Lalo Gives Hector His Bell | Wiedersehen | Better Call Saul
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2022
- Lalo Salamanca gives Hector Salamanca his bell so he can communicate.
From Season 4, Episode 9 'Wiedersehen' - Jimmy and Kim unburden themselves, risking their relationship in the process; Nacho is forced to make the rounds with Lalo; Mike has cause to worry.
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Better Call Saul: Where the character development is so good, the bell has a better backstory than most TV shows' main protagonist.
So sad but so true
Fax
The bell had a better story than the last season of got
@@nikhilkurup5 oof
But there's the problema, you see: we don't need a backstory for the bell. It is, like the entire series, deeply unecessary.
By giving Hector his signature bell, Lalo ensured Gus’ death without even knowing it
Didn’t even think about that man. Nice catch.
The Salamancas enjoying evil memories while preparing the bell. Meanwhile the 3rd party in this death is probably off arguing with his boss that he just runs a cash register.
@@putinsneighbor8351 fact wow
gonna hurt ur brain
Wow 💥
Imagine being one of the elderly patients realizing you gotta listen to that bell all the time now.
I guess they wouldn't want their lovely place, end up like hotel tulipan, in case they do mind the bell :p
Hearing is impaired so it will be fine
"Nurse, can you take him away please? I don't want my breakfast ruined by Ting-Ting-Ting - Ting Ting Ting"
I would actually have to move
And then one day
Ding ding ding ding ding
HAWWWWW
BOOM
Loving nephew gives his disabled uncle the first way to communicate with people around him since his accident that left him disabled. Very heartwarming if they weren't all murderers.
It's funny how Lalo says same old Hector he still wants to kill everybody 😂
although it's safe to say it would've driven literally everyone else in that old folks home insane with annoyance. So very fitting for Hector.
They deserved it. The uppity professor who thought he was so educated and learned got what was coming to him! And his wife too!
@@sundarpichai940 lmfaoooo
And psychos .
3:27 Lalo is probably the only guy on the universe who can makes hector happy for a while, even if he's frustrated in a wheelchair
He was probably pretty happy offscreen when he sent the Twins after Walter
This is about you and me doing our best to keep Huell happy
I like the scene at the nursing home when Lalo dumps out half a Hectors juice and replaces it with what I assume to be tequila… he actually smiles before leaning in for a sip. Total gangster
That's true. I can see that only on lalo not the others
Imagine if Lalo gave Hector Stephen Hawking's wheelchair.
I love Lalo and I love the fact the bell got a back story rather than being just a random bell. It's also a little bit poetic that the bell was saved from a fire to be used for an explosion.
It's weird how Walter owes Lalo a thank you but he never met the man.
Great insight!
Yeah and the whole speech is a threat to Nacho who was acting like he wasn’t scared when Lalo first arrived in town
@@RenaldyCalixte Spoiler but, funny that both Jesse and Walt has been cooking above Lalo and Howard's grave all along.
@@RenaldyCalixte he also owes Ignacio too as he’s the one who put him in that chair.
4:08 its chilling how the first dings were evil laughs shared between two unspeakably cruel men
In a way the bell could be a symbol for the Salamancas being cursed by their sins (like the burning of the hotel, all the murders, etc.) since it ends up taking out the last Salamanca.
the last time he uses it is the same as well
@@NoctuaOlivae nah they were good
@@chriskim9289 yeah but they weren’t laughing too much
Bravo , gack
This scene really blew Gus’ mind later.
Hank was wrong. Without Lalo...Walter would have never blew up that nursing home.
Or without Jessie
I haven't watched it in a while but that kind of rings a bell 🤣
@@jorgeflores2742best comment award 🥇
he blew him away
What a brilliant way to cement Lalo’s relevance in the universe. As Lalo relays the story, you can almost hear the screams and imagine what Hector’s brutality must have been in his prime. Also, his evil laughter, as Hector debuts his signature “DING” is so chilling. Marvelous scene.
i guess its "funky town gore" salamanca edition
well explained
@@MTH57 haha, was thinking similar.
Ding chilling 🥶
@@MTH57 honestly makes me sick to my stomach rewatching these scenes after seeing that video. And “with his wife listening from the side” Christ…
Sharing memories with your uncle. Such a wholesome scene.
the ones that survived yea
@@MassMultiplayer r/whoosh
@@dylanwesley3964 The Salamancas have a weird definition for family bonding.
Fck cartels.
What a great bunch of guys i bet they wouldn't hurt a fly
To this day I'm impressed by how Mark Margolis managed to bring so much life and expression to a paralysed character like Hector. He has so little to work with and he does so much with it.
RIP
Its always difficult to play silent characters but Hector has to be best ever
crazy how lalo turned out to be one of the most memorable characters in just 1 1/2 seasons.
Give credit to the actor who plays him.
Now I know why Saul was scared of Lalo in Season 2 of Breaking Bad.
Damn, he was already memorable from his FIRST scene
Tony Dalton played the charming, happy psychopath incredibly well.
Just came in and took over the show
@@matheuscruz8574 “don’t worrrrryyy it’ll be like I’m not even here””
Even though Lalo was killed by Gus, had it not been for this moment right here... Hector would not have had the bell to kill Gus in Breaking Bad! Even from the dead, Lalo was still able to help his Tio get revenge on the chicken man!
Do you know Vince Giligan not even have script for bcs after breaking bad season 2. They are amazed by Bob Odenkirk acting and they wanna know more about Saul Goodman life,than they decided to make prequel.
Didn’t think I would see u here 😭
Yeah
Bravo Vince!
Oh hey it's JoJo, big fan bro
Powerful scene. Despite the unhinged evil behind these men, when Lalo walks in- mortified at his loved one's predicament, and how he quickly turns it around to stay positive in front of Hector, it's just so sympathetic.
Lalo: "Remember when you burned that place down?" Aaaaand, now it's gone again lol.
@Raylan Givens and giving him a souvenir of his previous power, while twisted and monstrous, seems to come from a place of love.
It’s like giving your dad a picture of him climbing a mountain you got framed.
And little did he know that the person next to him is the one responsible for Hector’s condition!
The acting by each of these actors is INSAAANE, added with the writing, the cinematography, the fact that this ring that is so vital to the whole Breaking Bad story, got such an intense and dark origin story.. this kind of show does not get made often. Legendary.
Well put. One could say the bell is the most important item in BrBa.
If only Lalo knew that Gus’ demise would come through this bell…with the help of a chemistry teacher.
Lalo technically got revenge against Gus by giving him this bell.
Parallels how he took it from a professor lol
Yeah
The bell deserves its own spin off
Better Tell the Bell
starring Hector Salamanca
Doomed by the Bell
Should be called doomed by the bell lol
@@BaronVonPurp aaahhh you beat me to itd
😂🤣
Better Call Saul is probably my favorite prequel of all time. The way they develop characters into the iconic ones you know in Breaking Bad is GREAT. They all have their own stories. They aren't just steps to lead to the thing you know. I remember forgetting Hector becomes the man with the bell after a while. Insane that it was able to do that.
Agree. Even small character like crazy-8 have a interesting but still logical development. Now we know why he 'crazy' in BB
I know they are all horrible people, but seeing the Salamancas express their care for each other is a bit heartwarming in a way. Hector hates everyone except for the other Salamancas, and Lalo is a charasmatic sociopath but does have a soft spot for his family. If Hector wasn't such a horrorible excuse of a human being, I would have felt bad for him every time he lost one of his family. As it stands though, I cant exactly express empathy for someone who wouldn't feel the same way of someone else.
They all really do love each other. Tuco even kissed Don Hector on the forehead in one scene haha.
When Lalo left Tio Hector for the last time (before returning to Mexico), you could see him pause and look back at his uncle with sadness and pity. His last words to him were that he loves him. It's oddly sweet and heartbreaking that such cruel monsters of men had such a human connection.
@@abbynormal8702 Yeah, me too
they were all taught family above all and that it's all that matters. same applies for tuco, the twins, etc
@@aquaticambience40"you better eat every bite of that"
The little smile (or the best he could make of one) on Hector’s face when he talks to him, you can tell he was always Hector’s favorite nephew.
Tuco was a nutcase, the twins were… the twins, Lalo always knew how to lighten the mood and cheer up his uncle and knew him well enough that he’d appreciate that bell. He took Hector back to one his happier memories before presenting it to him to make the experience of getting a simple bell that much more enjoyable for him.
Lalo was the only sane person in the family 😂 others lunatic...
@@TRofTR he was the ‘Hero’ of the Cartel. The one who could’ve destroyed Gus if it weren’t for his arrogance and lack of empathy.
@@Watcherofprovidence it is all becoz of a mole, nacho.... otherwise he would have succeeded it already
@@TRofTRthey're all insane
As a Mexican, Lalo has the most accurate accent in the entire Breaking Bad universe.
Guess it helps that Tony Dalton actor is Mexican.
No soy mexicano pero que placer que por fin haya un actor que sepa español de verdad jajaj
He might legit be the only Mexican actor in the whole series, which is funny
@@TheUraniumCore
Nacho's father is also a native Mexican actor.
Michael Mando (Nacho) isn't mexican but he can speak 4 languages including Spanish
If you play Hector story backwards it'd about a crippled man who exploded into existence. He was mocked and harassed by his piers and to the point where he went into a coma. Then one day he had a stroke that brought him back to life and he uses his new found health to take revenge in those who bullied him.
This dereved more likes.
perhaps time isn't asymmetric?
@@joeg579 I find the concept of the universe replaying backwards after it ends and still making sense really funny
God damn! I don't know you but i like you man.
Lmao exploded into existence
The name Hector Salamanca rings a bell.
*Shao Kahn's voice* Outstanding!
I dont really speak spanish, but its so beautiful to see this young man making his uncle smile and laugh despite his physical condition.
I assume the bell was to remind him of his job as a hotel clerk before his illness. The happiness the young man excudes as his uncle remembers calling for people is everything.
So heartwarming to see good family values on TV.
@@bitininkugaming5372it’s a joke
Lalo: (evil laughter) "That's a Salamanca!"
Hector: (intense breathing)
The more I keep revisiting these BB & BCS clips, the more I can’t wait for season 6 to drop!!
I‘m still hoping for an happy end for Saul.
Same
Your wait is over my friend
This is one of the few scenes where Hector looks genuinely happy after his stroke. He's clearly still struggling, but Lalo's charisma is just too strong to resist smiling along with him.
4:00 This is on par with hearing Darth Vader's first breath in Revenge of the Sith.
Hector is laughing here. I mean by ringing the bell continuously
I'd honestly argue it's better since Hector didn't ask about his annoying romance subplot first.
@@bluevioletandlilac its pretty important for the tragedy though. and this universe has annoying sublot romance much worse than star wars.
@@thephoenix4093 Which romance?
NooooooooOoOOOOOOOOOO...!
Now that Mark Margolis has passed on, I’ll never forget that iconic “Ding” his character is known for…
That bell has better characterization than lead roles on most other series.
RIP Hector's Bell
Better Call Saul Season 4 Episode 9 to Breaking Bad Season 4 Episode 13.
He was more beloved and better written than your average CW show.
What a badass story for a bell.
Badass? They killed a hard working, unarmed civilian with a legitimate business. Get off movies a bit man and live real life .
@@emperoremyhriv4968 fr why can't people separate the show from the story lmao, could've just said "what a well written story for a bell". Probably thinks Walter white is badass too
it's not "Badass", more like dark and evil.
Omg, the professor is like nacho's dad. Hearing this story nacho must be relieved he took care of hector before things went wrong for his dad.
That’s exactly what Nacho was thinking the whole time. His dad would of done exactly what that professor did and he’s just imagining it happening to his father
The way Lalo & Hector talks about torturing the hotel manager for such petty reasons make me believe that fate awaited Nacho' dad if Hector didn't got his stroke
There definitely feels like that kind of inferred parallel, especially with Nacho stood there hearing upon how someone- much the same as his father, turned down Hector's negotiations. You'll note how Lalo even mentions the burning smell of 'horsehair stuffing and leather'...akin to Manuel Varga's upholstery business...
@@Hysteria98 you're so right
This would be such a heartwarming moment in any other show if it weren't for the fact that Hector and Lalo were such monsters.
I love how Lalo was able to get revenge on Gus from beyond the grave by giving Hector that bell
The bell was used in hotel service before being in a fire and stored for years, and it still sounded crisp and clear. Just a few more years, and Hector wore it down to where the bell made a dull sound. It shows just how commanding Hector was regardless of his physical condition.
And also sound pretty good, even with a rubber band wrapped around it. Hmm…
The bell didn’t sound like that because it was worn down. It sounded like that because it had been rigged to connect to the bomb.
The bell’s sound was dampened only in its last scene.
Ya know, if they weren't utter psychos, Gus Fring would be a great guy to have as an employer, and Lalo Salamanca would be a great guy to have as a friend.
R. I. P. Mark Margolis
I love how the camera focuses on the bell and how the camera angle perfectly mimics Gus' death, it's literally them screaming at the viewer "You know where this ends up, don't you?"
Tony Dalton is so charismatic
That’s why lalo is a genius
He planned gus’s death all long ago
I don’t think he planned for a guy with lung cancer to plant a bomb on hector’s wheelchair
@@DextroussAS he planned for hector replying with his consent for the bombing via the same bell, dont think if he was without the bell it would have been possible.
@@Vikesh7896 stop reaching... this is not that deep.
@@DextroussAS it's a joke
@@DextroussAS Joke's on you. Even your mistrust was in the planning
"I am the one who dings!" - Hector Salami
Lalo laughing evilly as if he created a monster was the icing on the cake
Lalo was definitely Hector's favorite
Lalo was the most intelligent, calculating and patient of all the Salamanca's
Hector was vicious, vengeful, and violent. Tuco was fár worse even. The Twins díd follow orders and were very skilled hitmen, yet, being Salamanca's they were raised to be proud of their Family.
Lalo was the only one of them that was able to succeed Hector as the Head of the Salamanca Family in the Cartel.
Eladio liked him a lót, and Lalo knew how to play Eladio's ego and greed to get him on his side, unlike Hector, though there has to be a very big backstory to Hector and Eladio's relation.
This is when the bell became the one who dings
"You think I'm in dinger?"
"I am the one who dings!"
The more you know about Hector, the more you feel he deserved every bit of what he got from Gus.
And vice-versa, with how Gus treated Nacho and threatened his father.
No matter what happens to lalo, A piece of him will be in that bell and will be a part of the revenge on Gus fring
Lalo got his revenge with the bell
Lalo may have not known it but that bell ensured he defeated Gus in the long run.
If they wanted to keep the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul world going with another spinoff I think Lalo would be the only one capable of pulling it off. Please let this happen.
I think a 2nd Spinoff, showcasing the rise of the Juarez Cartel titled "Salamanca", could be a very good story.
Not just how Don Eladio rose to power as Head of this powerful Cartel, but showcasing how Eladio opportunisticly SEIZED the moment, where it actually was the Salamanca's that búilt the empire!
The main plot being Don Hector, acting like the Muscle of this dangerous cooperation: eliminating enemy's all around, táking the heat, and even have his relatives taken out in acts of revenge and retribution. For instance, it was néver mentioned if Hector had a family of his own(most likely, brutally murdered in a retribution?), nor the family he came from: Tuco, Lalo, Marco and Lionel were his COUSINS! Meaning Hector had a brother: the fáther to those cousins..perhaps more then 1 brother even: All taken out in gruesome acts of revenge by the Juarez' Cartel's enemy's and competitors? ..and ofcourse the story of 'the Bell', as an Easter-Egg.
Could evne be that Hector's (older?)brother actually was the leader of the Salamanca Family, but was taken out by another powerful rival, causing Hector to take his place?
Perhaps this could be written in the story that Hector júst had taken over the role of Don HEctor Salamanca: the leader of the family, at the moment where the Juarez Cartel's enemy's were vanquished, causing this Cartel to completely consolidate their position in Juarez as thé dominant Crime Organisation?
And as a very opportunistic detail: Since Hector 'just was promoted to Leader of the Salamancas'. Eladio abusing that sudden turn of events in making Hector a Don at his table,....the table where Eladio was the Don of the entire Cartel?
Introductions to every member of the Juarez Cartel. Every single name that Gus named to Hector when he showed him Eladio's necklace. Every role they played: Distribution from the south through Juarez, to the USA. Bolsa as the 'political' trigger, keeping everyone safe from proscecutions, Eladio himself having Ministers and Judges in his pocket(thanks to Hector's blackmailing, kidnapping, threats, and grotesque murders and tortures of key figures in the System?).
And as an importand plotline: How Gustavo Fring got connected with the Cartel, why Hector hated him! Hector ínsisting to Eladio that Fring was to be disposed of, yet Eladio knowing that Fring was a genius in distributions and front/cover-businesses: Eladio knew he needed Fring to make enormous profits! Al lthe other Dons put in their respective share, but nóne made as much profit as Gustavo! Driven bij Greed, Eladio knew he had to keep Gustavo on a leash...as well as Hector: Pitting them against eachother, to maximise his profit?
@@thegreenreaper6660 I think the beauty of this show is how it closes the loops we didn't even know were there, giving us all the lessons these charscters were going to give. Lalo died because he lived in a world of power and cruelty and was finally confronted with someone of comparable intelligence and greater patience. Mike was what Walter lied to himself about being, sinking into the filth for his family, but losing everything any way because you can't be a good man in that world and live. Jimmy was revived because he accepted responsibility for his actions, and would have lost his chance to reconcile with Kim if he had continued to skirt punishment.
The Salemanca's died off, piece by piece, because of their entrenchment in that life. We saw each loop closed and we know why. Their greed, their entitlement, and their callous disregard for anyone outside their family is what set the stage for the world to reciprocate and eliminate them.
That's kind of the whole theme of the universe, you either get killed, get out, or do the time.
The only character from the universe who's still alive is Mike's daughter in law Stacey. Mike took great pains to keep her uninvolved, so the only thing involving her I'd like to see is a 20 minute episode of her getting a promotion and Kaylee getting into private school. It wouldn't be realistic for her to willingly step into the criminal experience, but maybe if something from the past drew her in a series about her trying to get out could work. Every other character from the show got in of their own accord, so seeing someone sucked in unwillingly and how they deal with that would allow Gilligan to expand upon his theme on the consequences of criminality. You kind of got that with Nacho and his father though, so it would have to be a great premise for them to go forward. Maybe a previously unknown, fastidious Salemanca relative uncovers Mike's involvement in the Salemanca's woes and targets Stacey because of their relationship.
Though overall I think the loop is pretty well closed.
One of the best scenes in the show
since half the scenes are the best ones xD
Idk, the way tony dalton speaks spanish is so satisfying and smooth
That's cause he's the only major character who actually speaks spanish...
Yup, he has a native mexican accent n.n
@@KathySolita You're right because the actor who plays Nacho is French Canadian and Uncle Hector is Italian and so is Gus. 😂
@@RenaldyCalixte gus is from denmark
@@420quickscoper5 his father was Italian
Rip Mark Margolis 😢
Lalo only narrowly got defeated by Gus. Just for Lalo to get the last laugh by his bell being what allowed Hector to finish Gus
This Bell's background story is even better than the GOT S8.
one a da graves....
I think we all know who Hectors favorite nephew is 🛎
I quit
@@nebula3911 ?
April 18th can't come sooner
@DnB and Psy Production Good luck on catching up. BB and BCS are among the greatest TV Shows ever
Rest in peace 😕😕🙏🏾🕊️
It was really cool seeing a Salamanca who was just as crazy as Tuco & just as murderous as the twins but so charismatic! One moment he’s so charming & seemingly harmless you’d be surprised if you seen him hurt a fly…..then the next moment so terrifyingly dangerous & serious your watching a scene literally on the edge of your seat! Amazing acting! Amazing character!
That bell survived an arson, I wonder if it survived the explosion.
That's awesome
@@thedancingflowercat6254 Hey Jimmy! It's me, Howard. Can't believe I ran into you here in Nebraska. Anyway you thought any more about that job?
@@georggrech5924 Sorry you must of mistaken me for someone else. I'm Takavic, Gene Takavic.
@@thedancingflowercat6254 yeah! you're the guy from all those wacky commercials on late night tv!
@@thedancingflowercat6254 Can I two Cinnabons with extra icing?
The acting is just 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
On the other side, it's pretty sweet that Lalo helped his uncle to communicate with others
Lalo giving Hector the bell was cooler than Captain America getting the hammer in Endgame.
But not better than Tuco snorting the infinity stones.
What a perverse and horrifying show of affection. Great scene.
Probably one of the few scenes where we see lalo's true emotions. The subtle sigh and sadness before he puts on a smile is great acting!
The irony for Nacho is that his plan technically worked, he got Hector out of the way, only for Lalo to unwittingly give this personal lesson that Hector’s brutality to honest men like Nacho’s dad is heritable.
As you gradually realize with theSalamancas why the most wicked men live long. Because they slowly reap what they've sewn and witness losing all they hold dear. A fate worse than death. Then death comes to gather them brutally after they've seen their lives crumble before their very eyes. This is the reward of the wicked
4:13 gives Dr Frankenstein's "IT'S ALIVE" energy in that scene
Rip mark magolis
4:01 and from that moment a legend was born
From now on you will be known as Darth Hector
RIP Mark Margolis, such a gem of an actor. LITERALLY had more talent in ONE FINGER than most actors have in their whole bodies.
That bell seemed like a real blast for Hector
More like a real blast 💥 for Gus
HAAAWHHH
When Don Hector Salamanca became “Lord of the Dings”.
Just Iconic, Timeless
"QUIEN TIENE LOS HUEVOS MAS GRANDES DE TODO MICHOACAN, NORTE, SUR, ESTE Y OESTE"
Hector Salamanca (D.E.P) 🛎💐🕊😞
4:08 LOL that absolute villianous laugh from Lalo though...these guys are ruthless but honestly I still want to know why Nacho switched up on Lalo...seems like Lalo treated him well everytime they were together
If you have to ask that you obviously didn't watch the show 😂😂😂😂. Like what?
@@Sfcfan120 *You're god damn right* ..lol yeah I didnt watch the full episodes yet honestly I just thought it was only Hector mist treating him and his father
@@Supernova-lc2yf apart from Gus, I doubt Nacho ever really liked Lalo anyways. He loathes every single salamanca and he knows that Lalo is a ruthless monster.
Even since BrBad , every time I see or hear the ring of that kind of bell I always think of BrBad & BCS. Come to think of it , That bell & the character of Hector, could make some badass commercials using a bell…
Lalo in his grave getting that +50 assist score
RiIP Mark Margolis
A beautiful moment of family bonding.
Stil gotta hand it to Mark Margolis. He gave a magnificent portrayal of Hector Salamanca. HE played the part exquisitely in Better Call Saul, but his main-introduction in Breaking Bad where he didnt have a síngle line of tekst, but still managed to perform this rule, as a mute, heavily disabled old man, makes it all the more admirable!
Small detail: Mark Margolis played together with Steven Bauer(Don Eladio) in the classic of Scarface.
Margolis was Alfredo, Sosa's first henchman, who was shot in the head by Tony(Al Pacino) Montana in New York.
Steven Bauer played Manolo Ribeiro, Tony's first henchman.
This is the exact moment when Lalo gives bell to Hector, symbolizing the disability of Hector to speak, Bravo Vince !!!
Better Call Saul is fan service done right
The Salamancas are the best crime family on tv.
The Barksdales from the Wire have entered the chat.
Also you just offended Sopranos fans too.
Peaky blinders
Sopranos are so clear it's unreal
This bell has a better backstory than Captain Marvel
The writing and foreshadowing scenes, are simply sublime from this show. Better Call Saul, was absolutely brilliant, and the character developments were perfectly written. Kudos to the directors and writers, and the actors all round. Lalo is undoubtedly my favourite character within the BCS/BB universe.
rest in peace mark
It's like Anakin becomes to Darth Vader.
I love how so much seeds are planted, the show is centered around Saul but that doesn't mean every other character in Breaking bad has to be excluded.
Mark Margolis’s breathing chops deserves an Emmy!
When Lalo gave hector the bell, Gus's fate was then sealed
What an amazing show!
"You hate me. But there's someone you hate even more"..
In the end, it as Lalo who had the last laugh on Gus.
I don't want to sound like one of those people on the BB subreddit, but the way the sun flashes at 3:54 makes me think of an explosion, much like the one that Hector causes in BB. I'll bet that was intentional, since a flare like that would usually be considered as blocking the shot. Probably not intentional, still cool though
I think you’re right, plus every time the sun is shot next to a character it indicates a upcoming death (cause of the phrase you stand too much near by the sun and you get burn or something like that) an cause there is no death in that scene I think you are right that it indicates to gus s death in breaking bad (and can also symbolise the way it’s shot an explosion;))
If you listen carefully there's also a quiet sound like a very muffled explosion just afterwards.
This is the moment hector become 🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️🛎️😠😠😠
R.I.P
i think its interesting that Lalo uses the formal form of you (usted) to address his uncle. shows how Lalo still respects Hector even as he is now
Beautiful written scene. It's like I'm watching 2 scenes at the same time...
lalo was really lucky that no one else in this new mexico nursing home seemed to know spanish