Narcos: Mexico Season 3: Co-Creator Reveals Why They Are Ending the Series
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Warning: Spoilers are discussed in this interview
With Narcos: Mexico season 3 now streaming on Netflix, I recently sat down with Jose Maria Yazpik and Narcos co-creator, executive producer, and showrunner Carlo Bernard to talk about the final season of the series. During the interview, Bernard revealed why this was the perfect place for Narcos: Mexico to end, if they’ve had any discussions for continuing Narcos in a new location, what the season is about, if Yazpik had any idea when he signed on how large of a role he’d end up having, and what would surprise people to learn about the making of the show. In addition, we talked about what happened to Amado Carrillo Fuentes at the end of the season and if what they showed was actually true.
If you haven’t seen the trailers for Narcos: Mexico season 3, the new season is set in the 90s, when the globalization of the drug business had taken hold. With Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo’s (Diego Luna) arrest, everything is up for grabs, with independent cartels going after the power players. Joining the cast for the first time are Luis Gerardo Méndez as Victor Tapia, a police officer mystified by a series of brutal killings despite his calling; Alberto Guerra as Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, a drug trafficker who does not look like much, but is far deadlier than meets the eye; and Luisa Rubino as Andrea Nuñez, a young journalist out to expose corruption who may end up biting off more than she can chew. The series also stars Scoot McNairy, Alfonso Dosal, Mayra Hermosillo, Matt Letscher, Manuel Masalva, Alejandro Edda, Gorka Lasaosa, and musician Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, playing the role of Arturo “Kitty” Paez, a member of Ramon Arellano Felix’s gang called the “Narco Juniors” - a group of rich, upper class kids whose connections serve the cartel life well.
Watch what Carlo Bernard and Jose Maria Yazpik had to say in the player above and below is exactly what we talked about.
Carlo Bernard and Jose Maria Yazpik
Are they planning on doing another Narcos series in a different location?
Why they felt like this was a good pace to wrap up the series.
When Yazpik signed on did he have any idea how huge of a role he’d end up having?
What would surprise fans to learn about the making of Narcos?
How Yazpik used to carpool with the Narco juniors when he was in school in Tijuana.
If the end of the season is based on fact or fiction?
What do they want to tease about the final season?
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No one else could have filled the "Amado" role. Jose was impeccable.
Oh yeah, from the strong northern accent he spoke in the series, to the skillful acting drama he add to the character. Excellent actor. I tip my hat. Saludos.
Bossed it, really really fit the character, I didn’t like the actor for amado in El Chapo series
@@plato2030 what about the guy that played him in the surviving Escobar series? He really didn’t speak much but in that series he was already in his peak and well known
Rafael Amaya's character Aurelio was based on Amado in the soapy but very entertaining "El Senor de los Cielos."
Missieur Fuentés
I actually reached out to the actor whom played Amado (José yazpik) to tell him what a fascinating and entertaining job he did in Narcos Mexico. And HE ACTUALLY REPLIED . "Thank you for watching Luke. Cheers!"
I did the same for the actor who plays Benjamin and he replied too! Awesome ppl!
@@Shadow29R they did an incredible job with acting...could've fooled me for the real narcos lol.
That is why he is one of the best..excellent actor!
Also, José's English is perfect. He speaks impeccable bilingual Spanish and English.
I did the same for the actor who plays Chapo and he send me a brick of coke😂
They are ending series because all the cartels that come up after AFO and Amado demise (Sinaloa, CJNG, Zetas) are still alive and well and can pose danger to the crew
Most of the original leaders are dead or caught so idk why they wouldn’t keep going
Zetas are hardly what they used to be, they could’ve focused on el golfo and los zetas rivalry in season 4 as well as chapo and mayos rise to power
I doubt that very much since Carlo Vernar has said that it is he if he wants to focus on the history of narcos but on the cocaine boom and when was the cocaine boom? to happen because after the 80s and 90s at the time of the 2000s there was the rise of methamphetamine and heroin in the United States, therefore he no longer wants to tell that type of story we would have to see something but in another series about that story, although the chapo series itself focuses on that, because it is the only thing we have for now
@@carlosalbertogomezmejia9846 maaan what happened to good ole cash grab????
@@jasoncano527 The EL Chapo series did that and it was compelling, sh** I'm honestly still hoping for another season of that show.
Amado perfect English caught me of guard
Same here...he didi say he went to SD for high-school right?
He has lived in the USA a lot.
me too, his bio says mexican actor, not american actor lol.
That’s cuz he attended school in the us in SD he was those kids live in tj n would cross the border everyday for school I have a few homies of mine that did that it’s super common it’s an actual law lol look it up
Oh please thousand of Mexican people are bilingual and bicultural. Everyone in my family speaks both languages fluently. If you grow up and study on both sides of the border this happens. It’s a common phenomena that occurs in densely populated border towns or even in some that aren’t. It’s about being immersed in both languages while growing up.
It’s sad because the story gets really interesting now. Los zetas, El golfo. And chapo and mayo’s rise to power is insane now
It'll drag on forever until the current events if they continue with Mexico and also there's El chapo series already. Narcos should move to 80s-90s Bolivia for next season and focus on the Bolivian narco state dictatorship by La Faderacion lead by drug lord Roberto Suarez Gomez. Personally, it's very interesting because it involve the cartel controlling the government to establish a narco state and also involving the CIA
@@seankhieotue-in7193 is the el chapo serious good? i got so hooked up on narcos mexico that i only see that as the only good show about narcos.
@@seankhieotue-in7193 na Bolivia ain’t Mexico , Mexico is the real Narco countru
Watch EL CHAPO, more truthful, lot of action and actors look more to the originals narcos, I love it...
@@dohrutnhy Yes it's better
Narcos is my favourite series it shouldn't end honestly brings tears in my eyes
Loved narcos up to the third season. Amado deserved two full seasons to himself like pablo and FELIX GALLARDO. I also believe that the gulf cartel deserved a little more attention and they should’ve shown how Abrego got 111 life sentences and could’ve definitely introduced cardenas as the guy left in charge after Abrego. The AFO presentation was very well but they were not the only cartel that needed that much attention.
@@harshyadav9912 El patron del mal (for Pablo real story), El Chapo, El dragon , El senor de los ceilos
@@uxama6851 i agree with all except el señor de los cielos after the second season its all just made up stuff😂
El chapo also deserve two seasons👍🏻
@The Fashion Cold Wars and there is shows,films about escobar
@@harshyadav9912 el chapo kesi lagi tumhe...
This season felt sabotaged; it’s like they intentionally avoided the main storylines. There was so much unnecessary focus on the reporter and the cop whom had almost no relevancy to the main story, meanwhile they nearly completely skipped over development for Amado, El Chapo, Mayo, etc. Amado wasn’t even in some of the episodes.
Did they intentionally rush to end the series because it’s getting too close to recent events?
Basically yeah I mean news reporters get killed by talking about cartels so it was a risk if they actually put a lot more so they filled in the gap with all the extra stuff
But if that's the case why not stretch it out with Armado's development story? that happened years ago right? And he's supposedly not even alive anymore so his story isn't relevant today meaning there is no risk there.. I understand refraining from depicting too much of the more recent cartels due to the risks.. however Armado's story was barely shown
I think they don't want to continue or lazy in getting storyline...plus El Chapo has a series on Netflix no point in repeating the story
Both stories, in general, were relevant--surely they heavily dramatized the reporter and the policeman stories. Did you notice that they didn't tie the killings of these women to Amado's Cartel? They actually left out the Matamoros Cartel since he was at odds with Abrego and Nepuceno. Years later it was reported that Amado talked to the governor at the time to find out who was doing the killings because it was drawing attention from the press and possibly bring more heat from the federal government.
It is worth mentioning that the Matamoros Cartel (now Cartel del Golfo) after Abrego's imprisonment would change the way drug cartels would operate in the years to come and current ones..
They definitely made el Mayo seem like a new comer. They didn't give the Arellano Felix or Amado Carrillo's stories much depth. But el Mayo's son revealed a whole lot that is just not being told. It just seems strange considering how much of the corruption in Colombia and Mexico they touched on. There's more to it still in Mexico and the U.S. that can be told. I have to say though I was very surprised that they mentioned the Hank family. The Hank family is still major influence on the way things go in Mexico. And they have a terrible reputation
The actor who played Amado. I'm now a fan.
The guy has screen presence in spades.
Solid season. Unless you know a lot about the drug war and Mexico in the 90s, you’ll find this season boring. Loved how they brought into light the homicides that occurred in Juarez, more people should know about it.
Knowing the history of Mexico drug wars makes this worse, never explained how Amado was great, never explained how influential El mayo was
@@soundofprice narcos Colombia already had plenty of amado. And he wasn’t great remember these guys are criminals. Sure they could have done more with el mayo, but oh well
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@@user-tk1hh1pu5y no Amado became the biggest narco trafficker overwhelming USA with narco planes, they never showed this. Yes everyone knows how bad cartel are.... great I meant in context to their industry
No way this shit was solid. Mediocre at best.
I enjoyed Narcos 3, even though some people have been disappointed. The story tried to weave in a lot of events in Mexico like the factory workers murders. The end hinted Amayo faked his death in the final scene with two filled wine glasses and the plane model on the piano.
Devestated that we get no season 4 💔
I understand since is too dangerous for them to continue.
It was great to see them give us Season 3, but you could definitely see the difference. It wasn't as fleshed out as the previous ones, and I think Covid is a big blame to that. To start production then be forced to stop, and pick it back up afterwards several months later is brutal. I'm thankful we got another season, but I really do wish they would have showed more of Amado than the others. It seemed more focused on Tijuana and Sinaloa. I understand they were pretty much showing how Mayo and Chapo had risen to power, but if they knew they were gonna end it here, they could have kept those two as sub-plots and focused mostly on Amado.
This season was subpar and so was last season. Weak writing
This season was SUPER rushed. Not only that, the timeline was so out of place. If you look up the events and how they really happened you’ll see for yourself.
I feel like the reason is because now it’s getting to current happenings and maybe they don’t want to piss off mayo and get threats, especially since it’s a tv show and dramatic, people will take it for fact!
Both season 3 are disappointment only both 2 seasons were lit
They didint show what happened to el Guero Palmas family ….most fucked up thing in the timeline
I'm loving it....
@@blackice214 they showed it but like I mentioned the time line is way off
José is so handsome. He’s such a badass
I don’t want it to end ☹️
Nooooo, they still have to do sinaloa era. Its the most savage one with el mayo and chapo and the Ztas
But that goes nowhere. Those people are still active, except for "chapo".
They should do mob ones like the Gambino family
its crazy he feels like this is a good spot to end on. the 2000's is wild. the government declaring war on the cartels. the war between jaurez and sinaloa. the rise of the zetas. so much more they can do.
They should tell the story of each plaza in Mexico with a separate series for each. Mexico was basically a Sinaloa series with views from the other plazas. But it would be fun to dig deeper into each plaza
Jose was amazing as Amado!! I loved the Narco series!! Thank you for doing this interview!! Def subscribing to see what other interviews you do.
Season 3 was great.. I didn't know the history of Amado and how he died.. so when it happened in the series I was shocked.. Disappointed to hear that they are not looking to do another season.. thought season 4 would be focusing on Chapo storyline.. or maybe do a Narcos: Los Angeles series focusing on the start and rise if the crack epidemic.. that would be interesting too
There is a Chapo storyline but from another company. Is not Narcos but is really good but if you don't know spanish then you might not like it. Narcos mixes spanish and english the Chapo series doesn't.
I recommend Snowfall if you want to see the story on the crack epidemic in L.A.
Amado chilling on a beach somewhere
OMG Amado Carrillo Fuentes LOOL I wasn't expecting to see him here 🤣
feels wierd hearing him speak english lol idk why is it just me?
@@antoniovazquez7154 I was shoked too! lol
@@antoniovazquez7154 me too his American accent was practically better than mine. Such a shock after hearing his Amado Carrillo voice and accent all this time.
I have a feeling they got death threats lmao and stayed away from anything that would get them in trouble with people that are still alive lmao
The opposite..
Real Narcos love the attention
@@gerryisaacherrera9883 well they did have to censor people's names so Im assuming not everyone did
@@echovd7824 which ones?
Even El Chapo still has input, he said something about the Narcos actor that portrayed him. El Chapo's sons are still living La Vida Loca, El Mayo is still alive and poping along with his kids, I knew they weren't gonna be able to show everything and note that most scenes are filmed in Mexico. I highly doubt they'll even mention El Mencho; the man's cartel killed a kid for calling him out on the internet so I understand if Netflix is careful. There were crew killed before the first season was even filming.
@@TavaraTheLaughingLion this guy gets it
This last season of Narcos to me was the best
Amado Carrillo was played brilliantly by the actor ,excellent acting
Loved it
Amado actor was awesome! They all were.
Very disappointed with this season. It FELT extremely rushed. Amado barely got any screen time as well as the top players like Mayo, Chapo and the AFO. They focused too much on that rich Alexis kid the reporter and that USELESS cop from Juarez. What a terrible downfall.
I like how they made the creepy guy in the gold car a white guy
What do you mean Amado barely got any screen time? He was in most of the episodes! The way I see it, they did focus a lot on Alex and the reporter but they were pivotal to the story, without the reporter no one would have gotten the full story and the corrupt General would have not been exposed. Walt telling the reporter the truth about Alex was also important for his character and for the reporter to get a fuller picture of how things went down. The ex cop's story was interesting, it gave more insight into how Femicides were becoming a large thing, part in due to NAFTA and in part due to no one giving a shit until the Women in Juarez started making their voices heard. Season 3 was definitely different from the previous, a lot more info stuff going on North of the river, and that is not a bad thing. It showed the downfall of the Drug lords that had been running the show since the beginning. I think it was a good season, just different from the rest.
@@youngarchivest9092 It is stil one of the best steries at the moment!
This when El chapo got arrested that probably why saw him little time !
It did feel rushed they didn't talked about the other border cartel the ex cop was good i like it but it was un important the reporter could've just give us the details about the killings I would of loved to seen more of the acting president at the time and more chapo and Amado sometimes I forgot was in the show deff not enough screen time
Suddenly Amado is sounding so different. Great actor.
So Jose confirmed what I also believed, Amado never died in hospital.
This is a great interview-! Best I have seen about this season so far!
Freaking disappointed man. They were more focused on that useless cop and female reporter more than main guys like Chapo or Mayo, those guys barely got any screen times. 4/10
Spot on
2/10
4/10 are you crazy??? It was garbage
Why yu comment this on every video
Yeah Mayo and chapo definitely didn’t get as much attention as they should have
I think they dropped the ball on this season. They should have done season 3 focused on the lord of the skies IMO
Awesome interview - best series since Miami Vice!
Jose Maria Yazpik is awesome!
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This is so sad! Because the Mexico was insanely good! It deserves more hype
Jose is fantastic. Drips with natural charisma.
See I knew!!! Amado is alive😎
Amado still alive in real life. Still living in la Sierra he is the only that never got caught.
@@oscarleon8026 El Mayo has never been caught lol
@@oscarleon8026 yea i know but that still remains a rumour but if true he's probably the smartest drug lord ever
Because they are caught up with the real life events. Also, the new groups of cartels are more deadlier then the old generation.
He was so great at the last episode......so much in so little dialogue👍♥️
Huge fan of the entire series. Mexico was fire 🔥 especially this 3rd season. I remember watching it and thanking my stars that I had the opportunity to watch such a great story. For me I had no interest in Squid Game hype, but jumped on this as soon as I saw new episodes.
Squidgame much better than last se narcos
@@Don-po8vl squid game is very good series but narcos is on another level....
@@satyaa_x agree except for last se from this month.
Same.
i guess like everyone else i was dissapointed with the lack of development that the viewers saw in amado's character/story but i appreciate how they also put some focus on the femicides, the severity of how corrupt the whole police system is, as well as how dangerous it is to be a journalist in mexico. to this day writers and journalists here get assassinated for telling the truth. i liked this season but it definitely wasn’t written as well as the other seasons.
Look up los rebeldes and there leader sharif tarif. It will explain the group behind alot of the woman murdered
Season 3 was ok but could of had at least a part 2 to season 3. Thing that pissed me off was Azul got killed from screen time when actually he lived longer. But think about it guys the producers and actors are putting their life’s on the line when filming this show especially with the deadly cartel wars are still going even the corruption. Mencho’s, Los Zetas, gulf, Sinoloa and others. Some cartels may be disbanded but believe me they will find anybody who don’t agree.
Theirs theories el azul is still alive
El mencho with zetas?? Lol their main rival....he is head of Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generecion CJNG
Yes Mencho’s cartel CJNG.
Bro screw that they wanna make a NARCOS show. So pissed they flopped on season 3 ima have to watch it again
Amado was one of the most interesting characters in the Narcos franchise and he was played by this excellent actor (Yazpik conquered every scene he was in) and yet the production team completely underutilized him by instead giving the screentime to an annoying cop tracking down a random serial killer and that reporter who had the most grating voice....damn, Amado needs his own movie where we go into more depth on what he did all those years.
There is something that really bugs me about this ending though. It does not show the Pacho Amado gun fight that was shown in Narcos S3 in Colombia. So there is a loose end/item that needs to be wrapped up there.
Which ep?
Yes, I knew Amado is still alive and here he is.
Absolutely loves this series
That’s so stupid they barely give us El Chapo
Because Chapo was in prison from 1993 to 2001. Season 3 takes place mostly in the early/mid 90's.
@@GhostfaceDaN but Ramon die in 2002
Narcos Mexico was amazing and exciting show ! 🙂 i have just finished watching Season 3 and it was fun while it last . I wished it didn’t had many subplots like the journalist Andrea and the cop Victor Tapia .
I loved this season. The reason why they're not doing more seasons Because serval other shows mostly latin based ones have covered El chapos and The felix familys storys. Like El chapo soap opera. It details the war el chapo had loz zetas and other cartels.
season 3 is very very good. narcos series is definitely one of the best most consistent on netflix
The best show ever.. amazing . Narcos Mexico
They have enough great material and actors for one more season. Focusing on El Chapo and El Mayo and the North Valley Cartel would be awesome and should happen.
Man that’s what I’m saying I’d be way more satisfied if they ended it at season 4 instead of 3. Ending it now just feels so rushed like there’s so much more left that if they did a season 4 it would really be ending to the point in history we’re at now
@@eazyeighty5590 Netflix is actually going to make an "El Chapo" series with the same actors. It will serve as a continuation.
You guys blew it!!! It was the FINAL NARCOS SEASON like bro…
So, so disappointing. It moved away way too much from what made the show so successful and appealing, all for the creation of two storylines that, when all was said and done, had nothing to do with the main characters. Furthermore, I loved Amado’s progression so much throughout the Mexico seasons (aside from his first showing in the Cali series), that I was really looking forward to him being front and centre of the whole finale. Instead, he wasn’t involved with any of the other cartels. And even when they focused on the likes of Tijuana and Sinaloa, they go ahead and ruin it by sticking in sub-plots that went nowhere. And don’t even get me started on who they chose to do the voiceover during the series. Real damn shame.
Nooooooo!! My fav series 😩😭😭😭
this was my fav show. So sad to see they ended it smh
Please realise another season cause I love it
Keep it going!! 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah the 3rd season was all over the place. They didn’t want to step on ant toes. But they got it right Amado is alive with his daughters toy plane and the second wine glass served at the end.
Would be cool if they do narcos : miami 😎the cocaine cowboys era on how it affected over here the coke
Great series by the one issue they barely touched was the American "war" on drugs. There should be a Narcos : America.
Good interview and Narco's is a great show...Thanks!!
I might be in the minority but i actually liked this season for what it was. I understand they could only show and tell so much but it would have been cool see me more of the lord of the skies story. Also would have been cool to see diego luna as felix in this season
I think Narcos - all six seasons; Colombia and Mexico - is one of the greatest tv franchises I’ve ever seen. Best written, acted, and directed, and generally very faithful to what actually happened. Netflix: make them do more! Narcos fans are desperate!
I am mid way with the season and I love it, great job!
You have to do season 4 mexico el Chapo story and Mayo let's get into the tunnels etc
Watch El Chapo on Netflix.....no point for narcos to repeat the story
@@soundofprice we don’t want no soap opera we want that high quality production
Best series out there. Really wish it would continue.
Seriously I missed Diego Luna (Felix) instead on focusing on Amado, AFO, Chapo and mayo they just kept focusing on two of the most irritating character in entire narcos seasons
Same here. Felix was so good
Really pissed me off that Chapo barely got any screen time. I imagined this season was about el chapos rise to leader and it kinda was but not really. They could’ve showed how he escaped the prison or how he took over Sinaloa shit like that
It will be interesting to start a show about the Asian Golden triangle because the traffickers over there have some complex histories with china, Vietnam and america.
I remember in the 90's driving to the US border. It was early in the morning , those days the line was short but getting busy. Getting close to the border in Tijuana, I pulled up behind a truck with 3 guys facing me while they sat in the back of the truck. As the light turned green, the truck pulled forward and the white sheets the guys were sitting on dropped down to reveal the head and shoulders of a man I guess they had just kidnapped and were now sitting on! Then, I noticed the eyes of all 3 guys staring at me. I will never forget that day.
NOOOO. This was a great show; keep it going!
I feel like they should do one more season about how el chapo took over when he breaks out and Griselda blanco so on. The Chicago portion of it the twins and how it ended up with todays version of the cartel
Not gonna happen until Sinaloa gets completely terminated from their operations, Chapos identify may be public but It also has information that Sinaloa may not like seeing on TV therefore apposing a threat to the staff of “Narcos” El Mayo is the current leader of the Cartel and as of now today’s Mexican Cartels are deadlier than the old generations, but I have heard some rumors that the creators of Narcos are planning on doing a Chilano Sanchez Series
@@mypoophastumor502 Chilano? Lol 😂
@@deeznutz5844 he got an interesting story, shooting a guy in the head at 15 and exchanging his tapes for jewelry as well as gun ornaments, I think it’ll be an interesting documentary, just like they do with every legend.
@@mypoophastumor502 For sure. I’d love to see a series on him. He was the pioneer for narco corridos. He was an interesting guy for sure.
I adore this show Great interviews 💙
this season have to say was unique. i think they did an amasing job in putting together everything thatwas going on during that time and if u lived part of it then it made it exciting putting all the things together. But if u never ever lived that era then it might come across a little boring . this season was definitely about the arellano felix and amado and how they both rose to power at the same time
We all know the history....and they skipped it that's why it's the worst season....glad it's over
Khan Sa and the Golden triangle would be amazing and could be its own thing. Alternatively the Nicaraguan Contra traffickers like Menezes, who fuelled the rise of crack would be great and ties back to the other two series
I would love one on the heroin trafficking in Afghanistan
Rekindled my love for this show recently with Mexico season 2 and 3.brill
Come on season 4 based on the 2000's...ohh that's why at the end they show the toy plane on the piano hinting the point that he did indeed make it to Peru...
Chile**
Jose played the perfect amado
People that get or lived during these times understand it.
I think each season of narcos could go one or two episodes further and really develop the characters and story. I liked this season very much for the acting it is superb!
Holy amado Carrillo doesn't even have an accent when he speaks English. He is amazing
Don’t want this series to end. At this point I’ll be happy with a fictional plot line for like Peru or something
Nah now if we want to watch narcos then just turn on the news. It’s continuation of the show irl
Watch El Chapo serious, it's good.
El Mochomo, El Botas Blancas, JT, Macho Prieto, Nacho Coronel and Ondeado deserve a season!
I understand why so I’m not even upset at all.
I was excited to see Chapo in season 4 but all good
It’s gonna be hard to continue telling these stories coz some players are still alive...I like the way they didn’t have every war and event coz it makes me reflect on what they really wanted to get across...sure this season felt like an appetizer for season 4 ...please give us narcos brazil
Loved the show!! All 3 seasons. Im checking out El Chapo and El Senor de Los Cielos series, La Reina Del Sur and El Chema.
I am a huge fan of Narcos, Jose was so impactful in his role
I have watched every season of Narcos atleast twice and this one was a massive letdown.
The concepts were there, but they did a poor job of tying everything together and rushed certain scenes. I knew things were rushed when they killed off Aguilar without much of a buildup.
They also wasted a lot of screen time. Prior to this season, Narcos had an effective way of getting their message across within scenes. This season, way too much screen time given to those journalists. That police officer got a lot of screen time as well.
I will cut Narcos some slack. They were probably shooting this during the wake of the pandemic and this may have altered a lot of scenes and group dynamics.
amado is my favorite character.
I have to say I enjoyed Narcos season 3...
I actually seen Narcos 3 while in Juarez. It hit a lil different.
Any time I saw the La Voz story lines and the local Juarez Police story lines I wanted to fast forward. If there ever is a season 4, hope they keep it about Narcos and Narcos only. The name of the series is Narcos, not Periodistas.
Now that Narcos : Mexico is over, is it safe to visit Mexico ? ?
Finished the season and first impression is that if flowed too fast as the episodes were too smooth.
As for the character development it shoud have been given more screen time -as it felt they were the third act not the first.
Bringing attention to the feminicide in Juarez was good to see and the contrast of the cop who was living in a grey area in his actions.
The ending of Ramon Arellano was not good as it fails to show that he was killed in a festival in mazatlan not on the side of the road.
Overall the season was good even tough it did not show enough main character development.
I would hope they would tell the story of the Zetas and the rise of CJNG in another season of Narcos Mexico at some poin.
Good Season but too fast.
We need more!.. , the story is not ending yet , el chapo ran away twice, ( we want more and el chapo ending in jail in the USA
Just do Narcos Miami - 1980s about la Madrina aka Griselda blanco. That would be a good ending to the saga, easier to film in Florida. Miami vice neon lights setting with the 80s soundtrack would be super stylish, and they can easily squeeze 3 seasons out of it.
Juarez cop looks like Stallone in Rocky 1
rumors: Next seasons Narcos USA
They should just do a 3 season run about miami. Talk about the origins of rafi, griselda, and the involvement of the cocaine cowboys.
they could’ve included the escape of el chapo and his war against los zetas and the beltran leyva brothers!
I'd say that's too far but atleast portray the end of the arellano felix brothers
That should be the next season but it seems like this is it 😢
I can't believe this dude played Amado because they way he speaks English very well.