RagingStallion Premieres Debut Scene From 'Men of Madrid'

RagingStallion Premieres Debut Scene From 'Men of Madrid'

SAN FRANCISCORagingStallion.com today announced the release of the debut scene from the rough and rugged Spanish sex romp shot in the country’s capital, “Men of Madrid,” starring Mario Domenech and Gabriel Taurus.

The scene will go live on RagingStallion.com on Friday, followed by the availability of the DVD and scene downloads on July 22 at the Falcon Studios Group Store.

“Hot European studs with big muscles, dark, thick Latin hair, tattoos, and hefty uncut cocks rule in the world of the ‘Men of Madrid,’” a studio publicist said. “There’s no stopping these macho studs from getting their fix of sweaty, dirty, man-on-man action!”

In the world premiere, the publicist said: “Mario Domenech gets a message on his phone: ‘What are you up to?’ from Gabriel Taurus. ‘I’m looking for cock,’ replies Mario. It doesn’t take long for horny Mario to buzz up to Gabriel’s apartment, where they immediately head to the bedroom. Stripping off his shirt, Mario pulls down Gabriel’s bulging briefs and goes down on his throbbing cock.”

“After coming up for a kiss, Mario then puts his ass in the air inviting Gabriel to have his way with his hole. Gabriel accepts the invitation, burying his face in Mario’s crack while he tweaks Mario’s nipples.”

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