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113 episodes of cocaine, corruption, and telenovela melodrama—Escobar's life was always gonna be a marathon, not a sprint.
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Pablo Escobar: The Drug Lord (2012)

telenovela intensitytrue crime soap operanarco melodrama

Latest Episode

The death of Pablo Escobar
8.045 min

Season 1 • Episode 113

Latest

The death of Pablo Escobar

Nov 19, 2012

The most wanted drug trafficker in Colombia is finally cornered by the authorities and is killed on the roof of his hideout in Medellín.

Overview

DramaCrime

Pablo is a man with a natural ability for business. Early in his life, Pablo is introduced to the business of cocaine and the power it yields. A young life of crime lands Pablo in and out of jail as he builds his criminal empire. Pablo expands his power through politics but it is not long before his conflicts as a Congressman and a drug lord collide. Pablo has his enemies executed, but not before the United States activates its own war on the Medellin cartel.

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organized crimedrug lordtelenovela

Standout Aspects

Acting

Andrés Parra's Escobar oscillates between charm and terrifying menace.

Production

Colombia actually filmed it—authenticity beats Narcos' tourist gaze.

Best for:Binge: Commit to the 113-episode beast—this is a lifestyle, not a weekend.·Solo: Your secret telenovela addiction nobody needs to know about.
Heads up:Violence: Execution-style hits and narco-terrorism, often graphically staged.·Emotional: Collateral damage includes children and innocent bystanders.
Carlos Moreno

Creator

Carlos Moreno

First AiredMay 28, 2012
StatusEnded

Vibe

Pacesteady
Intensityhigh
Tonedark
Feelheavy
Seasons1·Episodes113
Caracol TV

Top Cast

Andrés Parra

Andrés Parra

Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria

Christian Tappán

Christian Tappán

Gonzalo Gaviria

Cecilia Navia

Cecilia Navia

Patricia de Escobar "Paty"

Angie Cepeda

Angie Cepeda

Regina Parejo

Vicky Hernández

Vicky Hernández

Doña Enelia de Escobar

Rodolfo Silva

Rodolfo Silva

Alberto Escobar Gaviria "Peluche"

Tommy Vásquez

Tommy Vásquez

Fabio Urrea

Toto Vega

Toto Vega

Alonso Santorini

Nicolás Montero

Nicolás Montero

Luis Carlos Galán Sarmiento

Marcela Gallego

Marcela Gallego

Gloria Pachón de Galán

Ernesto Benjumea

Ernesto Benjumea

Rodrigo Lara Bonilla

Diana Hoyos

Diana Hoyos

Nancy Restrepo de Lara

Germán Quintero

Germán Quintero

Guillermo Cano Isaza

Helena Mallarino

Helena Mallarino

Ana María Busquets de Cano

Susana Torres

Susana Torres

Niki Polanía

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Trivia, insights & behind the scenes

Cultural

This Colombian production predates Narcos by three years and was made for domestic audiences who lived through Escobar's actual terror.

Trivia

Andrés Parra reportedly received death threats from people who confused him with the real Escobar—method acting consequences.

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El Patrón del Mal | Pablo Escobar Trailer Vers. English | Telemundo

El Patrón del Mal | Pablo Escobar Trailer Vers. English | Telemundo

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The Spanish version is so much better. Narcos does not get in depth of Pablo Escobar’s story.

@yusifazizi5493 47

Narcos is a cinematic experience that takes the fictional leap to bring a sense of relatability to such a mythical story. Whereas this is more of a detailed docu-drama account of Escobar's life. No doubt, this series is far more accurate and more detailed, but Narcos is cinematically much superior. Both should be viewed for completely different intent and shouldn't be compared

@guptageneralstores5243 22

la acabo de terminar la serie en netflix y la verdad .. esta muy buena ... pero que tristeza por toda la gente colombiana que pago con su vida ...

@likeitornot2157 40

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