Darth Vader's Babe - Hong Kong of Tijuana

Darth Vader doesn't fool around. He won't hesitate ripping you up with his light saber if you even look at his babe.

Darth Vader and a Babe -
Hong Kong Gentleman's Club Tijuana

This Sith Lord is very serious about women that he decides to take on as - well not exactly an apprentice of the Dark Side of the Force.  He was not inside the Hong Kong Club but 10 minutes before he came out with a hot Mexican Babe.  Darth Vader is not without his manly needs and the Emperor cannot control every emotion and thought that he has.

Obi Wan Kenobi would be most envious of his former padawan - Jedis are not permitted to engage in such affairs, so it is no wonder that Vader turned to the Dark Side.  I would imagine that the Emperor would be very pleased with Vader's choice of the evening. Vader had only a few words for this alluring babe of Tijuana's Red Light District, "Give yourself to the Dark Side - I am your daddy now Baby".  Women always fall for tall dark men, especially in uniform.  

If you like a little satire then you will like this related post Crashed Star Wars Imperial TIE Fighter at Hong Kong Club of Tijuana

The Exotic Women of Mexico

When exotic becomes erotic.

Exotic Brazilian Super Model Adriana Lima

The exotic Mexican babes in the Red Light District of Tijuana are as affectionate as they are beautiful.  It is almost suspicious as it is unbelievable. You may have to pinch yourself to make sure that you are not dreaming, no kidding.   
   
Why are American men attracted to foreign (exotic) women, especially exotic Mexican women.  Men, not just American men and not just men but women also find people that are unusual to what they are accustom to attractive. Simply put, the un-ordinary is intriguing.

What is exotic beauty

What is exotic beauty? According to dictionary.com, exotic is defined as "strikingly unusual or strange in effect or appearance." 

It is not just appearance that fits the exotic association.  The foreign, language and or the foreign pronunciation of ones domestic language is often extremely sexy. Something unusual and different is cause for fascination. 

Latin and or Mexican women are particularly attractive to American men because they are uniquely foreign in appearance and almost domestic at once.  Because a large demographic of America is Latina it would seem apparent that Latin women are not so exotic in looks however their allure is due the tropicalization of their appeal.  Mexican women are unlike the typical American woman.

Exotic Latin super
model Adriana Lima

The enchanting charm of the diverse nationalities that define Latina women is the dynamic that drives such a curious sex appeal. For instance, Brazilian Super Model Adrianna Lima has reined as the world's most recognized model for nearly two decades and is the most valued Victoria Secretes Angel.  

The extraordinary will always captivate. 

Exotic Latina Babes

Adriana Lima World Cup Ad

Click to view - Adriana Lima World Cup Kia Optima Ad 

ex·ot·ic
- having a strange or bizarre allure, beauty, or quality

adjective

1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country
2. strikingly unusual or strange in effect or appearance:
3. of a uniquely new or experimental nature:
4. of, relating to, or involving stripteasing: the exotic clubs where strippers are featured.

noun

1. something that is exotic: The flower show included several tropical exotics with showy blooms.
2. an exotic dancer; a striptease dancer or belly dancer.

Word Origin and History for exotic

1590s, "belonging to another country," from Middle French exotique (16c.)and directly from Latin exoticus, from Greek exotikos "foreign," literally"from the outside," from exo "outside" (see exo- ). Sense of "unusual,strange" first recorded in English 1620s, from notion of "alien, outlandish."In reference to strip-teasers and dancing girls, it is first attested by 1942,American English.
Exotic dancer in the nightclub trade means a girl who goes through afew motions while wearing as few clothes as the cops will allow in the city where she is working ... ["Life," May 5, 1947]

Mariachi Rock and Roll in Tijuana

Mariachi Rocko Sol de México The Devil went Down to Georgia

I live in Zona Norte - Tijuana's Red Light District in a very humble spot with several really cool mariachis as close neighbors.  The most "loco" ( crazy ) one is Oliver Garcia, a master of the trumpet.  This evening he insisted that I play the following YouTube Video.

One man's crazy is not always so crazy.  As I have said a million times - wild horses or Mexican donkeys could not drag me out of TJ.

Video de la canción con la que él Mariachi Sol de México de José Hernández participó con gran éxito en el disco especial de Mariachi Rock-o. Disco sale a la venta el 1 de octubre

“To believe in mariachi means having a passion for life itself.” José Hernández 

Conductor of mariachi bands Sol de México® and Reyna de Los Angeles®

Jóse Hernàndez is a master of mariachi music. An internationally recognized musician, composer and educator, Jóse Hernàndez continues to break boundaries in the world of mariachi.

Jose Hernandez -
International famous Miriachi

A fifth generation mariachi, Jóse brings the pleasure of mariachi music to audiences all across the globe. He is the founder of two world-famous ensembles: Mariachi Sol de México® and Reyna de Los Angeles®, America’s first all-female professional mariachi ensemble.

Jóse continues to advance the art of mariachi with daring new compositions and arrangements. He has composed, arranged, and provided music for 15 Sol De México® albums. He sings, and plays trumpet, violin, guitarrón, and vihuela, and has performed in some of the most renowned venues around the world. He has recorded with the most respected and recognized names in the industry, including Selena, Vicente Fernandez, Luis Miguel, Bryan Adams and the Beach Boys, and has received four Grammy nominations.


Jóse’s musical inspirations are rich and diverse, ranging from Leonard Bernstein to Augustine Lara; Glenn Miller to José Alfredo Jimenez. One of Jóse’s proudest achievements is establishing the Sol de México® symphony orchestra, bringing this powerful and vibrant sound to mariachi lovers around the world.

visit Jose Hernandez web site

A Rare Video of Hong Kong Club of Tijuana

Hong Kong Club of Tijuana Video Review

Taking photographs or shooting a video is strictly forbidden in the Hong Kong Club of TJ and as well the entire Red Light District of Tijuana.  This is a rare clip.  Much more then a review - this is one hell of a testimonial. 

Translations, English - Spanish

This Spanish - English translation outline will be useful when communicating in Tijuana. Also, below is a link to an online translator and also to an App for your Android Smart Phone.  If you are not taking your Android phone with you then you should print this page so you have this valuable resource available - basic Spanish translations and important Spanish phrases. 

Google Translate
Google Play - Google Android Apps Translator

Five important Spanish Phrases - courtesy of Ibiza Properties

1. Hasta luego- you probably know the word ‘adios’ but people don’t actually say it that much. The universal goodbye is said ‘asta looego’, more of a ‘see you later’. It is very difficult to pronounce well if you’re not Spanish or a consummate linguist but it is a phrase you could easily use 8 times a day, when leaving friends, leaving a shop, leaving any kind of appointment…

2. No pasa nada – literally ‘nothing happened’, it means don’t worry, that’s fine, it’s ok – the kind of space-filling platitude that is just so useful. Someone bumps into you, drop the British apology even when it is your fault, just say ‘no pasa nada’.

3. Una mesa para cuatro/dos/ocho por favour – ‘A table for 4/2/8 please.’ The easiest way of making a reservation without knowing how to conjugate the verb ‘to reserve’ or pronounce the word for reservation!!

4. Chao – This is not the Italian ciao. This is our own Spanish chao that also means goodbye. It is particularly useful on the phone. Again, no need to hang up with a ‘Bye’, nicer and cooler with a chao.

5. Question: Algo más? This means anything else?  Answer: No, nada más or just no gracias – I have seen countless non Spanish speakers befuddled at a deli counter with this. They get through the cheese choosing and salami sourcing with pointing and thumb finger movements to indicate quantity but when all the items of the shopping list are ticked off and the charcutera says ‘algo mas’, the non-Spanish speaker freezes. Is the answer yes or no? Further complicated by the other option which is for the charcutera to say ‘todo?’ This means ‘is that all?’, which of course requires the opposite answer. So note this, when you have finished shopping:

Question: algo mas?  - Anything else  -   Answer: no nada más  -  No nothing more
Question: todo?  - Is that all   -   Answer: si!  - Yes
You can say gracias after both these answers but you really don’t need to.

      Common Spanish Words and Phrases      

 English  Spanish  Pronunciation  

• Hello               Hola   –    O-la        
• Good morning               Buenos días   –     BWAY-nos DEE-as        
• Good evening               Buenas tardes   –  BWAY-nas TAR-des        
• Welcome               Bienvenido   –   Bee-en-ven-EE-doh        S        
• How’s it going?               Cómo te va?   –  KOH-moh te BAH        
• How’ve you been?              Cómo te ha ido?   –  KOH-moh te ha EE-doh        
• I’m fine, thanks                Estoy bien Gracias   –   eh-STOY bee-en GRA-see-as        
• And you?               Y tú   –    ee too        
• Good / So-so               Bien/ Así así.   –   Bee-en / a-SEE a-SEE        
• How are you?               Qué tal?   –   Kay tal        
• What’s happening?               Qué pasa?   –   Kay PA-sa        
• What are you doing?               Qué haces?  –   Kay AH-says        
• Excuse me               Perdone   –   Per-DON-ay   (to ask for something)        
• Excuse me               Disculpe   –   Dis-KUL-pay    (to get past)        
• Pardon               Mande   –   Mond-a    (if you didn’t hear something)        
• Sorry               Lo siento   –   lo see-EN-to    (for a mistake)        
• No problem               Sin problema   –   Sin prob-LAME-ah        
• Can you repeat that?           Puede repetirlo   –   PWE-day re-pet-EER-lo        
• I don’t understand                No entiendo   –   no en-tee-EN-do        
• I don’t know               No (lo) sé   –   no lo say        
• I have no idea               No tengo ni idea   –   no TEN-go nee ee-DAY-ah        
• I don’t speak Spanish          No hablo español   –   no AB-lo es-pan-YOL        
• I’m lost               Estoy perdido   –    eh-STOY per-DEE-do        
• What does … mean?               Qué significa …?  –    Kay sig-nif-EE-ka        
• My Spanish is bad      Mi español es malo   –   Mi es-pan-yol es MA-lo        
• Can you speak more slowly?     Puedes hablar más despacio?   –   PWE-des ab-LAR mas des-PATH-ee-o        
• What?         Qué…?   –   Kay        
• How?         Cómo…?   –   KOH-moh        
• When?         Cuándo…?   –   KWAN-doh        
• Where?        Dónde…?   –  DON-day        
• Who?        Quién…?   –   KEE-en        
• What?        Qué…?   –   Kay        
• How?        Cómo…?   –   KOH-moh        
• Why?       Por qué…?   –    Por KAY        
• Which?        Cuál?   –   Kwal        
• What is your name?        Como te llamas?    –    KOH-moh teh yah-mas        
• What time is it?         Qué hora tienes?   –   kay OH-ra tee-EN-es        
• How old are you?   Cuántos años tienes?  – KWAN-tos AN-yos tee-EN-es       
• Where are you from?        De dónde viene?   –  de DON-day vee-EN-ay        
• Where do you live?         Dónde vives?   –   DON-day VEE-ves        
• How much is that?        Cuánto cuesta eso?   –   KWAN-to KWES-ta eso        
• What is this?        Qué es esto?   –   Kay es ES-to        
• Do you understand?        Comprende?   –   Com-prEN-day        
• Do you speak English?        Hablas Inglés?   –   AB-las in-glAYs        
• Where is the bathroom?   Dónde está el baño?  –  DON-day es-TAH el BAN-yo     
• My name is         Mi nombre es…   –   mi NOM-bray es …        
• I am … years old.       Yo tengo … años   –   yo TEN-go … AN-yos        
• I come from ….       Yo soy de…   –   Yo soy de …        
• Yes      Sí   –   See        
• No      No   –   No        
• Maybe       Tal vez   –   Tal ves        
• Always         Siempre   –   See-EM-pray        
• Never          Nunca   –   NUN-kah        
• Sometimes         A veces   –     A VE-says        
• Of course         Claro   –   KLA-ro        
• Have fun        Diviértete   –    di-vi-EHR-te-te        
• Have a good trip     Buen viaje   –   Bwu-en vi-AH-kay        
• Bon appetit      Buen provecho   –   Bwu-en pro-VE-choh        
• Well done       Muy bien   –   Mwee bee-en        
• Take care       Cuídate   –   kw-EE-dah-tay        
• Congratulations      Felicitaciones   –   fe-lis-i-ta-see-ON-es        
• Welcome        Bienvenidas   –  bee-en-ven-EE-das        
• Happy Birthday     Feliz Cumpleaños   –   fe-LEES kump-lay-AN-yos        
• Cheers       Salud   –    Sa-LOOD        
• Goodbye       Diós   –   ah-dee-OS        
• Goodnight     Buenas noches  –    Bway-nas no-ches        
• See you later       Hasta luego   –   AS-ta loo-AY-go        
• See you soon      Hasta pronto   –   AS-ta PRON-to        
• See you tomorrow      Hasta mañana   –   AS-ta man-YAN-a        
• See you       Nos vemos   –   Nos VAY-mos        

 English  Spanish  Pronunciation  

Good morning.	Buenos días.	booEHN-os DEE-as
Good afternoon.	Buenas tardes.	booEHN-as TAR-dehs
Good evening.	Buenas noches.	booEHN-as NO-chehs
Hello, my name is ....	Hola, me llamo Juan.	OH-la meh YA-mo Wahn
What is your name?	Cómo se llama usted?	KOH-moh seh YA-mah oos-TEHD
How are you?	Cómo está usted?	KOH-moh ehs-TA oos-TEHD
I am fine.	Estoy bien.	ehs-TOY bee-EHN
Nice to meet you.	Mucho gusto.	MOO-choh GOOS-toh
Goodbye.	Adiós.	ah-dee-OHS
See you later.	Hasta luego.	AHS-ta looEH-go
I am lost. Where is the restroom?	Estoy perdido. Dónde está el baño?	ehs-TOY pehr-DEE-doh. DOHN-deh ehs-TA el BAH-neeo
Excuse me.	Con permiso. or Perdóname	kohn pehr-MEE-soh or pehr-DOH-nah-meh
Please.	Por favor.	pohr fah-VOR
Thank you.	Gracías.	gra-SEE-ahs
I'm sorry.	Lo siento.	low see-EHN-to
Bless you.	Salud.	sah-LOOD
You are welcome	De nada.	deh NA-da
How much does it cost?	Cuánto cuesta?	kooAN-to KWEHS-ta
How many are there?	Cuántos hay?	kooAN-tohs eye
There are many.	Hay muchos.	eye MOO-chohs
Do you want to buy this?	Quiere comprarlo usted?	kee-EHR-eh kohm-PRAR-loh oos-TEHD
What time is it?	Qué hora es?	keh or-ah ehs
How do you say maybe in Spanish?	Cómo se dice maybe en Español?	KOH-mo seh DEE-seh maybe ehn ehs-pahn-YOL
Yes.	Sí.	see
No.	No.	no
I do not understand.	Yo no comprendo.	yoh no kom-PREN-doh
Would you speak slower, please.	Por favor, habla mas despacio.	pohr fah-VOR, AH-blah mahs dehs-PAHS-ee-oh
Who?	Quièn?	kee-EHN
Why?	Por què?	pohr keh

Find Your Valentines at Hong Kong Club of Tijuana

Your Valentine at
Hong Kong Club of TJ

On Wednesday Februaray 14th at the world famous Hong Kong Club of Tijuana's Red Light District you'll party with the most beautiful Mexican babes imaginable. This is one party that you will not want to miss. Special drinks, special shows and your Hong Kong Valentine will be waiting for you.

Click the video link to view the party details

Tijuana's Red Light District for Dummies

The beginners guide to Tijuana's Red Light District. We make it easy to have fun in TJ while visiting the men's clubs and strip bars either with a personal guide or on your own. 

Contact us for details about our special V.I.P. service. 

Callejon (the alley stree ) Zona Norte Red Light District Tijuana

You may have heard about the strip bars and gentleman's clubs of Tijuana's Red Light District but you have hesitated venturing south of the border because you are not so sure how safe it is.  

Actually a visit to Tijuana's Red Light District is as safe as cities in the U.S.A. There is an imposing presence of police and other security personnel that deters any unlawful behavior. The city values in high regard the tourists that visit it's vice attractions for the simple reason of the financial benefit.

Hong Kong Club of Tijuana's
Red Light District 

None-the-less, you may want to consider having an experienced escort serve as a guide to Tijuana's Strip Clubs ensuring that you have a really fun time. As in every city there are clubs in Tijuana's Vice District that offer greater value and more advantageous service. 

Certainly if you were to visit a city where you had friends you would seek their advice regarding which night clubs to visit, and where to dine. For starters you will want to review this blog for its many articles that offer such valued advice that is not unlike the consideration that you would expect from your friends. Consider us your friend in Tijuana. 

Should you want to take advantage of the personal guided service that we offer in Tijuana's La Coahuila Red Light District you would ensure that your visit would be of great sufficiency without any unpleasant surprises.  We arrange for you to become a Hong Kong Club V.I.P. Gold Member, a cost of $50.00 that affords transportation via limousine to and from the border, no cover charge entrance to Hong Kong Club, your first drink free, 50% off on lap dances, access to V.I.P. lounges and 20% to 80% off on hotel rooms at Hotel Cascadas.  As well we will provide coupons for further values like your second drink free, free appetizers, and more.  

Hong Kong of
Tijuana Babes

We will meet you on the Tijuana side of the border making sure that you are escorted via limousine to the Hong Kong Club in Tijuana's Red Light District. Once we arrive at the club you will be received as a V.I.P. and feel welcomed. Before you are ready to leave and after you experience the exotic shows of beautiful Latin dancers and all that the Hong Kong Club has to offer we will take you to several other men's clubs so you can be sure that you have not missed anything. 

We are not pimps therefore we do not arrange lap dances or private sessions with prostitutes. You are on your own concerning that however we offer advice regarding this. The club staff will help you regarding any private time with the ladies.  All of the ladies that work in the clubs are of legal age and have valid Tijuana Health Cards. 

Considered experts, we have over twenty years of experience in Tijuana's Red Light District. When you are escorted by us you'll have our attention and be afforded priceless clout and care.

We can help you plan your visit to Tijuana's Red Light District, arrange accommodations for you, and plan your itinerary including escorted tours to the best clubs in Tijuana. 

Click here for details and prices of the ultimate Tijuana Red Light District bachelor parties and personal tours.  

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Hong Kong of Tijuana Babe

Hong Kong Club of Tijuana Babe