Diamond Club and Vale Todo
As recently as a couple of months ago, Diamond Club was the high-end strip club just across Carretera Masaya from MetroCentro. Also, Vale Todo was then called something like Girls Club, or Ladies Club, or Girls Girls Girls. Now, you are saying the old Vale Todo is called Diamonds? Is that correct? You mean the old Vale Todo in Monseñor Lescano … right? You are also saying that Fenix was “hopping” at 3:00 on a Saturday afternoon? With cute girls? Go figure …..
Vale Todo new name is also Diamond Club and Hotel
[QUOTE=Noguera]As recently as a couple of months ago, Diamond Club was the high-end strip club just across Carretera Masaya from MetroCentro. Also, Vale Todo was then called something like Girls Club, or Ladies Club, or Girls Girls Girls. Now, you are saying the old Vale Todo is called Diamonds? Is that correct? You mean the old Vale Todo in Monseñor Lescano. Right? You are also saying that Fenix was "hopping" at 3:00 on a Saturday afternoon? With cute girls? Go figure.[/QUOTE]Yes that is correct. Let me know what you encounter should you visit. Any other ideas of places to visit in Mangua, Granada or Masaya? How about San Juan?
Meat Loaf Was Affected Too
[QUOTE=Bluntforcetrauma]Just too many stories of violent thefts.
Telling my landlady I'm through. Jinotega next.[/QUOTE]Bft,
Even I, the great and mighty Meat Loaf, was affected by the thieves of Nicaragua. Stories of gun fights, shootings, lynchings, armed robberies and other violent acts were documented by Meat Loaf on ISG for 4-years.
Violence in Nicaragua is real and not fabricated! And the easier the mark (ie. Nationality, skin color, possessions), the more violence will come your direction. I lasted for so long without being a victim due to demographics, but living in a Gringo-mansion brought attention and ease for the delicuentes.
Jinotega? That will not last long for it is super boring. You will be running 45-minutes to Matagalpa, everyday. They have brothels in Matagalpa, but that town is boring until the weekend.
In Jinotega you will meet a very prominent Gringo doing "God's Work!"
Good Luck, BFT.