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Argentine GoGo

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I wondered if it was filmed some time ago…perhaps at the old gay bar in Buenos Aires, Contramano, where IIRC the strippers danced on part of the bar-top.

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2 hours ago, msclelovr said:

I wondered if it was filmed some time ago…perhaps at the old gay bar in Buenos Aires, Contramano, where IIRC the strippers danced on part of the bar-top.

I'd never seen a gogo boy in Contramano! But I used to go there in the 90s, the bars in tower were a late addition when I was almost leaving the city. The video does not show enough, it could be in any place, including the Contramano bar in the second or third floor of the annex in tower.

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21 hours ago, Latbear4blk said:

I used to go there in the 90s

I visited the bar in the early 2000s. There was a (different) muscled stripper there each time. Full nudity and sometimes sexual action, such as a birthday boy being invited to fellate the stripper.

 

20 hours ago, Lonnie said:

KM Zero    Avenida Santa Fe 2516 in Recoleta

Is that address correct? I recall the bar being in a different area, at Avenida Coronel Niceto Vega 5681 which is towards Palermo…I’m not sure of the district but it was definitely not in Recoleta, perhaps Collegiales?

Admittedly Buenos Aires pre-pandemic did have some exciting nightlife. I fondly recall a wild night at a gay bar in the countryside, 1-2 hours drive from the city. It was called Zone X and I felt as if I was the only foreigner.

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32 minutes ago, msclelovr said:

I visited the bar in the early 2000s. There was a (different) muscled stripper there each time. Full nudity and sometimes sexual action, such as a birthday boy being invited to fellate the stripper.

 

Is that address correct? I recall the bar being in a different area, at Avenida Coronel Niceto Vega 5681 which is towards Palermo…I’m not sure of the district but it was definitely not in Recoleta, perhaps Collegiales?

Admittedly Buenos Aires pre-pandemic did have some exciting nightlife. I fondly recall a wild night at a gay bar in the countryside, 1-2 hours drive from the city. It was called Zone X and I felt as if I was the only foreigner.

That was the correct address 3 years ago, the last time I visited that bar. Back then, they were opening a new location in Palermo. I am not sure whether or not KM 0 still exists.

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On 12/5/2021 at 2:13 PM, Lonnie said:

 pauleiro you are correct  KM Zero    Avenida Santa Fe 2516 in Recoleta.        Have you been there?

Yes, I went there in 2011. I even posted some comments on this forum. I did not go to Contramano, which was supposed to be quite good, since I did not spend a week end in Buenos Aires and Contramano was only opened during week-ends. (I preferred to spend it in Porto Alegre which was paradise at that time). 

 

" Went tuesday night around 1.30 pm at Km Zero, Av Santa Fé 2516.

Moderate activity, but on monday and tuesday, like in many other places, things are rather slow everywhere. Cabaret show with a couple of transvestites. Not bad. But I was unable to understand what they said and why it was funny, but local people loved the show and laughed a lot. Bad accoustics, noise in the room, usage of slang words, play of words in spanish(for example between "account" and "vagina" in a sketch). Too much for me to understand. Show did not last long. No strippers. Monday is the strippers night and I should have come the previous day.

Km Zero is right in Santa Fé where taxi boys can be found and some do come to Km Zero in the middle of the night. I did not see many of them. Imagined that a cute boy was a taxi boy and followed him in the toilets, but he was a customer ... A real taxi boy had followed me in the toilets (orelse why would he have said "tu eres guapo" (you are cute) ?), but no interest from my side. The Argentinan friend who was with me showed me a couple of other taxi boys, including one of whom he said the he was known for stealing ... But he was in the club. No interest from my side of course.

Left at 3 am and walked Avenida Santa Fe back to the center. Many taxis in the steet. Many homeless people also, sleeping in the front of the shops. Boywise, no activity was visible. A couple of bars or restaurants (including one catering gay people : Madeleine on Santa Fe) were still opened.

Last tip: it is advised NOT to take the taxis waiting outside Km Zero. I was told was a few times the taxi driver, knowing that the customer was gay and might be willing to have some sex, took a lonesome passenger to a remote place and proposed sex to him. Of course it was not the best looking taxi driver from what I heard. So better to take any taxi in the street.

Another disco which is supposed to be very good is called Contramano and is not far from Km Zero. But it is only opened during the week ends. So I will not be able to visit the place until next visit ..."

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On 12/6/2021 at 6:22 PM, Lonnie said:

You amaze me with your travels...I think you've been everywhere.

I went to many places indeed, not to everywhere ! I still miss Mexico, many places in Colombia,  ... 

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