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Episodes(10)
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Descenso (S01E01)
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The Sword of Simón Bolivar (S01E02)
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The Men of Always (S01E03)
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The Palace in Flames (S01E04)
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There Will Be a Future (S01E05)
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Explosivos (S01E06)
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You Will Cry Tears of Blood (S01E07)
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La Gran Mentira (S01E08)
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La catedral (S01E09)
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Despegue (S01E10)
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Dubbed The King of Cocaine , Season 1 traces Escobar's rise to power between 1977 and 1992, a time in which he was responsible for smuggling 80 per cent of the cocaine supply into the United States, making himself a billionaire in the process. (Arrow Films)
Reviews (2)
A semi-documentary film. At times, important details are missing, and there’s some unnecessary redundant stuff too. Overall, however, an excellent emotional affair, with an accurate portrayal of Colombia and its customs, as well as the period and its self-proclaimed leader Pablo, who, played by Wagner Moura, claims immortality. The creators are already good at blurring the distinction between good and evil in the first series, so Pablo has its good and very bad sides. A very intense dose of suspense and gripping highlights to start with, let's see what the second season is like.
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Season 1 introduced me to an interesting series (the narrator is excellent). I really enjoyed it and got a lot of interesting information as a bonus, which made me want to check and look up additional facts. I'm always interested to see how well the filmmakers manage to create the right kind of atmosphere in a film or series. They did a great job in Narcos. I was absorbed in the plot from the very beginning and the only disappointment came when the credits rolled Then again, it makes me even more excited for the next season.
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