@@trnh.196 yes but not only that, the look, the dark clothes, leather jacket & (Spoilers alert) the fact that both of them wanted to quit the life & retire with their girlfriend in another country but ultimately met their demise instead.
0:35 The true facet of a gangster. Amado Carrillo, the Lord of the Skies. Charismatic, Powerful, Discreet, Silent, Loved, Respected, Admired, Fearful. The only gangster who surpassed his mentor Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, he was never arrested or killed. The DEA simply preferred to negotiate with him than to have him as an enemy. He was so powerful that he could get through US-American airports and customs without any problem. Even Pablo Escobar himself was afraid of him.
the music they chose, grupo Bronco, is perfect, a piece of art.... esta serie de Netflix está muy bien hecha, si siempre parcializada hacia los gringos en algunos momentos....
Im pretty sure this is based on the moment in real life where he and his family survived by going under the table, and the gunmen just didnt check under it but instead killed his bodyguards and a civillian. but yes, he's a smooth gangster in the series
0:35 The true facet of a gangster. Amado Carrillo, the Lord of the Skies. Charismatic, Powerful, Discreet, Silent, Loved, Respected, Admired, Fearful. The only gangster who surpassed his mentor Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, he was never arrested or killed. The DEA simply preferred to negotiate with him than to have him as an enemy. He was so powerful that he could get through US-American airports and customs without any problem. Even Pablo Escobar himself was afraid of him.
Jose Maria Yazpik (actor who plays Amado Carrillo) met the Arellano Felix brothers when he was studying in San Diego, which is why he played his character so well.
@@c1n3man Tijuana made him choose, instead of calling in his money to protect their business they forced him to the other side. Burn his boats, that will make him pay us and not take sides in this war.
Amado was in fact more sharper than Felix. Amado had a bigger vision, where everybody wins. Felix vision, only benefited him and screwed everyone else.
Lol when op says “sharp” he means the way they carry themselves/dress aka their swag. Felix dressed more put together and more as a business man then Amado did
@@Omikishi I would disagree with Amado having a bigger vision than Felix. He took Felix’s vision and ran it discreetly. Amado had a faction of the Mexican military under his payroll. He used them to hurt the Tijuana and Sinaloa cartels shipments. There was a scene where El Mayo basically said he found it strange how the army was able to conduct raids on their spots, yet Juarez shipments remained untouched. Amado didn’t give a damn about others winning lol
El Azul spent six years in prison, got out in 1993 and died of a heart attack in 2014 at age 65. He was my favorite character on the series because he never lost his cool, and the shootout at the Palma house was AWESOME!
@@mahavakyas002to this day no one knows what happened to Azul everything’s has been guesses. The DEA is still looking for him some people said he died of age others say he died in the hospital because he was sick and was getting dialysis no one really knows anything about him.
@@mahavakyas002si, inventaron cosas, Juan José esparragoza el azul fue un peso pasado del narcotrafico, literal era un hombre de negocios y medidor en la mafia, su poder era igual que el del chapo, mayo zambada y Arturo Beltrán, sus comienzos fueron con con amado Carrillo trabajo muchos años con el después que murió amado se fue con Arturo Beltrán y de allí con el chapo, literal trabajo con todos los pesados sinaloenses y también del golfo murió de muerte natural y sus hijos tomaron el control de su facción.
I'm from México, from the City of Querétaro, I watched Narcos and knew about Amado Carrillo, and a few days ago, I just discovered that in the 90's, he lived for 2 or 3 years just a few blocks away from my house... When a friend told me that, I thought it was bs, but I just discovered the house, It's totally abandoned and it has a signboard that it's owned by the government. Querétaro is my hometown and it has always been a very quiet and peaceful city, so I never thought it has something related with the cartels, but now I know that it's beacuse most of the cartel bosses agreed that their families would live peacefully here. People also say that Amado wanted to buy the soccer stadium of Querétaro, just as a fun fact, it's the soccer team that became world famous a few years ago because they signed Ronaldinho.
Always heard this song growing up and didn’t think too much of it, but this scene changed the way I perceive it it’s one of my favorites now. Oldies ❤️🔥
I’ve literally watched Narcos: Mexico in its entirety three times. To hear the real stories and hear about how the kids of Narcos would roll up to school in San Diego is stuff of legends
Ahora que se que sale esta veesion vere toda una serie por esto . Me quede en el season 2 . La verison de Ricardo me dejo con ganas de escuchar la version de Bronco. Gracias a los productores por haber puesto la versión de Bronco ❤
Amado Carrillo y quien lo interpetó tremendo personaje y tremendo actor, el problema fue que precisamente la serie se debio enfocar casi que solo en él, y parecía por momentos un personaje de reparto porque contaban muchas vainas que no tenían que ver con lac historia del señor de los cielos
@@enriquemontoya1752 yeah man , we all know that in real life that when chapo got arrested palma took control of the sinaloa cartel and was doing better without el chapo.
Man this is the perfect scene with the perfect music. My family is from Guatemala and we always put Los Broncos. Every time I go to Coatepeque city near by the border of Mexico I feel like anything can happen, especially a motorcycle drive-by like what happened to poor Azul, just a depiction of true life in Latin America
its crazy how guero and Azul literally had a shoot out and tried to kill each other at one point. Azul walking round this mans house eating rotisserie chicken and shit, taking tequila shots right out the bottle. now they're cool and shit lol
I love that Hector Palma seems mildly inconvenienced by Azul dying. Which makes sense considering Azul was in his home trying to kill him not that long ago
This scene man! It really made me feel like a real oleschool mexican narcos scene, that song from Bronco and the way Amado Carrillo is dreesed with that jacket reminded me of Al Pacino’s Carlitos Way all gangsta and $hit! This was all Amado
Enedina no tuvo ni de lejos la participación que aqui le dan, pero pues no podia ser de otra forma, esto es una ficción basada en hechos reales pero producida en los tiempos de la mujer empoderada y de las minorias
The portrayal of Amado in "Narcos Mexico" is perfect for us that love good tv, characters, and story! Gracias Netflix team ¡La interpretación de Amado en "Narcos México" es perfecta para nosotros que amamos la buena televisión, los personajes y la historia! Gracias equipo de Netflix 《墨西哥毒枭》中阿玛多的形象非常适合我们这些热爱精彩电视、人物和故事的人！感谢 Netflix 团队
Amado & Felix were my two faves in this show, they were just so badass and cool! I also really liked El Mayo as well, I know that due to facts Felix went to prison then but I would of loved to of seen more of him, him & Amado together were the boys!
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Amado is the man in this scene, the way he's drinking his drink, and the way he's walking through the back of the restaurant all gangster.
reminded of john wick haha
@@adityaparkhe5121 Actually his story more reminds me of Carlito Brigante.
@@jakep1979 the shooting scene in the bar hehe
@@trnh.196 yes but not only that, the look, the dark clothes, leather jacket & (Spoilers alert) the fact that both of them wanted to quit the life & retire with their girlfriend in another country but ultimately met their demise instead.
@@trnh.196 yes carlito Al Pacino
This scene felt like a true Narcos scene. Moves being made people choosing sides and good music
fr this is all I wanted to see not that dumb reporter and that Juarez cop
What’s the song name?
@@ShadowRealmRadioo Bronco - que no quede huella
@@ShadowRealmRadioo dude! Bronco is one of the best, "que no quede huella", "Mi amigo bronco" and others among the legends!!
@@elmochomo8218 The reporter fit into the story i think, but the juarez cop i think was just filler time
amado's so charismatic, it feels like youre watching the good guy the entire time
Made you feel for his daughter too
0:35 The true facet of a gangster.
Amado Carrillo, the Lord of the Skies.
Charismatic, Powerful, Discreet, Silent, Loved, Respected, Admired, Fearful.
The only gangster who surpassed his mentor Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, he was never arrested or killed.
The DEA simply preferred to negotiate with him than to have him as an enemy.
He was so powerful that he could get through US-American airports and customs without any problem.
Even Pablo Escobar himself was afraid of him.
@@andresmora5192 he is probably still alive
Obviously we watch all these guys do and say horrible things but somehow still end up rooting for them fan/tv movie kind of way.
@@elmochomo8218 he died in 1997
I literally got goosebumps watching this scene it was so well made and the song just fits in perfectly
the music they chose, grupo Bronco, is perfect, a piece of art.... esta serie de Netflix está muy bien hecha, si siempre parcializada hacia los gringos en algunos momentos....
They played this at the end of the Cali season too, when they saw the Mexicans smuggling
@@deriksandoval5263 was it the same version?
@@daveisabeastly2024 no
@@daveisabeastly2024 it was Rodolfo Aicardi's version.
Un premio para el genio que eligió todas las canciones en todas las temporadas, mis respetos.
Es el gran santoloalla ganador de 2 Oscar, un genio
Un jefazo!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Esa cancion es de un cantante colombiano no esa cumbia toda horible
@@elpaisa2505 a nadie le importa Colombia
@@carlosurbina1591 jajajjaa mero mexicano ardido
Narcos Mexico always has the best music
Season 1 and 2 Mexico was better
Especially season one with Don Neto at that beach house
@@dumplingsboi3906 nah they got ice cube in season 3
@@easton5060 no they don’t da fuck
@@dumplingsboi3906 ye they have today was a good day right after the intro in episode 4
Amado has such awareness of his surroundings. A real smooth gangster
Im pretty sure this is based on the moment in real life where he and his family survived by going under the table, and the gunmen just didnt check under it but instead killed his bodyguards and a civillian. but yes, he's a smooth gangster in the series
0:35 The true facet of a gangster.
Amado Carrillo, the Lord of the Skies.
Charismatic, Powerful, Discreet, Silent, Loved, Respected, Admired, Fearful.
The only gangster who surpassed his mentor Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, he was never arrested or killed.
The DEA simply preferred to negotiate with him than to have him as an enemy.
He was so powerful that he could get through US-American airports and customs without any problem.
Even Pablo Escobar himself was afraid of him.
He would've been a great member of the league of shadows. Ras Al Ghul always telling Batman to always mind his surroundings.
To think he was ever called Dopey lol
Jose Maria Yazpik (actor who plays Amado Carrillo) met the Arellano Felix brothers when he was studying in San Diego, which is why he played his character so well.
the music makes this scene so good🔥
Bronco - que no quede huella.
letra version of the song
Perfect song 🔥
Thanks 👋🏽👋🏽
@@pist3i8 gracias amigooooooo
I love how in every shoot out all the other bosses run away but Amado walks away like a badass
Palma didn't run
To be fair Amado got attack by assassins and Benjamin was attack by the army
Sin duda alguna ,la mejor escena de la serie, la música de fondo quedó como anillo al dedo es decir excelente. Gran cierre .
@Raul Cajchaya qué escena es?
@Raul Cajchaya sii yo también pienso lo mismo
@@LuisChavez-kt8tg donde tratan de matar a benjamin los de sinaloa
Que música es?
@@gilbertjosematoscaminero9382 Que no quede huella - Bronco
Mayo was a a great character. He stole the show.
He was well liked and respected by everyone.
sad that he had to choose some side to work with and left his independence behind
Lol stole the show no that goes to amado
We need Narcos Mexico 4 to tell El Mayo’s story. Just plain sad it ain’t happening
@@c1n3man Tijuana made him choose, instead of calling in his money to protect their business they forced him to the other side.
Burn his boats, that will make him pay us and not take sides in this war.
I thought only corridos would complement this kind of gangsta scene but even Bronco goes hard with it 👊 lol
That shit was so poetic lol
Jose Maria Yazpik did an awesome job playing Amado. The guy is an outstanding actor and made this show for me
Actor who plays Amado is such a badass
Been a fan of his for over 10 years.
Jose Maria Yazpik
he makes a really good "chill sinaloan" accent too
This scene was badass. The song made it even better.
Songname pls
@@Topcommi Bronco Que no quede huella
Azul Season 1: True DFS boss
Azul Season 2: Trusted Consiglière
Azul Season 3: The fat comic relief, died like a whimp.
I wanted azul and el guero palma and juan garcia abrego to have bigger roles in season 3.😢
Azul died of a heart attack some years ago...
OMG when I heard bronco come on and the way Amado sitting in the restaurant is just perfection! Now every time I hear this song I think of Amado 😂
Damn, you’re really pretty 🤩
Facts I think of narcos not Sunday’s cleaning 💀
Yeah, Bronco had another track featured on Fear The Walking Dead. Thought that was pretty cool
Same here lol
She sexy asf
the moment when music start and El Mayo see that fire is very good
This is that one scene that made the whole season worthwhile. Amado wasn't as classy & sharp as Felix but this scene he was really kickass!
Amado was in fact more sharper than Felix. Amado had a bigger vision, where everybody wins. Felix vision, only benefited him and screwed everyone else.
Amada was years ahead Sharper. He TURNED the Colombians into workers. His vision swallows all factions in Mexico and all of Colombia.
Lol when op says “sharp” he means the way they carry themselves/dress aka their swag. Felix dressed more put together and more as a business man then Amado did
@@Omikishi I would disagree with Amado having a bigger vision than Felix. He took Felix’s vision and ran it discreetly.
Amado had a faction of the Mexican military under his payroll. He used them to hurt the Tijuana and Sinaloa cartels shipments. There was a scene where El Mayo basically said he found it strange how the army was able to conduct raids on their spots, yet Juarez shipments remained untouched.
Amado didn’t give a damn about others winning lol
You’re right he was sharper
"Que no quede huella" now is on my playlist.
The song used was a CLASSIC back in the day, the way this was shot with the shootout (song in background) was near PERFECTION 🎉❤
0:22 the moment El Mayo decides to go from 0 to 100.
El Azul spent six years in prison, got out in 1993 and died of a heart attack in 2014 at age 65. He was my favorite character on the series because he never lost his cool, and the shootout at the Palma house was AWESOME!
so why did they show him getting blasted in this show like this? were a lot of the events in the show just made up then?
@@mahavakyas002to this day no one knows what happened to Azul everything’s has been guesses. The DEA is still looking for him some people said he died of age others say he died in the hospital because he was sick and was getting dialysis no one really knows anything about him.
@@mahavakyas002si, inventaron cosas, Juan José esparragoza el azul fue un peso pasado del narcotrafico, literal era un hombre de negocios y medidor en la mafia, su poder era igual que el del chapo, mayo zambada y Arturo Beltrán, sus comienzos fueron con con amado Carrillo trabajo muchos años con el después que murió amado se fue con Arturo Beltrán y de allí con el chapo, literal trabajo con todos los pesados sinaloenses y también del golfo murió de muerte natural y sus hijos tomaron el control de su facción.
Narcos is 30 percent in accurate.
Even the ramon murder was partly inaccurate @@mahavakyas002
I'm from México, from the City of Querétaro, I watched Narcos and knew about Amado Carrillo, and a few days ago, I just discovered that in the 90's, he lived for 2 or 3 years just a few blocks away from my house... When a friend told me that, I thought it was bs, but I just discovered the house, It's totally abandoned and it has a signboard that it's owned by the government. Querétaro is my hometown and it has always been a very quiet and peaceful city, so I never thought it has something related with the cartels, but now I know that it's beacuse most of the cartel bosses agreed that their families would live peacefully here. People also say that Amado wanted to buy the soccer stadium of Querétaro, just as a fun fact, it's the soccer team that became world famous a few years ago because they signed Ronaldinho.
The song brought me back to my childhood. My mom would jam out to Bronco when I was a kid.
Always heard this song growing up and didn’t think too much of it, but this scene changed the way I perceive it it’s one of my favorites now. Oldies ❤️🔥
Bronco was very popular in the 9os fits perfect for this scene
Agreed, the music made this scene even better 🔥
What’s the name of the song
@@mistawhite4308 Que no quede huella by Bronco
Amado stole this scenes. The way he drinks, his eyes, every move he does in this video is art 🥵🔥
1:19 mil premios se merece el director por alinear esa parte de la Cancion con la escena😚🏆🏆🏆
These has to be the best scene in season 3 plus the song makes it good 👌 🔥
Just good? It makes it excellent.
I agree. Also chapo’s shootout with the Arellanos is up there on my favorites scenes list.
The use of Que no quede Huella activated my nostalgia. What a classic!
I’ve literally watched Narcos: Mexico in its entirety three times. To hear the real stories and hear about how the kids of Narcos would roll up to school in San Diego is stuff of legends
That track got stuck in my head till I to look for it. The scene was perfect with the track
Que no Quede Huella by Bronco is the song name
The way the show uses music in it's shooting scenes and how it blends in perfectly is just too damn good man lol. 🔥 🔥
Uff la esecena ganadora de esta temporada y el rolón ni se diga Yazpik todo un grande 🥰😍Narcos te extrañare🥺
Love the Bronco song.
La escena de amado se parece a la de scarface 😅😅😅😅😅
La Mejor Escena de la tres temporadas sin dudas 🔥🔥
Esta escena, la del Chapo en la discoteca, la de los hermanos Colombianos cuando desarman al joven policía, y la de Kiki son sin duda brillantes!
Definitely best scene, the song really fit the scene
0:32 for a second there I seriously thought that the pianist was playing the keyboard part lmao
Came back to watch this scene again. Too good to forget about and such a good choice in music.
The song choice was perfect
La edición de películas de música a video de este programa es la mejor que he visto
Ahora que se que sale esta veesion vere toda una serie por esto . Me quede en el season 2 . La verison de Ricardo me dejo con ganas de escuchar la version de Bronco. Gracias a los productores por haber puesto la versión de Bronco ❤
One of the best scenes to be honest
La mejor parte de la serie hasta la canción perfecta necesito 4 temporada 👍👍👍
Pobre Azul no pudo terminar sus tacos
F
Azul sigue por ahí vivito y como si nada
@@lilmoris1 esta el 2014
"Enjoy the Silence"
Club scene was my favorite, can't lie.
But this was fantastic.
YESS!
La mejor escena
Amado Carrillo y quien lo interpetó tremendo personaje y tremendo actor, el problema fue que precisamente la serie se debio enfocar casi que solo en él, y parecía por momentos un personaje de reparto porque contaban muchas vainas que no tenían que ver con lac historia del señor de los cielos
Es porke no estuvo mucho en poder...
Amado tuvo su áuge de 1989 a 1997
This scene and the shooting at the nightclub are amazing
Palma straight shooting no questions ask ! He had a sad face while shooting ! What a great scene
Well he tried to kill him last season
Sad that we didnt get enough of palma in this season since its only 10 episodes. This season disappointed me, and you?
@@MiguelGonzalezP oh yeah it was good ! But wish they did more with hector
@@enriquemontoya1752 yeah man , we all know that in real life that when chapo got arrested palma took control of the sinaloa cartel and was doing better without el chapo.
@@MiguelGonzalezP right I wanted to see more guero
I love los Broncos
Buen cierre del capitulo 6 la verdad UwU
The actor who plays Amado is unbelievable.
Bruh the classic cumbia made this scene go extra hard!
I grew up listing to this song never would I think it would come out in a bad ass scene background
La mejor puta escena de la temporada
Now I don't know whatever to feel romantic or narco every time I hear this song 🔥🔥
Perfect scene...incredibly powerful
Man this is the perfect scene with the perfect music. My family is from Guatemala and we always put Los Broncos. Every time I go to Coatepeque city near by the border of Mexico I feel like anything can happen, especially a motorcycle drive-by like what happened to poor Azul, just a depiction of true life in Latin America
Lo mejor de la serie 🔥
Gives me nostalgia from the music the chose in Narcos when they caught Don Neto
That Piss Saved Gueros Life
Gotta love killing with love songs just goes perfect together
Amado in the narcos show is a real bad ass can’t stand how they show him in other shows narcos needs a season 4 Mexico 🇲🇽
Mayo -“Don’t wait up on your brother Ramon.. he ran into some trouble down here
Todos los actores hicieron un gran trabajo pero el carisma de José María Yazpic si es demoledor.
Best scene for sure
Pobre azul, mientras se comía unos taquitooos🌮🌮🔫🔫, #muscoloenreposo
This scene is legendary made me get goosebumps my fckin friends don't wanna watch narcos i wish had friends with same craziness as me 😔
Perfect song! Bronco is 🔥
its crazy how guero and Azul literally had a shoot out and tried to kill each other at one point. Azul walking round this mans house eating rotisserie chicken and shit, taking tequila shots right out the bottle. now they're cool and shit lol
I love that Hector Palma seems mildly inconvenienced by Azul dying. Which makes sense considering Azul was in his home trying to kill him not that long ago
Everybody talks about Amado, a good one for sure, but Eredina it's one of the best characters, so cold and so charming
1:00 pobrecito se lo chingaron cuando estaba tragando.
My favorite part
Ngl I laughed my ass off when it was finally acknowledged in show that Azul was literally always eating in every scene he was in
this scene, this song 💯
Best narcos series I had watched
Ese estilo de amado Carrillo de jonh wick le queda
pinche musica de la chingona
Amado is so fucking badass!
Best scene for sure.
I just finished watching this shit right now😎
I only like this song LITERALLY because of this scene in Narcos
The best serie in Netflix history
Amado the Mexican John wick
This scene man! It really made me feel like a real oleschool mexican narcos scene, that song from Bronco and the way Amado Carrillo is dreesed with that jacket reminded me of Al Pacino’s Carlitos Way all gangsta and $hit! This was all Amado
Enedina no tuvo ni de lejos la participación que aqui le dan, pero pues no podia ser de otra forma, esto es una ficción basada en hechos reales pero producida en los tiempos de la mujer empoderada y de las minorias
The portrayal of Amado in "Narcos Mexico" is perfect for us that love good tv, characters, and story! Gracias Netflix team
¡La interpretación de Amado en "Narcos México" es perfecta para nosotros que amamos la buena televisión, los personajes y la historia! Gracias equipo de Netflix
《墨西哥毒枭》中阿玛多的形象非常适合我们这些热爱精彩电视、人物和故事的人！感谢 Netflix 团队
Mexico the best!!!
Amado & Felix were my two faves in this show, they were just so badass and cool! I also really liked El Mayo as well, I know that due to facts Felix went to prison then but I would of loved to of seen more of him, him & Amado together were the boys!
I wanted to see more of el guero palma and el azul and especially juan garcia abrego.
La edición colombiana es millones de veces mejor toda la pta vida
Quando salio esta cancion, mi pa y yo lo cantamos juntos, Que novela chingona, Nunca va hacer Otro Narcos Mexico
Soy gringo aquí. Cómo se llama la canción?
@@DK-bm5rg es de Bronco y se llama Que No quede Huella
Si un genio en realidad Pero en esta de Bronco si se lució 👍👍👍👍
This part is a Masterpiece 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 R.i.p el Azul #teamsinaloa
El azul not dead in real life
@@armandomartinez9352 el azul actually died in 2014 his son comfirmed it.
Jamás creí que una rola del bronco quedaría vergas en una serie. Que línea temporal más loca es está