kmkelvincool
Much better than the narcos version
As is el chapo
Giuseppe Borrillo
Too many mistakes: the dialogues (they's often very, very poor), the choice of the actors (at least three young guys acting as old real characters with NO special make-up). Wrong faces: some of the "good ones" should be interpreted by the "bad ones" and vice versa. On my opinion there are only a couple of characters that have been interpreted by the right actor. The protagonist just looks like Pablo Escobar but, excepting a couple of scenes (I mean: a total of 3-4 minutes in 74 episodes!!!) he never looks like the criminal that the real character was. Also, the Italian subtitles contain SEVERAL syntax and meaning errors in each episode. So, do not expect to feel inside the history, especially if you have watched "Narcos", already. I cannot understand the positive reviews. In other words, I warmly recommend you not to waste your free time watching this product.
maximilianohansen
Superb. I haven't enjoyed a TV show this much since Breaking Bad. If you speak Spanish, you will enjoy Colombian from different provinces which is a delight. Escobar role is phenomenal. The sicarios are so believable and scary but hilarious at the same time! Angie Cepeda is a bonus. She is so hot is not even funny (or it may be I can't get the image of her naked in "Pantaleon y sus visitadoras". If I have to criticize something: 50 episodes would have been more than enough. Another great thing about this series is that you get to see a lot of Colombia. Especially Medellin and Bogota and the beautiful Colombians which are a pleasure to listen to. Spanish is my native tongue (I am Argentinean) and I believe Colombians have the most beautiful and richest Spanish. . Amazing! I highly recommend it.
drurry
This would have been a ten if done in English which was it's only draw back other than it went into such depth that you wanted it to get back to the main character. However having said that you later learn that it is this seemingly apparent flaw that later makes all other films pale in comparison to Pablo Escobar del mar and clearly leaves them all lacking to the extent it is like reading the book compared to watching a one and half hour movie on the same.I could go on but believe me it will ruin you, or enlighten you--- when you watch anything else on Pablo Escobar.Drurry