Question from Reader: Pu in Argentina and Colombia
June 13, 2009 by Latinstylez
Filed under Articles, Learning Spanish, South America, Travel
Olalala...
This was sent in by a reader who remains anonymous. My answers are italicized in blue.
hey, i just graduated from college and was planning on going to central or south america to learn spanish for a year. I’m really drawn to buenos aires for the girls, but i’ve heard that colombian girls are pretty too. can you tell if a certain pu approach worked better in argentina than in colombia?
Your Favorite Pick Up Gurus Favorite Pick Up Guru
June 10, 2009 by Bolo
Filed under Articles, Interviews, Latin America, Learning Spanish, South America, Travel
What should you say to them? Ask Karea.
Karea is one of those dating coaches who you’ve probably never heard of but who your favorite Pick Up Guru knows and respects. He’s currently traveling South America and it was a crazy coincidence that LatinStylez and I met him (He found us by googleing for Colombia Wings and turns out he knows the Pick Up Asia crew). It just goes to show you all the different types of people you can meet when you travel.
How to Find Girls Who Speak English in South America
May 29, 2009 by Bolo
Filed under Articles, Latin America, Learning Spanish, South America, Travel
So you took 3 years of Spanish in school, come to South America and realize that everything you learned if useless…actually…who am I kidding? You’ve kept meaning to crack open that Spanish book or watch those lessons but CSI:Anchorage, Alaska is on! And now you’re in South America and the most you can do is say a few curse words and “No comprede Espanol.” How are you ever going to meet girls? Fear not Puta! I’m going to show you!
Lonely Planet- South America Worth the Purchase!!
May 19, 2009 by Latinstylez
Filed under Articles, Latin America, South America, Travel
This is a useful if flawed guide for backpackers and other budget travelers. This thick book (1,150 Pages) covers lodging, conditions, airports, regulations, and other vital information for 13 countries. The information is practical, useful, and substantial, and one can travel South America with this guide. But in trying to cover 13 countries the book is unavoidably limited on information for any one nation, city, or place, and the maps are at times less than adequate.
There is also some out-of-date information (Argentina’s Peso is NOT equal to one U.S. dollar) so travelers are advised to check other sources. If you will be traveling to only a couple nations in South America you would be better advised to buy a travel guide for each country. However, if you will traverse through many countries in this fascinating continent, this book is still a valuable reference tool.
Purchase Book Here:
Border Crossing: Argentina into Paraguay
April 8, 2009 by Latinstylez
Filed under Articles, South America, Travel
My trip is winding down pretty soon. It’s been about 5 months out here in Latin America and it’s time to get back home…
It has been one hell of a trip. An adventure the whole way thru. You can plan so much for a trip, but it’s always those strange occurrences that happen that makes traveling such an adrenaline rush… Where will be the next Bolo and Latinstylez adventure? Here’s a hint: somewhere warm, in Asia, beaches, and culture… If you thought Southeast Asia, you guessed right… All subject to change though!
Now back to the border story…. We were in Cordoba, Argentina sad to leave but we had to go… Def would like to spend more time in this city. It has a lot to offer including a young vibrant college aged population. Perfect for sarging 
This border crossing we hoped would be simple… We had to make a stop in Resistencia before heading to the Paraguay border. We already got our visa. We had to wait in a long line in Buenos Aires to do it, but we did. It also cost us 65 bucks…
Border Crossing
