NARCOS - Netflix Original Series

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By Dave Burke For Mailonline


Published: 13:08 GMT, 20 September 2016

Updated: 13:17 GMT, 20 September 2016




Since his notorious father was gunned down in 1993, Sebastian Marroquin has lived a life of contradictions.

The son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar has in turns distanced himself from the sins of his elders - fleeing to Mozambique and subsequently living in exile in Argentina under his current name - and also confronted the terror he unleashed head-on.

The family has even tried - unsuccessfully - to register Escobar's name as a brand.

Now, with interest in Escobar reaching new heights with Netflix series Narcos attracting millions of viewers across the planet, Marroquin has just released his second book about the cartel kingpin.







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Man ... shout out to Darth Harlem. All the OGs and BGOL vets know he was a first team all-star, Hall of Famer.

Trust he's doing well. Good people right there, and some of the funniest memes, Youtube clips, and RealVideo / Real Player uploads back in the day. People were quoting his stuff on OTHER message boards!



:roflmao::roflmao2::roflmao3:
 
I'm ten minutes into the last episode and having trouble watching more. He had so much potential if he wasn't a sociopath and killed innocents. Should have just got those rich white boys lit.
 
I hated that the only black person on the show was called blackie.
you would have to understand latin american culture to know why. its a term of endearment and not an insult like America. that's why if you translate other spanish nicknames you had as a child you get fat ass, little mind, dirty drawers, etc. Any physical difference or something you did as a child will be remembered forever.
 
you would have to understand latin american culture to know why. its a term of endearment and not an insult like America. that's why if you translate other spanish nicknames you had as a child you get fat ass, little mind, dirty drawers, etc. Any physical difference or something you did as a child will be remembered forever.

Your goofy ass would try to make sense of that shit.
 
you would have to understand latin american culture to know why. its a term of endearment and not an insult like America. that's why if you translate other spanish nicknames you had as a child you get fat ass, little mind, dirty drawers, etc. Any physical difference or something you did as a child will be remembered forever.
Your goofy ass would try to make sense of that shit.
:giggle::giggle::giggle:
 
Was sick today so I stayed home and finally got around to watching Season 2. I can't believe it took this long, but I knew Pablo's wife looked familiar.

Old girl stared on one of my favorite guilty pleasures....Capadocia on HBO. I'll never forget the first time I saw those titties unleashed..



Paulina Gaitán

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Oh and this season is fucking fire..
 
Wagner Moura showed a wide range of emotion going from a ruthless kingpin in season one to a down and out humble man in season two. He actually made you want to root for Pablo in the latter.

The Park scene where Escobar was eating ice cream, and all of a sudden Gustavo's Ghost reappears for that final talk with Pablo was very touching and emotional. Pointing to that the end was near for him.
 
Wagner Moura showed a wide range of emotion going from a ruthless kingpin in season one to a down and out humble man in season two. He actually made you want to root for Pablo in the latter.

The Park scene where Escobar was eating ice cream, and all of a sudden Gustavo's Ghost reappears for that final talk with Pablo was very touching and emotional. Pointing to that the end was near for him.


Yeah mane I felt super bad for the dude. Cali cartel and the us gov after him and all he wanted was a damn piece of mind. The last episode was damn hard to watch. It was like watching Gustavo die in breaking bad
 
Interested to see how they do season 3 going into the Cali Cartel...they could go all the way up to El Chopo in the present day
 
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