I am more timid so I prefer not to go up to a girl and ask price directly when I can't tell if she is a working girl or not. You can use the same principle on Facebook, except for me I don't use the same phrase or words suggested here when I don't know if the girl is a working girl or not. There are many ways to say the same thing but imaging the consequence when everyone ask any random FB girls "cuanto cuesta"?

Means "how's business?" or "what's the deal?".

[QUOTE=MoonShot;2905300] Now I had girls say polvo as busting a nut so maybe dos polvos as two shots, perhaps? But I have limited Spanish.[/QUOTE]I recall in the Dominican Republic (and I think in Tijuana as well), the girls referred busting a nut as 'leche' which is like milk I suppose. Has this term been used in Colombia?

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;2905442]I recall in the Dominican Republic (and I think in Tijuana as well), the girls referred busting a nut as 'leche' which is like milk I suppose. Has this term been used in Colombia?[/QUOTE]I knew leche as "semen", "cum". The busting of a nut would be "una corrida" (verb = correrse).

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;2905442]I recall in the Dominican Republic (and I think in Tijuana as well), the girls referred busting a nut as 'leche' which is like milk I suppose. Has this term been used in Colombia?[/QUOTE]All the girls I have seen have understood or use the term "leche" which is milk to refer to cum or coming. So sometimes when you are pumping away and then you pause, they will ask you "leche?

[QUOTE=Nounce;2905350]This is for who are like me and want to learn about the subtlety of what has been mentioned.

If you are not sure who is a working girl on Calle 10, one polite way to tell them apart is to ask "Estas trabajando" as Gobacho posted. This applies to Centro as well. Of course one can do it anyway you want. I am more timid so I prefer not to go up to a girl and ask price directly when I can't tell if she is a working girl or not. You can use the same principle on Facebook, except for me I don't use the same phrase or words suggested here when I don't know if the girl is a working girl or not. There are many ways to say the same thing but imaging the consequence when everyone ask any random FB girls "cuanto cuesta"?[/QUOTE]On Facebook, it is a bit tricky with semi-pros because many tend not to mention money. Instead, they will message you about how much they want to meet with you and how handsome you are. Now, if you are an average guy or much older than the girl and the girl is young and pretty, you have to assume that she is eager to meet with you to make money even if she doesn't mention money. On my first trip, I meet with a young attractive girl without any discussion about money and it was very awkward after the sex when she asked me for money and we didn't have an agreement. As a result, now, when a girl wants to meet me and there is no discussion about money, I bring up the subject of money. Some would say you might offend the girl because she may not be a prostitute but so far, no one has been offended and the response has usually been a number or the Spanish for "how much will you give me? Usually I say "how much would you expect if we meet, my love?" in spanish using Google Translate.

Every once in a while, I do get the response that the girl does not want any money. Most guys would jump at this and want to meet a young attractive girl without payment but for me, if it is too good to be true, you have to be suspicious and so I have never meet any of the young attractive girls who say that they don't want any money from me.

[QUOTE=Exoticspirit;2905442]I recall in the Dominican Republic (and I think in Tijuana as well), the girls referred busting a nut as 'leche' which is like milk I suppose. Has this term been used in Colombia?[/QUOTE]Yes, it is commonly used in Medellin for a man's orgasm.

[QUOTE=XXL;2905454]I knew leche as "semen", "cum". The busting of a nut would be "una corrida" (verb = correrse).[/QUOTE]Also "un polvo" is used in Medellin to refer to an orgasm or a round.

Un polvo = one nut or one round.

Dos polvos = two nuts or two rounds.

Tres polvos = three nuts or three rounds, etc.

"un polvo," as in "echar un polvo".

[QUOTE=XXL;2905454]I knew leche as "semen", "cum". The busting of a nut would be "una corrida" (verb = correrse).[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2905462]Yes, it is commonly used in Medellin for a man's orgasm.[/QUOTE]I despise the word 'leche' in that context. I like it when the girl says 'rrrico' which Colombian chicas say sometimes during sex. I also love to hear the Filipinas say boom boom. Way back in the early 2000's I was in a bar in Angeles city when a group of girls went on stage and sang a Boom Boom song in Tagalog. The crotch area of my pants came under great stress during the singing of that song although the only words I understood were 'Boom Boom'. LOL.

[QUOTE=XXL;2905454]I knew leche as "semen", "cum". [/QUOTE]Exactly. It is not just a Colombian thing! Try to search porn videos for "milking" (beware).

The subtext of what a girl is getting at when she says "leche" is "hurry the fuck up and get off of me. ".

[QUOTE=Turgid;2905485]I despise the word 'leche' in that context. I like it when the girl says 'rrrico' which Colombian chicas say sometimes during sex. I also love to hear the Filipinas say boom boom. Way back in the early 2000's I was in a bar in Angeles city when a group of girls went on stage and sang a Boom Boom song in Tagalog. The crotch area of my pants came under great stress during the singing of that song although the only words I understood were 'Boom Boom'. LOL.[/QUOTE]

[URL]https://www.noticiascaracol.com/antioquia/federico-gutierrez-prohibe-ofrecer-servicios-sexuales-en-parques-lleras-y-alrededores-rg10[/URL]

For those of you who can't read Spanish, this article says that Mayor Fico Gutiérrez just signed some new decretos prohibiting prostitution in and around Parque Lleras, parque el poblado, Provenza and the surrounding areas starting now and for a period of 6 months.

It also says that bars and establishments that serve alcohol will be ordered to close at 1 am instead of the current 2 am or 4 am time that they currently close.

As soon as there is a new episode from DC Rob covering this story I will post a link so you guys can follow along in English.

I can't post an image right now but a buddy sent this to me. I am hoping this means more Centro action and might keep prices down.

What do you guys think?

[QUOTE=JackTaggart;2905566]I can't post an image right now but a buddy sent this to me. I am hoping this means more Centro action and might keep prices down.What do you guys think?[/QUOTE]Here's a Google translate of the front page report in today's newspaper (El Colombiano):

Medellin's Mayor's Office prohibits supply and demand of sexual services in El Poblado and premises will have to close at 1:00 am.

The two measures, which include the prohibition of the practice of prostitution for the next six months, aim to counteract the sexual exploitation of girls, boys and adolescents after finding a foreigner with two girls in a hotel in that area of Medellin.

As promised during a press conference held last Sunday, March 31, the mayor of Medellin Federico Gutirrez announced this Monday drastic measures to counteract the sexual exploitation of girls, boys and adolescents in the city.

This Monday, the local president announced that his office decided to prohibit "the demand or request for sexual services or related activities" in commune 14, El Poblado, for six months.

Specifically, Gutirrez ordered the temporary suspension of the demand or request for sexual services and related activities as well as their promotion and advertising in any format in the public space of the area.

The measure taken by the Mayor's Office of Medellin covers a polygon that extends to the surroundings of El Poblado Park, Provenza, Lleras Park, La Presidenta linear park and surrounding residential areas.