Narcos: Mexico Season 3 marked the conclusion of the franchise that launched with Wagner Moura portraying Pablo Escobar in the original series for three seasons. In total, the Netflix Narcos franchise produced six seasons and 60 episodes. The Spanish-language series was a hit with viewers for its realistic portrayal of the drug trade in Colombia
Netflix recently released the highly anticipated third season of Narcos: Mexico. However, prior to the release, the streaming company revealed that it would be the final season. The series continues following the conclusion of Diego Luna as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo — the leader of the Guadalajara Cartel. Gallardo helped inspire the organized style of
Netflix confirmed the popular crime drama Narcos: Mexico will end with Season 3. “The Final Blow,” Netflix writes on the date announcement teaser, adding: “The third and final season of Narcos: Mexico premieres November 5th only on Netflix.” Netflix renewed Narcos: Mexico in October 2020; however, it was unclear at the time that it would
Netflix’s original franchise, Narcos, will add its sixth installment to its long-running crime drama with Narcos: Mexico Season 3. Narcos, which started with Wagner Moura’s Pablo Escobar in Colombia, started afresh with a standalone series in Mexico in 2018. Narcos: Mexico Season 3 has finished filming, and it won’t be long before Netflix drops an
Netflix has ordered a third season of Narcos: Mexico after the series enjoyed the same critical acclaim as the original, which produced three seasons. However, there are some major changes coming to the binge-worthy series. The Félix Gallardo chapter comes to a close as Diego Luna will not be reprising the role for the third
We’ve now had two seasons of Narcos: Mexico following three seasons of the original Narcos, but fans want more. Careful: Spoilers for Narcos: Mexico season 2 ahead. The second season hit our Netflix screens in February 2020 and continued the story of the emerging drug trade in 1980s Mexico. However, that story is far from
Netflix is yet to renew the popular Narcos: Mexico for a third season. However, it will likely get the green light and the ending of Season 2 suggests that Amado Carrillo Fuentes will be a major character as a member of the Juarez cartel. Known as “The Lord of the Skies,” Amado Carrillo filled jumbo
Narcos: Mexico explores the emerging drug empire in Mexico in the 80s, and Season 2 takes a deep dive into their relationship with the Colombian cartel and the consequences for Enrique “Kiki” Camarena’s death. As with its predecessors, Narcos is heavy with the facts and light on the fiction. While the binge-worthy series takes some
Narcos Mexico: Season 2 continues where the first season left off with repercussions for the murder and torture of DEA legend Kiki Camarena. In episode 2: Alea Iacta Est, Sergio Verdin, a commander in the Mexican Federal Judicial Police, is kidnapped by DEA agents and tortured for information about Camarena’s death. He gives up Ruben
Migos member Quavo appears in Narcos: Mexico Season 2 which dropped earlier today on Netflix. Excited fans have since taken to Twitter to share their excitement over the return of the show for its second season and Quavo’s cameo appearance. Rapper Quavo, whose real name is Quavious Marshall, announced the release of Narcos: Mexico Season