Sao Paulo Reports

IMHO, Brazil has the greatest sexual culture in the world so for that reason alone is worth a visit. It's always worth it to learn a couple dozen words / phrases just to be polite. I found that I got along just fine using Google translate for everything else. But I also spent more time in the high end boates where it is quieter & calmer than Casarao.

I miss ABG too. The clinicas he took me to, I was treated like a local, maybe even a VIP and given the same treatment when I went back without him. It was like getting his seal of approval ensured good service. My experience of going to clinicas alone was mixed. I had a particularly bad encounter at Brooklin for example but did OK elsewhere.

Some of my fondest memories with ABG was just sitting around drinking beer and shooting the shit. Sometimes those memories are as important as the pussy.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2457037]Doesn't seem like anyone else does a similar tour service to what ABG did on here, which is a shame.

I wish I wasn't so bad at learning languages.

I plan on staying in Moema and visiting the clinicas and Casarao and similar priced Boates but Scandallo etc would be out of my budget.

Would you lot still go if you only learned the key Portuguese phrases?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2457037]Doesn't seem like anyone else does a similar tour service to what ABG did on here, which is a shame.

I wish I wasn't so bad at learning languages.

I plan on staying in Moema and visiting the clinicas and Casarao and similar priced Boates but Scandallo etc would be out of my budget.

Would you lot still go if you only learned the key Portuguese phrases?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]You can easily pay a taxi driver 100 R and they will take you on a tour.

[QUOTE=HarvestBoi;2457044]IMHO, Brazil has the greatest sexual culture in the world so for that reason alone is worth a visit. It's always worth it to learn a couple dozen words / phrases just to be polite. I found that I got along just fine using Google translate for everything else. But I also spent more time in the high end boates where it is quieter & calmer than Casarao.

I miss ABG too. The clinicas he took me to, I was treated like a local, maybe even a VIP and given the same treatment when I went back without him. It was like getting his seal of approval ensured good service. My experience of going to clinicas alone was mixed. I had a particularly bad encounter at Brooklin for example but did OK elsewhere.

Some of my fondest memories with ABG was just sitting around drinking beer and shooting the shit. Sometimes those memories are as important as the pussy.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the reply. I can tell he is well missed.

Hopefully there is a Scandallo up there for him now.

[QUOTE=Hobbying;2457075]You can easily pay a taxi driver 100 R and they will take you on a tour.[/QUOTE]That's a great idea, thanks.

One of the BMs reached out to me but that's a good plan if he is busy when I come.

I just hope Brazil gets this horrible disease under control for us mongers and more importantly their people. I thought we were unlucky in England having Boris in charge but we are lucky by comparison it seems.

Can someone help me with how many days to spend in Sao paulo? I'm going to be in Brazil for 9 days in December and I plan on breaking it up between Sao Paulo and Rio. How do you think I should break up the travel?

I was in SP last year and ABG took me around to Tangare and a couple others and WOW I was treated like a KING! The experience was the best of my life he was getting up there in age and his health was not the best. I never heard what happened to him? Anyone know. His service made my trip to SP awesome and at least I know of a few places to go for my next trip.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2457129]Thanks for the reply. I can tell he is well missed.

Hopefully there is a Scandallo up there for him now.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jbj64;2457212]I was in SP last year and ABG took me around to Tangare and a couple others and WOW I was treated like a KING! The experience was the best of my life he was getting up there in age and his health was not the best. I never heard what happened to him? Anyone know. His service made my trip to SP awesome and at least I know of a few places to go for my next trip.[/QUOTE]Someone on this thread said they had it on good authority that he has sadly passed away.

RIP.

[QUOTE=AdweyLand;2457159]Can someone help me with how many days to spend in Sao paulo? I'm going to be in Brazil for 9 days in December and I plan on breaking it up between Sao Paulo and Rio. How do you think I should break up the travel?[/QUOTE]This question comes up frequently. And since I answered someone on this very topic in the last week, I'm guessing you didn't bother to delve past the last one or two pages of the thread. C'est la vie!

It's pretty well accepted that SP is the better monger destination. Rio is the better destination for relaxation or tourism. Rio is not void of mongering by any means. And you can wine and dine in SP. You should tell the board what is important to you. 3 or 4 days minimum in Rio. If you love the beach maybe more.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2457037]Doesn't seem like anyone else does a similar tour service to what ABG did on here, which is a shame.

I wish I wasn't so bad at learning languages.

I plan on staying in Moema and visiting the clinicas and Casarao and similar priced Boates but Scandallo etc would be out of my budget.

Would you lot still go if you only learned the key Portuguese phrases?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]I'm going to SP and Rio in January (cracking deal on Air France London to SP 295 UK Pounds round trip} I also speak no Portuguese but I've downloaded an app called Tobo which gives you daily words to learn in (Brazilian) Portuguese, It's the best way to learn because pronunciation is totally different from how a word looks like it should sound to us English speakers. I lived in South Florida for many years so know all about Brazilian women and there amazing bundas, and what they can do with them so can't wait to visit.

[URL]https://youtu.be/DsxMPDm3h0w[/URL]

Thank you senior members for all the invaluable information contained in your posts for us newbies visiting Brazil for the first time.

[QUOTE=AdweyLand;2457159]Can someone help me with how many days to spend in Sao paulo? I'm going to be in Brazil for 9 days in December and I plan on breaking it up between Sao Paulo and Rio. How do you think I should break up the travel?[/QUOTE]As important as deciding how many days to spend in each city, is to decide which days of the week you stay in one or the other. All depends on your preferences. I'm not very interested in mongering in Rio and therefore I would stay stay Friday-Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro and the rest of the trip in Sao Paulo. Last year I only spend two whole days in Rio and I think I should have stayed longer, maybe 4 or 5 days.

[QUOTE=Nordico;2457283]As important as deciding how many days to spend in each city, is to decide which days of the week you stay in one or the other. All depends on your preferences. I'm not very interested in mongering in Rio and therefore I would stay stay Friday-Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro and the rest of the trip in Sao Paulo. Last year I only spend two whole days in Rio and I think I should have stayed longer, maybe 4 or 5 days.[/QUOTE]That's a good point. I like the weekend social scene in Rio. The Beach scene also peaks on weekends. Translation: More eye candy and if you carry yourself well it doesn't hurt to chat up the beach babes.

[QUOTE=SoberHans69;2457130]That's a great idea, thanks.

One of the BMs reached out to me but that's a good plan if he is busy when I come.

I just hope Brazil gets this horrible disease under control for us mongers and more importantly their people. I thought we were unlucky in England having Boris in charge but we are lucky by comparison it seems.[/QUOTE]Just tell them massage clinicas. Otherwise they will take you clubs where they get a fee for bringing customers.

Most taxi stands near one of the clincas will know where the other ones are located.

[QUOTE=MrMatrix;2457265]I'm going to SP and Rio in January (cracking deal on Air France London to SP 295 UK Pounds round trip} I also speak no Portuguese but I've downloaded an app called Tobo which gives you daily words to learn in (Brazilian) Portuguese, It's the best way to learn because pronunciation is totally different from how a word looks like it should sound to us English speakers. I lived in South Florida for many years so know all about Brazilian women and there amazing bundas, and what they can do with them so can't wait to visit.

[URL]https://youtu.be/DsxMPDm3h0w[/URL]

Thank you senior members for all the invaluable information contained in your posts for us newbies visiting Brazil for the first time.[/QUOTE]Wow, that's s great deal you got.

I'll check that app, thanks.

I've been using Duolingo and some videos on YouTube to try to learn as much as I can. I find it harder to learn than Spanish though which I tried to learn before I visited Medellin.

Since my 6 day epic fuck a thon in SP last January I haven't been back, however next week I find myself at the airport area Pullman hotel for a couple of days. Any recommendations in the area for some fun?

Found this recent review of Tangara with pics which might interest people, see link below.

[URL]http://mongerplanet.com/2020/05/25/clinica-tangara-sao-paulo-brazil/[/URL]

How would you guys say the looks of the women in the pictures compare to the average looks at the Clinica's and a boate like Casarao?

I'm finding it hard to find pictures of women who work in these places for obvious reasons.

Thanks.