[QUOTE=Nypher;2891781]Photos were taken between 10:30 PM and 11 PM on a Sunday night and Wednesday night.[/QUOTE]It's amazing then. Maybe Sunday is empty, but on Wednesday 31 January streets were full of night tourists (those who go out for clubbing) and lots of working girls.
However, a point to make clear is that last November I have never been a patron of Dolce Vita, I went to Space only at 1 am or 2 am if streets were lonely, and I entered Delirium only once, to run away after 30 seconds after having looked around, as soon as I felt more in a bar of New Orleans patronized by the local hip-hop black community rather than in Cartagena. My scene is outdoor. I like to see girls and approach only very few of them, if something calls my attention.
(It was different many years ago, when my favourite hunting place was Elektra. Oh! I miss Elektra!! To me, the best place in Cartagena.)
In a nutshell, I would say that Mr. Alcalde made me a favour by pushing all girls out of the clubs converting them in street walkers, as I can see what is available by roaming around instead of entering 4 clubs one after the other, if it wasn't that I REALLY HATE the barricades and the police sirens, designed to the sole purpose of pushing PEOPLE (not just the girls) away from the square. A square is meant to be lived by people. Benches are meant to have people sitting and relaxing.
Still, the square was not empty. There is almost the usual number of people, and many girls. The difference is that nobody loiters in a place, but everyone keeps on walking around. LOL. Mr. Alcalde wants girls keep their legs fit. I do admire the ambulant folks with their poor instruments playing music trying to get tips from tourists in the square, while the police siren keeps on splitting the ears of everyone. Still, they stand and play music, overwhelmed but not entirely covered by the siren.
