Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Atlprince666;3072587]Dear Mongers, I am from Atlanta, GA, USA and planning to visit Medellin for the first time.

Please DM with inputs for a first timer.[/QUOTE]Turn on your DM by subscribing.

Yep, was out and about again today in Medellin.

All I can say is I hope there are better destinations now.

Between feminazis and McDonalds, Medellin is yesterdays flavor.

I know where I am moving to and you can ask where and I will tell you but it will be a lie.

Just like everything anyone and everyone will tell you throughout Colombia with or without a reason to lie.

Such a lie would be oh yeah another disco on karrera 34 is just what you need and will make you happy.

Or. The streets are paved with chicas.

Of course we all know and you all will learn, Medellin is yesterdays flavor.

[QUOTE=ChicoBonito;3072486] and if she would give me their contact infos and recommend me to them to give me a good price (I want the friends-and-family discount), that I would tip her 50 k for each one I end up sexing with.[/QUOTE]You can make this offer to any chica you've been with or will be with in Medellin, and 99% of them will gladly accept it. They will offer you not only their friends but even their hermanas, primas and tias.

[QUOTE=Atlprince666;3072587]Dear Mongers, I am from Atlanta, GA, USA and planning to visit Medellin for the first time.

Please DM with inputs for a first timer.[/QUOTE]Your all set to go I DM you lots and lots of chics.

[QUOTE=TDick;3072526]What is the name of this casa? Thanks.[/QUOTE]There are quite a few of these inexpensive Casas in Bogota. One of them was Rosquillas 57, they used to charge 50,000 COP for 20 minutes. I'm not sure if they still offer the same price. If you don't see anyone you like here, the guy standing outside with the black umbrella can take you to other nearby Casas.

Hello, I'm a first time here from USA, can someone give me some info as well please would really appreciate.

[QUOTE=Rshas;3072891]Hello, I'm a first time here from USA, can someone give me some info as well please would really appreciate.[/QUOTE]RTFF is your first task.

[QUOTE=Rshas;3072891]Hello, I'm a first time here from USA, can someone give me some info as well please would really appreciate.[/QUOTE]Read below about 3 posts down. And read the forum (abbreviated RTFF).

[QUOTE=Rshas;3072891]Hello, I'm a first time here from USA, can someone give me some info as well please would really appreciate.[/QUOTE]Best advice. Go to A massage / ho-house like Chica energy or New Life and empty your balls of potential stupidity. Go to La isla or fase Dos and drain them again. Then read the forum and explore like you're tricking of in Bankhead. MDE is only dangerous to people that forget where they at especially in el-centro.

How much is the cheapest session in new life now? I feel like I remember when it was 55 mil and then also remember when they bumped it to 60 mil and I was short 5 mil and paid the 3 mil showing fee but was refunded for being a regular and the bump in price happening overnight LOL.

I have some business to take care of in Itagüí but also have an independent girl I'm going to be visiting regularly in bello so being in centro makes the most sense. Also being able to sneak out for a quickie with a mid girl at new life or at ground zero is always appealing.

Will be my first time back in Medellin since 2023 or so. Decided to visit Bogota in 2024 and thought I'd never return to Medellin but business calls.

I had numerous successful sessions in El Centro. Because I look like Hispanic even been Malaysian-American. Most girls don't even know where Malaysia located at, El Centro is dangerous for gringos or African- Americans.

If you stay low profile, don't have any flashy items on you, you are find and just stay around strip clubs. Most strip clubs in El Centro have on-site rooms and I always gotten great service.

[QUOTE=AlexDeuce;3073010]Best advice. Go to A massage / ho-house like Chica energy or New Life and empty your balls of potential stupidity. Go to La isla or fase Dos and drain them again. Then read the forum and explore like you're tricking of in Bankhead. MDE is only dangerous to people that forget where they at especially in el-centro.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MohdirFan82;3073031]I had numerous successful sessions in El Centro. Because I look like Hispanic even been Malaysian-American. Most girls don't even know where Malaysia located at, El Centro is dangerous for gringos or African- Americans.

If you stay low profile, don't have any flashy items on you, you are find and just stay around strip clubs. Most strip clubs in El Centro have on-site rooms and I always gotten great service.[/QUOTE]This is a very funny post. I Don'tcha know where you picked up your information about Centro being dangerous for African Americans but it's quite funny. PN!

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3073038]This is a very funny post. I Don'tcha know where you picked up your information about Centro being dangerous for African Americans but it's quite funny. PN![/QUOTE]It's important to do your homework to see where consensus is (if it exists), and to rely heavily upon what seasoned, experienced, senior members of the board have to say about a subject. It's no more or less dangerous for African-Americans in centro, or most any other place in Colombia, than it is for any other foreigners. And if you can speak decent Spanish, then they're going to think that you're from some other Latin American country with an accent (which is still no reason to let your guard down).

[QUOTE=TheCane;3073044]It's important…. still no reason to let your guard down).[/QUOTE]The most accurate part of your statement is 'never let your guard down.' I'm not sure if that makes me a 'seasoned' member or not, but I have eight or nine years of experience traveling back and forth to Colombia, specifically hanging out in the Centro area. I believe that amount of time gives me the standing to share what I have—and haven't—seen. In all those years, I have never noticed that they rob African Americans more than anyone else.

​I have no idea how heavy my accent is, but I can tell you that I have stayed in Colombia long enough that my neighbors didn't even know I spoke English. The one or two times they did hear me, they were extremely surprised because I speak Spanish fluently the entire time I am there. There is no need for me to speak English in a Spanish-speaking country. I don't know where this consensus comes from regarding African Americans being targeted more often in Centro, but I find it quite hilarious. I have spent a significant amount of time in Centro, and I am most definitely African American; however, if you heard me speak Spanish, you would never know it. PN!

[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3073038]This is a very funny post. I Don'tcha know where you picked up your information about Centro being dangerous for African Americans but it's quite funny. PN![/QUOTE]I think it's the weekend warrior stereotype. You see them in Parque Lleras -- loud, flashing money, lots of bling, drawing way too much attention. Put that person in El Centro and they're a prime target.

Dress and act like any Colombiano negro or moreno, no problem. Dress and act like any American, there can be an issue.