Walter White lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He is a modest high school chemistry teacher. He struggles to provide for his family. But after being diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer, he has no choice but to find another way out.
He decides to manufacture methamphetamine with his former student Jesse Pinkman in an RV converted into a laboratory.
Their market develops very quickly. Maybe too fast for Walter who becomes a real drug godfather. He must therefore manage his new status and try to carry out his role as a family man, husband, and sick man! Especially since he hides his activity to his wife, Skyler.
Walter takes the name "Heisenberg" to hide his identity.
His brother-in-law Hank Schrader, the local gangs and the Mexican drug cartels are his new enemies.
In a world where crime dramas often blur the lines between hero and villain, "El Chapo" stands out as a gripping portrayal of one of history's most notorious drug lords. Premiering on April 23, 2017, on Univision before making its way to Netflix, this biographical crime thriller delves deep into the life of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. With three seasons and a total of 34 episodes, viewers can immerse themselves in a narrative that explores not just the rise to power but also the complexities surrounding drug trafficking in Mexico during the late 20th century.
Season 1 introduces us to El Chapo's humble beginnings in the Guadalajara Cartel during the 1980s. The show paints an intricate picture of his journey from being a low-level operative to becoming one of the wealthiest men in the world through his control over the Sinaloa Cartel. Each episode is rife with tension and drama as we witness Guzmán's relentless ambition and cunning strategies. From fulfilling dangerous promises made to Pablo Escobar to navigating violent rivalries among cartels, El Chapo’s story unfolds like a high-stakes chess game where every move could result in either victory or death.
One standout aspect of "El Chapo" is its attention to detail regarding historical events and figures within Mexico’s drug trade. The cast features talented actors such as Marco de la O as Joaquín Guzmán and Humberto Busto portraying Conrado Higuera Sol. Their performances breathe life into characters based on real-life personalities involved in this tumultuous period. Moreover, similar shows like "Narcos" and "Breaking Bad" have set a precedent for such narratives; however, "El Chapo" offers an authentic Mexican perspective that further enriches its storytelling.
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Comments (6)
Excellent
This is a fantastic series, I thoroughly enjoyed it, there were parts that got boring but there’s many little flaws, I really love the show.
the most original series ever
Amazing !
Enorme !
ça recommence en force...