Gwen Garci

May 8, 2009 Models 13 images 44 comments

Gwen Garci (born Mai Lee Ang) is an actress and model in the Philippines. She was one of the main models in a movie/group called “Viva Hot Girls” where I assume she and other hot girls Viva’d. She has also starred in some videos, often stripping off all her clothes, but has not yet posed for very much nude photography besides a few low quality photos found here. And example of one of her “steamy” scenes can be found here. She describes her ethnicity as Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino.

Also, somewhere in the world there is an instructional video of her teaching “seductive stripping.” Yeah.Stats:

Age: 28?
Height: 5’7
Weight: 110
Ethnicity: Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino
Located: Philippines

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44 comments

insidiousMay 8, 2009

Travis: your posts are mental, mate. They just get better and better. She certainly doesn’t look like a pinay,
that’s for sure. Taller than most asian chicks and a sound body at that.

NinersMay 8, 2009

Another point for Travis. Good job. Preety girl

.....May 8, 2009

wow oh wow…so hot!

knarfMay 8, 2009

“Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino.”

Sometimes the mix works wonders–like here.

darklighter1May 8, 2009

Boom chicky boom!

CandymanMay 8, 2009

Man she is smoking hot. I would beat that up in a heartbeat. I got to question her mix because she looks more Pinay than anything and lives and works in the Philippines, but yet Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish are listed before it. Come on.

Dr. LeeMay 8, 2009

The first part of your comment is borderline Candyman, but I have to agree with your sentiment – she is quite a nice package! This is one of those occasions when the mixture really works for me (if indeed she really is a mixture – it seems we can’t necessarily trust Filipinas’ claims in this area).

Denver11May 8, 2009

Yeah, this is good. I like her a lot!:)

da5vidMay 8, 2009

Very nice!

FYI – One of the pages in your story links now has a virus attached.

knarfMay 8, 2009

“I got to question her mix because she looks more Pinay than anything and lives and works in the Philippines, but yet Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish are listed before it. Come on.”

Of course the Philippines has long been a crossroads, with significant visits (in relatively recent centuries) by the Chinese, Spanish, Americans, Arabs, Indians, Japanese, Jews, Koreans, and Mexicans. And these visitors have left more than their calling cards (and many of them never left). And note the Chinese listed birth name: Mai Lee Ang.

I do not know whether she is telling the truth, but she looks like a mix to me (and quite a nice mix).

STRIPESMay 8, 2009

Like it a lot.Hints of Keilani Lei…but I’d go here first.

johnnieMay 8, 2009

With that very chinese name, she is definately Chinese. Funny thing is that it is a Chinese name in the style of Malaysian Chinese. Most Chinese from the PI have a Christian first name and a Chinese last name.

AldenMay 8, 2009

Sometimes I wonder why the philli is even a crossroad.
I mean its an island in the middle of nowhere.
I’m not hating…. I’m from there and I love that country….

Btw, gwen is pretty hot.

MizuMay 8, 2009

If that what philli has…..I need to be in philli 🙂

knarfMay 8, 2009

“Sometimes I wonder why the philli is even a crossroad.”

This is what WikiAnswer has to say about it:

“What is the significance of the Philippines location?

The strategic location of the Philippines has affected its history. First, its nearness to mainland Asia has led to the migration of Negritos, Indonesians and Malays. The Negritos traveled to the Philippines by means of land bridges that connected the country to Asia while the Indonesians and Malays crossed the seas to get to our shores. Second, because of he proximity of the Philippines to other Asian countries, the ancient Filipinos were able to establish trade contacts with the Chinese, Indians, Japanese and Arabs. These trade contacts were economically as well as culturally beneficial to Filipinos. Third, the proximity of the country to the Spice Islands or Moluccas resulted in the coming of the Spaniards to the Philippines. This event led to the Hispanization and Christianization of the country. Fourth, the strategic location of the country in Southeast Asia led the United States to acquire the Philippines from Spain and colonize it. This enabled the United States to exert a powerful influence in the region with the installation of military bases in our country. Besides, the Philippines became a supplier of raw materials to the United States and a market for its manufactured products. Fifth, because of its strategic position in the region, it has become an important part of trade and travel in Asia. International airlines and ships stop over in the Philippines on their way to Australia and other Asian countries.”

Now, back to checking out her hotness.

GmoneyMay 8, 2009

In the 8th photo where Gwen’s sitting to another girl, does anyone know who she is? I SWEAR she looks like someone I know who used to live in my area (San Francisco Bay Area). If you know her, tell me if her name starts with M or not.