Latina, on this page, covers two cities a continent apart: Camila in Medellín and Valentina in Rio de Janeiro. Profiles are published one by one, so the list above is the up-to-date picture of who you can ring.
Spanish is not Portuguese
It sounds obvious, yet plenty of sites lump Latin America into a single box. Medellín is Colombian Spanish; Rio is Brazilian Portuguese. The slang, the music and the football arguments are different, and so are the clocks: Colombia sits five or six hours behind the UK, Rio three or four. If you've picked up a bit of either language on holiday or at an evening class, choose accordingly. If not, both calls work perfectly well in English.
Written to keep things moving
Camila and Valentina share one trait, and it's deliberate: when a reply falls flat, they pick the thread up rather than wait. That helps on a first call, when most people aren't sure what to say. It's a choice made in the writing, not something that comes with a passport. On Covmod, an origin means a city, a language and an accent, never a temperament or a body.
What the profiles tell you
Each profile shows age, city, languages and interests before you call: salsa and a night-shift nursing job in one case, a samba school in Botafogo in the other. Pick on who you'd like to hear.
Before you ring
The profile photos and biographies are computer-generated. The women who answer are real adults, working with our telephony partner under stage names. The price per minute and your network's access charge appear next to the number. How it works. 18+ only.