"Narcos: Mexico" is a crime drama television series that serves as a companion series to the original "Narcos" series. It premiered on Netflix in 2018. While the first three seasons of "Narcos" focused on the rise and fall of the infamous Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, "Narcos: Mexico" shifts its focus to the origins of the modern drug trade in Mexico.
The first season of "Narcos: Mexico" is set in the 1980s and follows the rise of the Guadalajara Cartel, led by Félix Gallardo, portrayed by Diego Luna. The series explores the complexities of the drug trade, the involvement of law enforcement, and the impact on both Mexico and the United States.
The show is known for its gritty portrayal of the drug trade, its complex characters, and the intertwining of real historical events with fictionalized elements. It received positive reviews for its storytelling, performances, and its exploration of the political and social dynamics surrounding the drug trade.
If you enjoyed the original "Narcos" series or have an interest in crime dramas that delve into the world of drug cartels and law enforcement efforts to combat them, "Narcos: Mexico" may be worth watching.