Dallas Hispanic "Dance" Clubs
alkaholik
California
There are two I know of right next to Lipsticks on Harry Heines. There are in a little "L" shaped building to the right of Lipsticks. Then I saw at least 1 other on Walnut, just past the massage parlors when you are coming from the freeway. They are like hispanic "buy me drinky" bars - where the girls speak very little english. Things don't seem to get started until after 11pm or midnight.
Are these all drink and jack joints? Is there other options ITC / OTC? Have they always been there, and I am just now noticing them?
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Maybe I should take Spanish lessons from Papi. :)
You can usually spot several of them by just driving up and down NW Highway.
I have a good idea as there are places like this down my way. Problem is, I don't speak Spanish so I don't get any information from them. I have been in two, but for other reasons and I knew people in them that speak English, so I was covered.
Better I leave your request to one that does converse in Spanish.
I too had seen the clubs you refer to but I never really ventured into one.
It seems they are mostly frequented by Mexican migrants.
I really can’t see the advantage to visiting one of these places – although like I said I’ve never been in one.
To me it looks like the women there are probably women w/o papers and who knows how many of them are being forced to work there.
I don’t think you would find anything there that you would not find in a SC or on backpage.
If you want a Latina to bang; try Backpage or just hit the various SCs that are more Latina heavy (e.g. Pandoras; Chicas Bonitas; etc).
For sure those places get PACKED on weekend eves.
If you are really really curious; try visiting on an afternoon (if they are open) or perhaps an early week weeknight and see if you can get a feel for the place.
Maybe you can teach me enough Spanish to deal with the senoritas that don't speak English. You would have to do a better job then vm! :)
One might think that I, living in S. Florida, would have learned it via osmosis, if for no other reasons. :)
I think I haven't for a simple reason. Those I associate with that do speak Spanish are respectful of where they live and the opportunity they were given to live here, that they speak English in my presence.