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The donkey show is one of several types of [[Live sex show| live sex shows]] presented in Mexican [[Boy's Town, prostitution| Boy's Towns]]. Other shows include the "Banana Show" (where a stripper performs banana insertion), the "Candle Show" (candle insertion), the "Lesbian Show", the "Monkey Show" (where a waiter dressed in a gorilla suit has sex with a stripper), and a "Sex Show" (where patrons are invited on stage to have sex with the stripper free of charge). Generally, bars with shows tend to specialize by only offering one or two types of performances. For example, one particular bar may offer Banana and Monkey shows, while another has Candle and Lesbian shows, etc. Most bars in the various Boy's Towns along the border do not offer such explicit shows. Instead, most just offer standard strip shows.<ref>Curtis, James R., and Arreola, Daniel D. 1991a.''Zonas de Tolerancia on the Northern Mexican Border.'' Geographical Review. 81(3):333-346.</ref><ref>Stevenson, Robert J., ''La Zona in Transition: Bordertown Prostitution in Frontier City, Mexico'' (1975). Unpublished M.A. thesis, [[State University of New York at Stony Brook]]. This project has been expanded and was published as ''A Mexican Border Prostitution Community During the Late Vietnam Era: La Zona''. Edwin Mellen Press. New York. 2005. Detailed maps of the site, the region, and photographs (circa 1972) appear in Appendix A.</ref> | The donkey show is one of several types of [[Live sex show| live sex shows]] presented in Mexican [[Boy's Town, prostitution| Boy's Towns]]. Other shows include the "Banana Show" (where a stripper performs banana insertion), the "Candle Show" (candle insertion), the "Lesbian Show", the "Monkey Show" (where a waiter dressed in a gorilla suit has sex with a stripper), and a "Sex Show" (where patrons are invited on stage to have sex with the stripper free of charge). Generally, bars with shows tend to specialize by only offering one or two types of performances. For example, one particular bar may offer Banana and Monkey shows, while another has Candle and Lesbian shows, etc. Most bars in the various Boy's Towns along the border do not offer such explicit shows. Instead, most just offer standard strip shows.<ref>Curtis, James R., and Arreola, Daniel D. 1991a.''Zonas de Tolerancia on the Northern Mexican Border.'' Geographical Review. 81(3):333-346.</ref><ref>Stevenson, Robert J., ''La Zona in Transition: Bordertown Prostitution in Frontier City, Mexico'' (1975). Unpublished M.A. thesis, [[State University of New York at Stony Brook]]. This project has been expanded and was published as ''A Mexican Border Prostitution Community During the Late Vietnam Era: La Zona''. Edwin Mellen Press. New York. 2005. Detailed maps of the site, the region, and photographs (circa 1972) appear in Appendix A.</ref> | ||
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A donkey show is a form of sex-tourism entertainment in Mexico. It is common for taxi drivers in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, and Template:City-state, to offer tourists a ride to see a "donkey show."[citation needed] Donkey shows are performed (or have been performed) in the red light districts of each of these cities. The primary purpose of such shows is to entice tourists to drink copious amounts of alcohol while waiting for the show to begin. In most instances, an actual donkey show will be performed, but patrons may need to wait until the crowd size is considered large enough to begin the show (and liquor sales have been sufficient).[citation needed] On the rare occasion, the show might not be performed and the disgruntled patrons eventually leave.[citation needed] Also, there have been reports of some tourists (especially those traveling alone) being offered rides to see such shows, and instead are taken to a remote location to be robbed.[1]
Description
The typical format of a donkey show as presented in the Boy's Town of Nuevo Laredo involves relatively docile donkeys that are prominently displayed at the entrance to a bar.[citation needed] The actual donkey show may occur 4-5 times per night (on weekends) and depends on there being a sufficiently large audience in attendance.[citation needed] In preparation for a show, two waiters will collect the donkey, bring it on stage and turn the donkey on its back, holding its legs up vertically. The performer/stripper will begin by performing oral sex on the donkey. She will then straddle the donkey such that their genitalia are in contact and she will spend several minutes rubbing their organs together. Actual penetration does not always occur as it is the choice of the performer, often depending on how much money has been collected in tips from the patrons.
The donkey show is one of several types of live sex shows presented in Mexican Boy's Towns. Other shows include the "Banana Show" (where a stripper performs banana insertion), the "Candle Show" (candle insertion), the "Lesbian Show", the "Monkey Show" (where a waiter dressed in a gorilla suit has sex with a stripper), and a "Sex Show" (where patrons are invited on stage to have sex with the stripper free of charge). Generally, bars with shows tend to specialize by only offering one or two types of performances. For example, one particular bar may offer Banana and Monkey shows, while another has Candle and Lesbian shows, etc. Most bars in the various Boy's Towns along the border do not offer such explicit shows. Instead, most just offer standard strip shows.[2][3] donkey shows are very nasty dont ever see one ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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References
- ↑ "Tijuana Donkey Show ™ - Visit Mexico". Greensboring.com. May 3, 2006. Retrieved 2009-08-08.
{{cite web}}:|first=missing|last=(help) - ↑ Curtis, James R., and Arreola, Daniel D. 1991a.Zonas de Tolerancia on the Northern Mexican Border. Geographical Review. 81(3):333-346.
- ↑ Stevenson, Robert J., La Zona in Transition: Bordertown Prostitution in Frontier City, Mexico (1975). Unpublished M.A. thesis, State University of New York at Stony Brook. This project has been expanded and was published as A Mexican Border Prostitution Community During the Late Vietnam Era: La Zona. Edwin Mellen Press. New York. 2005. Detailed maps of the site, the region, and photographs (circa 1972) appear in Appendix A.
