Nocturne life in Cuenca

A young man such as yourself can meet lots of folks in an international capital such as Quito, if you can speak Spanish or communicate with the locals and visitors.

A visit to Foch Plaza puts you within a three-minute walk of dozens of cantinas, karaokes and other watering holes filled with young people looking for dancing, partying, hook-ups and/or singing.

There are Gringo-friendly meetup groups (albeit largely attracting Expats older than yourself) and I can send you or any member contact information via PM messaging if you like.

In other parts of the city, there are hostess bars where -- starting with a $3 admission including one drink -- you are pretty much guaranteed never to be lonely.

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Celieno wrote:

How about the day ? Do you have some activities ? It's very quiet or If you're young you can make parties/meet people ?

Daytime connections are less organized and your success is more likely to depend on your abilities to speak Spanish and make approaches.

Shopping malls and the big main campus of Universidad Central de Ecuador off Quito's Avenida América are likely spots.  University students might be charmed to meet a traveled Oxford man such as yourself, especially if you can muster up some español or find some English majors.  Ask around for the student union, which might be identified as the cafetería.

Another strategy:  meet folks at night and plan a date/coffee meetup/study session for daytime.

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