Nuevo Estilo

I rode out to Nuevo Estilo with Stranger last night. We arrived around 11PM. Entrance fee secured us the first drink and a pizza as it was "Pizza Night". Very spacious club which I like. Chicas do not move around much so ask the bartender to bring the chica to you. I was quoted 400P for a 30 minutes and 800P for an hour. Strip shows get sexier after midnight.

Nuevo Estilo might be might favorite bar if it was closer to Microcenter. I would like to try it around 10 PM, chat up the girls and have a go before 12 PM and then watch some dancing and be back in my apartment by 1 to 2 AM. Then I am functional the next day. Before the real became so strong against the dollar, Sao Paulo was my favorite mongering town for just this reason. Bomboa and the late-lamented Bahamas were always rocking right after work. I would much prefer this lifestyle because even as I write it is on five hours sleep which is barely enough for me.

Currents drawbacks with Nuevo Estilo for me. There is not much broken English in this club at all. One chica cut me off because she did want to deal with my poor Spanish. Don't blame her. Stranger has a driver he arranges but while I was waiting I saw no taxis pass by. I remember trying to get a taxi from Vicente Lopez back to Recoleta at 1 AM and it took awhile. Probably lucky I have never been accosted in BA.

No big changes here, not as many customers as before but still got lots of hot girls, I counted 20 I would have no problems fucking on Tuesday. I was at times to only customer there with all the girls, great fun.

Stranger

[QUOTE=Stranger; 424197]No big changes here, not as many customers as before but still got lots of hot girls, I counted 20 I would have no problems fucking on Tuesday. I was at times to only customer there with all the girls, great fun.

Stranger[/QUOTE]Haven't been here for awhile. I have to get back when I visit in September.

[QUOTE=Big Boss Man;422689]I rode out to Nuevo Estilo with Stranger last night. We arrived around 11PM. Entrance fee secured us the first drink and a pizza as it was "Pizza Night". Very spacious club which I like. Chicas do not move around much so ask the bartender to bring the chica to you. I was quoted 400P for a 30 minutes and 800P for an hour.[/QUOTE]Prices for the girls remain the same. But entrace have gone up to 80 pesos. It includes a drink.

Definetely too crowded after 1:00 am. A couple of really beutiful girls. Friendly atosphere I general.

Does anyone know if there are any other strip clubs besides Nuevo Estilo. Also do Strip clubs in BA have VIP rooms like in the US?

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks

Strip clubs are very rare in BA because, really, who wants to watch some gal gradually take her clothes off when you can just rent her for an hour and tear her clothes off, and then fuck her? It's a waste of time. Similarly VIP rooms are rare since you can take them anywhere you want and fuck them. So Nuevo Estilo is basically a one of a kind place. Hippo has shows and stuff, though, and Catto's sometime has strippers and pole dancers, and has a VIP Room of sorts.

October 2013 update.

120 to enter.

This used to be my second home; I went there 6 days a week. No more.

The prices they charge there now are ridicules. Two of my friends have been charged 800 p for 30 minutes by the girls there lately.

From Recoletta it is at least 50 p in taxi, each way. (And getting taxi back can be a real *****, not many of them around the area).

100 p taxi, 120 p entrance and 800 for the girl that makes it more than 1000 p of 30 min! Fuck, you can have 3 girls for a hour in a privado for that. And the place is basically a glorified privado. The girls only will come to the tello on the corner, okey, some of the girls are pornstar pretty, but no pussy is worth that much for 30 min.

Stranger.

Three of us went to Nuevo Estilo on a Friday night to check out the scene.

It is about a 110 peso one-way taxi ride from the Barrio Norte or Recoleta area.

Entrance was 200 pesos.

We arrived at 22:30 which was a little early. If i went again I would aim for between 23:00 and 23:30.

There were several gorgeous girls in the house. The club features girls with large tits.

I ended up with Morena - a Portena from the Martinez barrio.

One of my wing men thought Morena looked like Eva Mendes. She reminded me of Hannibal Lechter. You know the kind that would rip your heart out of your chest and dine on it. It was a suicide mission at best.

The offer was 1200 pesos for 30 minutes or 2200 pesos for one hour. The motel gets paid 200 for 30 minutes or 400 pesos for an hour.

I took the 30 minute option.

Morena has one of the best bodies of any girl that I have been with anywhere. Unfortunately she could not suck a cock properly if you paid her. Wait a minute! I was paying her. It was real disappointing especially since I spent the last week in Sao Paulo where the girls were almost all great in bed.

Also the 30 minutes is way too fast. If you are going to go out there I recommend taking the hour. You probably need to do a better job with the in club interview then I did. At least I cut my financial loss.

When I came back into the club, there were actually more guys then girls. Many locals come to have a drink and watch the striptease shows.

To top it off, the wing men went to Newport where they scored with some fantastic girls. I personally have never done that well at Newport. Of well, every dog has his day and I will have mine before this trip is over.

If she was from Martínez, she was not a porteña. Martínez is a [I]barrio[/I] in the [I]partido[/I] of San Isidro, in Zona Norte. To be a porteño/a, one must be from within the city limits of Buenos Aires (Capital Federal). San Isidro is in the province of Buenos Aires, and is among the 24 partidos that, together with Capital Federal, comprise Gran Buenos Aires, but it is not in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.

[QUOTE=Dickhead;446141]If she was from Martnez, she was not a portea. Martnez is a [I]barrio[/I] in the [I]partido[/I] of San Isidro, in Zona Norte. To be a porteo/a, one must be from within the city limits of Buenos Aires (Capital Federal). San Isidro is in the province of Buenos Aires, and is among the 24 partidos that, together with Capital Federal, comprise Gran Buenos Aires, but it is not in the autonomous city of Buenos Aires.[/QUOTE]Technically you are correct, but in practice, anyone from Buenos Aires (Capital Federal or Provincia) is referred to as a Porteo.

[QUOTE=Capriss;446177]Technically you are correct, but in practice, anyone from Buenos Aires (Capital Federal or Provincia) is referred to as a Porteo.[/QUOTE]By whom? And it's not capitalized.

[QUOTE=Capriss;446177]Technically you are correct, but in practice, anyone from Buenos Aires (Capital Federal or Provincia) is referred to as a Porteo.[/QUOTE]Porteño = From Capital Federal.

Bonaerense = From provincia de Buenos Aires.

[QUOTE=Dickhead;446180]By whom? And it's not capitalized.[/QUOTE]By me, and most of my fellow Argentines.

But if you want to teach me about my country and my customs, go ahead.

[QUOTE=Capriss;446189]By me, and most of my fellow Argentines.

But if you want to teach me about my country and my customs, go ahead.[/QUOTE]If you were a native speaker of Spanish, you would know that nationalities and regionalities are not capitalized. I think you are full of shit.
I have heard multiple natives of Capital Federal say that anyone born outside the ring road is not a true porteño(a), and I have never heard any of my friends who were born and raised in GBA or the provincias say they were porteñas. If they are from one of the partidos that comprise GBA then they say they are from Zona Norte, Zona Sur, or Zona Oeste. Sometimes they get more specific: 'Soy de Polvo,' meaning Los Polvorines, for example. The ones who say they are from the provincias are from farther out, such as Luján or Cañuelas.

Read the title.

[QUOTE=Dickhead;446190]If you were a native speaker of Spanish, you would know that nationalities and regionalities are not capitalized. I think you are full of shit.
I have heard multiple natives of Capital Federal say that anyone born outside the ring road is not a true porteo(a), and I have never heard any of my friends who were born and raised in GBA or the provincias say they were porteas. If they are from one of the partidos that comprise GBA then they say they are from Zona Norte, Zona Sur, or Zona Oeste. Sometimes they get more specific: 'Soy de Polvo,' meaning Los Polvorines, for example. The ones who say they are from the provincias are from farther out, such as Lujn or Cauelas.[/QUOTE]As most of us have seen, the level of education here in Argentina is very low. Outside of family's with a little money most Argies dont speak, read or write well. The recent testing by the gov`t of students showed this to be true.