The TV show Narcos depicts the bibliography of the famous drug lord Pablo Escobar, his political growth in Columbia and the interception of his drug development by two Dea agents named Javier Pena, Steve murphy and other Columbia police officers. The TV show Narcos takes place in Bogotá. Columbia in 1989, most of the events are true however, the producers attach fictional events to create a more dramatic plot. Episode 3 portrays the chaos that took place in Columbia a period of time where drugs were easily distributed, manufactured and transported to the United States. It follows the hardships that took a tool on many police officers that were trying to eliminate these problems. Narcos scenery and dialogue makes you feel more aware of everything
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whether it is the challegences that they Dea agents faced trying to find an old mug shot of Pablo Escobar, or when Escobar realizes that his dream of becoming a president and changing the history of Columbia has been shattered when his mug shot is now presented to him during a congressional meeting. A forced to resign Pablo Escobar now tells the Columbians that he is through acting nice and that from now on things will be more chaotic. Many of the evidence seems to be realistic because the producers point out important historical Columbian factors throughout the episode. While watching Narcos you often find yourself intrigued into knowing the things that you are watching about so often times you would catch yourself looking up some characters/events online and seeing whether or not it is fictional or real. From watching the episode you can connect him to the famous Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán better known as el chapo who has created his own cartel in Mexico known as the Sinaloa cartel, him and Pablo Escobar came from the same backgrounds. This makes the viewers imagining what it is like for a child to grow up in the streets of Columbia or Mexico and trying to make it to the top by drug distribution but ending up focusing on the dark side of
whether it is the challegences that they Dea agents faced trying to find an old mug shot of Pablo Escobar, or when Escobar realizes that his dream of becoming a president and changing the history of Columbia has been shattered when his mug shot is now presented to him during a congressional meeting. A forced to resign Pablo Escobar now tells the Columbians that he is through acting nice and that from now on things will be more chaotic. Many of the evidence seems to be realistic because the producers point out important historical Columbian factors throughout the episode. While watching Narcos you often find yourself intrigued into knowing the things that you are watching about so often times you would catch yourself looking up some characters/events online and seeing whether or not it is fictional or real. From watching the episode you can connect him to the famous Mexican drug lord Joaquín Guzmán better known as el chapo who has created his own cartel in Mexico known as the Sinaloa cartel, him and Pablo Escobar came from the same backgrounds. This makes the viewers imagining what it is like for a child to grow up in the streets of Columbia or Mexico and trying to make it to the top by drug distribution but ending up focusing on the dark side of