cool gonna check this out. Its 4 of us, we get there and of course we the only people of color in the joint, then they stuck us at a table in the back where we could see nothing. Needless to say we bounced right out of there and just grabbed a bite to eat at a place nearby.
I absolutely loved it there, I may speak about Brazil more but I loved Colombia just as much, the people are just as friendly as Brazilians. I stayed in the Atlantico region and went back and forth between Santa Marta, Barranquilla and Cartagena. All 3 are beautiful cities with their own flavor Barranquilla is more modern (In the middle of the 3) , Cartagena is like the Spanish colonial city and Santa Marta is like a combo of both. Barranquilla is one of the safest cities in South America right now as well, I didn't get a chance to check out Cali/Medellin since Medellin is landlocked and I need to be close to waterbut I hear it's dope as fukk and basically the party central of Colombia and seems to be cheaper than Barranquilla. I wouldn't say they are necessarily low key, but they aren't overflowing with people like Sao Paulo or Rio, if you want really low key look up and down the Pacific side of Colombia.
Never been to Panama but I've heard it's nice @chefmate7days lives or lived there I think.
yea I remember that place, I think this was itI was the given the recommendation to check out this place called Rio Scenarium, in the centro area not far from Lapa. The guy who was describing it said they had live samba, good food so I'm like
I dont recall the name but there was a pretty nice bar in Copacabana we went to one night. The night life stuff was pretty much hit or miss and like I said thats why I wished I was plugged in with some of the Black folks down there so I could experience some real culture I dont like that uppity stuff
edit: last night there I was in Botafogo which was kind of popping. Rio dont ever sleep
yea I remember that place, I think this was it
It was more of a older crowd, there were a few black people there when I was there, but we aint stay too long..
yea Im not surprised.. We spent most of that night wandering around the Lapa area, most of the people were outside. There was one area for about a block that smelled like pure
we were like
yea we need to hurry up and get out of here
yea Im not surprised.. We spent most of that night wandering around the Lapa area, most of the people were outside. There was one area for about a block that smelled like pure
We must have taken the same path to get there. I came through a series of back streets and alleys. This one nikka literally just posted up in the corner and started
.....I remember this white brazilian dude I was with took me to Lapa and he got so wasted he passed out in front of everybody outside, he was literally 
on the ground 
I quickly caught on to some of the more commonly used gestures , like the usage of thumbs up for everything. On one occasion I was trying to get directions, I even told the man Eu falo portuguese um pouqinho (I only speak a little portuguese) and he proceeded to rattle off the directions in rapid fire fashion followed by one of these
this has happened to every foreigner in rio in the history of foreigners in rioyea Im not surprised.. We spent most of that night wandering around the Lapa area, most of the people were outside. There was one area for about a block that smelled like pure
Looks like a lively area thoughyea I remember that place, I think this was it
It was more of a older crowd, there were a few black people there when I was there, but we aint stay too long..
but you can find EVERYONE in there
nah what/where is that?@Primetime21 you go to barra music?
it's in a rich area that's kinda
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