Therapeutic massage in Eagle Pass, Texas

Firm, steady massage that fits around your shift

Piedra is a studio with two massage therapists. Salomé and Leobardo work in Spanish and English, with early and evening hours for people who drive, load and stand for a living. We are taking new clients.

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Spanish and English
Under a sheet the whole session
You set the pressure

A therapist's hands working on a client's foot, the client covered by a white sheet, in a bright room with plants

Open around shifts

Weekdays7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Saturday8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Spanish and EnglishBoth therapists
ParkingBehind the building

Massage by length

Choose the time you can spare

Every session starts with a short talk about pressure and ends with a minute to sit up slowly.

Deep tissue

Slow, firm pressure, worked at your pace.

Deep tissue, short session
30 min
One or two areas, worked slowly. A fit for a lunch break or the hour before a shift.
Between shifts
Book: Deep tissue, short session
Deep tissue, standard session
60 min
Shoulders, back, hips and legs, with extra time where you ask for it.
Most of the body
Book: Deep tissue, standard session
Deep tissue, long session
90 min
The whole body at an unhurried pace, with a pressure check at the start, middle and end.
Whole body
Book: Deep tissue, long session

Focused work

One part of the body, start to finish.

Neck and shoulders
45 min
For the parts that hold a steering wheel, a scanner or a pallet jack all day.
Book: Neck and shoulders
Low back and hips
45 min
Slow, firm work for long hours of sitting, lifting or standing.
Book: Low back and hips
Legs and feet
45 min
Calves, thighs and feet, for people on their feet or in a cab for most of the day.
Book: Legs and feet

Added time

Add to any session.

Fifteen more minutes
15 min
More time on the area you choose, added when you book or on the day if the schedule allows.
Add-on
Book: Fifteen more minutes
Warm towels
10 min
Warm towels on the area being worked, to settle the muscle before the pressure.
Add-on
Book: Warm towels

Prices are set by the length of the session and shown on the booking page before you confirm.

Before you lie down

Say how firm, and what to skip

You don't need massage words. Your therapist asks, then checks again halfway. A page in Spanish and English lists the words people use and the places you can ask us to leave alone.

"A little firmer, please." · "Un poco más firme, por favor."
"Lighter here." · "Más suave aquí."
"Please skip my feet." · "Por favor, no me toque los pies."

What to tell your therapist

A therapist's two hands working along a client's forearm resting on a warm blanket

Your therapists

Two therapists, both bilingual

Book the one you want, and book them again. Both of us work in Spanish and English.

Salomé Bracamontes
Owner and massage therapist
Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Salomé opened Piedra for people who work long, hard hours and need a place that runs on their schedule. She works with slow, firm pressure and likes to spend time on the neck, shoulders and hips. She speaks Spanish and English, and works Monday to Thursday mornings and Saturdays.
Book with Salomé
Leobardo Jacobo
Massage therapist
Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Leobardo works afternoons and evenings, Monday to Friday, for people coming off a shift. He uses his forearms for broad, slow pressure on the legs, hips and shoulders, and slows down wherever you ask. He speaks Spanish and English.
Book with Leobardo

Questions

What people ask first

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. Salomé and Leobardo both speak Spanish and English. The talk before and during your session, the booking form and this site are in either language, whichever you prefer.

Can I come straight from work?

Yes. Come as you are. There is a sink to wash up, and you undress only as far as you are comfortable, under a sheet. Arrive a few minutes early so the session keeps its full time.

How long should I book?

Thirty minutes is enough for one or two areas. Sixty minutes covers most of the body. Ninety minutes lets us slow down and go back over what you ask for. If you are unsure, book sixty.

What if I don't know how firm I like it?

Start with "medium" and say more or less as we go. Your therapist asks at the start, checks again partway through and again near the end. The page on what to tell your therapist lists words you can use in either language.