Quality of women: Argentina vs Brazil

Hi guys.

First of all, thanks everybody for giving me your valuable input. It's really appreciated. As you know, I'm planning my trip to BA later this year (September) and I looked forward to it a lot.

Looked because somehow, I keep making comparisons with brazil. And to be honest, it looks like brazil is better in terms of quality of the girls. I have seen some photos in the section Escort Photos vs Reality and I was quite shocked how different these girls look. Of course you have the same in rio but still I got to meet real stunners there. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places but so far, I looked at platynum. Com. Ar. And after seeing Escort Photos vs Reality-forum I'm really afraid some of the hotties of platynum will also turn out to be dragons. Is there any realiable website with real photos?

Sorry for asking your help again but esp because I don't speak spanish I want to avoid embarrassing situations like having to send girls back.

I think most if not all websites use photoshop.

There is no getting away from it.

Sensualbaires has videos that can't really be photoshopped.

What I would suggest is that you try picking the girls whose pictures seem to have less photoshop.

And YES, I agree Brazilian women are much hotter than Argentinian women, but Argentinian women aren't slouches either.

Regards,

BM.

It's a tough question to answer because the VAST majority of working girls are either from outside of Buenos Aires or from Paraguay and aren't as much the Spanish / Italian descent types you see around the city.

I think Porteñas (girls from Buenos Aires) are prettier, but girls from Brazil are sexier. You won't find as many of the big, buxom sex-bombs, but you'll find lots with pretty / delicate features—you just won't find them working in a privado.

I live in Rio for about 4 to 5 months per year. You cannot generalize between AR and Braz chicas. However, for meeting girls nothing is like Rio praias from Dec. To carnival time, Saturdays and Sundays. You have however to pay double arg prices for everything here. But my experience of BA, Recoleta hangaouts is as good. Yesterday evening it was mourning here in Copacabana, Help disco, probably the largest disco in the world with working chicas closed down for good.

[QUOTE=Isola2000]Yesterday evening it was mourning here in Copacabana, Help disco, probably the largest disco in the world with working chicas closed down for good.[/QUOTE]Every time I go to Rio, one if the first places I visited was Help. When did it close down? Was it the government that closed them down? The place was always full. Do the girls still hang out outside the place, in the outdoor restaurant?

Did a quick search, and found this article. Looks like the government is shutting them down.

[url]http://thegringotimes.com/news/rio-business/help-discotech-set-to-close/[/url]

Do they still have the tables outside the place?

The restaurant with the tables outside and the catwalk there will also go. Last evening for Help was yesterday, I am very sad because it has been like a home to me for many years here in Rio. Think it is a cleaning up act from the Preifetura of Rio in prep for soccer world cup and olympics. However, decision to close down Help was taken way before Rio got the Olympics. All my waterholes seems to dry up. Do not know if you been to Salvador Bahia. The nightclub there, Casquina da Sirhi, which was the only real competiitor to Help also was closed down 2 years ago. Now only Love Story in Sao Paolo left, but shit compared to Help.

[QUOTE=Tessan]Every time I go to Rio, one if the first places I visited was Help. When did it close down? Was it the government that closed them down? The place was always full. Do the girls still hang out outside the place, in the outdoor restaurant?[/QUOTE][url]http://www.usaid.gov/press/releases/2003/pr030227_1.html[/url]

[url]http://www.aidsmap.com/en/news/D03B0C8F-CCA5-4FF0-B976-8D920F4E6B80.asp[/url]

Brazil was one of the main countries targeted by this Bush administration anti-prostitution policy. Although the Brazilian government stood up to Bush and refused to go along with USAID demands, it has put pressure on state and local government to be seen to take some action to clamp down on visible prostitution, hence the club closures in Rio and SP.

[QUOTE=Sidney]What has been done in your beloved Sydney's drug infested bi-sexual prostitution area? I[/QUOTE]As far as Obama's policy on prostitution goes, we don't yet know whether he will continue to support the previous administration misguided and damaging policy or not. Given the increasingly vocal radical feminist anti-prostitution band-wagon (the so called 'Swedish model' which criminalises clients of prostitutes in an effort to reduce demand) it is possible that Hilary might decide there is some political milage to be gained by giving US backing for this kind of action. We'll just have to wait and see.

I don't suppose you bothered to follow up the links in my previous post. Here is another link on the same topic.

[url]http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/5970[/url]

Lysander

I think that some of you overestimate the influence thet Uncle Sam has on the Preifeitura in Rio when it comes to prostitution. Prostituion is legal all over the world with the exception of 2 countries, Sweden and Norway. The largest brothel in the world is probably Holland. Go into a websearch for escorts in London with any pref that you have alevel, asians etc and you have more hits than you can cover. Brasil and Argentina is not even in in the 3rd division. AND the problem with prostittion in for ex Europe is that it involves human trafficing which are more or less nonexistent here in South America. Girls that are sold from Asia, Eastern Europe to the big brothel countries in Europe. In the US it is al least a crime to cross state borders with a hooker, ask mr Spitzer.