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Max Cortés:
I think that in the
Latin porn market “Gay and Transsexual” productions have high sales, but the
same with hetero Latin productions. The Latin world is very erotic and sexual.
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La
Piedra
Factory: (Angel Delgado)
First because it
attracts all types of public and second because of the curiosity it generates.
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Giancarlo
Candiano:
I
suppose
this
genre
sells
more
because
the
people
that
like
it
only
have
one
option
not
like
the
hetero
genre
that
has
thousands
and
thousands
of
productions.
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IFG:
(Jacqueline Castillo)
Because
in actuality at the moment the Global
market
is
saturated
with
hetero
films,
where
in
its
great
majority
all
are
of
low
budget
and
the
public
is
increasingly
more
demanding.
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Torbe:
Because deep
down, all men are potential fags.
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Deseo
X: (Isi Lucas)
I
believe
that
the
heterosexual cinema
sells
more
all
over
the
World,
and
I
won’t
believe
that
the
homosexual cinema
sells
more
until
there
are
stats
to
confirm
it.
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Manda Huevos
Producciones: (Jon)
It’s possibly because
of the religious
background and
tradition of all these countries.
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Latin Lov
Producciones: (Gustavo)
I
believe
that
the
public
chooses
those
productions
because
its
of excellent
quality
and
that’s
the
reason
it
sells
more.
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Gay
CostaRica: (Jorge)
It’s because
the
level
of
production
is
greater
and
the
cost
of
the
production
is
less.
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Gay Ecuador:
(Javier)
I
think
that
it
has
a lot
to
do
with
the
Latin
culture
that
is
still
very
taboo
on
the
homosexual
subject.
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What is your
opinion on the “Gay and Transsexual” productions?
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Max Cortés:
As far as
Gay productions, I don’t consume them but they do have a demanding public, and
they have the same equivalency as the heterosexuals.
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La
Piedra Factory: (Angel Delgado)
I believe
that they deserve all the respect in the world and to me they seem very equal to
the genre hetero.
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Giancarlo
Candiano:
I simply see
it as another genre in the adult cinema; I see it perfectly fine, as long as it
brings enjoyment to all types of people.
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IFG:
(Jacqueline Castillo)
I
prefer
“Gay”
movies
not
only
because
the
actors
are
extremely
cute,
but
because
the
productions
in general
for
this
genre
are
very
well
taken
care
of.
The
actors
are
passionate
and
normally
you
don’t
see
a lot
of
violence.
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Torbe:
I
believe
they
turn
fantasies
into
reality
for
a lot
of
people.
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Deseo
X: (Isi Lucas)
My
professional opinion is that it is a sub-genre inside a genre of X cinema and
its there for its public.
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Manda Huevos
Producciones: (Jon)
Were a
production that is very open, modern and have a limit of our own, and we cover
all sexual orientations.
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Latin
Lov Producciones: (Gustavo)
In my
opinion the importance of these types of films are to have well equipped actors
with a firm erection and the uglier the better.
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Gay
CostaRica: (Jorge)
Gay
productions
may
vary
between
very
comfortable
and
very
sophisticated.
When
I see
a
porn
video, I
see
it
with
the
same
critics
that
would
see
with
a
Hollywood
movie.
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Gay Ecuador:
(Javier)
I have seen
Gay movies and I believe that they are good quality productions.
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