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Rodolfo Sánchez

**Rodolfo Sánchez** was the son of Leopoldo Sánchez Celis and the godson of the Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo.

Rodolfo was adored by his godfather, who hosted Rodolfo's wedding in the Hotel Americas in Guadalajara. The relationship was reciprocal, as Rodolfo requested his father to provide refuge to Félix Gallardo as he attempted to flee the country following the murder of Enrique Camarena Salazar.

However, after Félix Gallardo regains control of his drug cartel and decides to become ruthless to cling onto power, he orders the death of his godson as revenge for the governor betraying Félix to police officer Guillermo Calderoni.
Season 1 (Narcos)

The **first season** of *Narcos* was released on August 28, 2015.

## Synopsis

As drug lord Pablo Escobar rises, Colombian and U.S. law enforcement find themselves battling an enemy who will do anything to keep his empire.

## Plot

Season 1 chronicles the life of Pablo Escobar from the late 1970s, when he first began manufacturing cocaine, to July 1992. The show is told from the perspective of Steve Murphy, an American DEA agent working in Colombia. The series depicts how Escobar first became involved in the cocaine trade in Colombia. He was an established black marketeer in Medellín, moving trucks of illegal goods (alcohol, cigarettes, and household appliances) into Colombia during a time when this was strictly forbidden, when he was introduced to Mateo "Cockroach" Moreno, a Chilean exile and underground chemist, who pitched the idea that they go into business together, with Moreno producing and Escobar distributing a new, profitable drug—cocaine.

They expand beyond Moreno's small cocaine processing lab by building additional, larger labs in the rainforest and, using the expertise of Carlos Lehder, transport their product in bulk to Miami, where it gains notoriety amongst the rich and famous. Soon enough, Pablo develops larger labs and more extensive distribution routes into the United States to supply growing demand. With cocaine's growth into a drug of importance in the American market, one that accounts for a large flow of U.S. dollars to Colombia and escalating drug-related violence in the United States, the Americans send a task force from the DEA to Colombia to address the issue. Murphy is partnered with Javier Peña. The purpose of Murphy's task force is to work with the Colombian authorities, led by Colonel Carrillo, to put an end to the flow of cocaine into the United States. The season ends with Escobar's escape from the prison.

## Cast

* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Boyd Holbrook as Steve Murphy
* Pedro Pascal as Javier Peña
* Joanna Christie as Connie Murphy
* Juan Pablo Raba as Gustavo Gaviria
* Maurice Compete as Horacio Carrillo
* Diego Catano as Juan Diego Díaz
* Jorge A. Jiménez as Roberto Ramos
* Paulina Gaitán as Tata Escobar
* Paulina Garcia as Hermilda Gaviria
* Juan Murcia as Juan Pablo Escobar
* Stephanie Sigman as Valeria Vélez
* Bruno Bichir as Fernando Duque
* Raúl Méndez as César Gaviria
* Manolo Cardona as Eduardo Sandoval
The Quoterian Rebels

### Banner

Yellow background with black hands breaking chains and "Freedom for all" as a motto

### Cultural Base

The Quoterian Rebels is inspired by the medieval Arabic-Turkish nations

## General History

Originally, the Quoterian Rebels were free people that lived in the deserts of the continent of Ardevan in small villages and some as nomads that were part of several local tribes as well. All of them lived peaceful lives, they weren't even aware of the Quoterian Empire's presence till the Quoterian Slavers drove them away off their homes, forcing them in slavery. Life under Quoterian rule was too harsh for them, which eventually became the motivation to take up arms against their oppresors in an attempt to reclaim the freedom they once held.

This rebellion rose in the northern most point of the Quoterian Empire after 106 years from their arrival, in a village called Ashkesh. Although Caliph Naazil al-Hashem ignored the rebellion as he believed that it could easily be squashed and crushed, it grew in size, many slave soldiers from the Quoterian military deserted or revolted against their commanders to side with the rebel army that has been formed by Aigiz, within several months the village of Ashkesh had been transformed into a bustling fortress and the capital of the Quoterian Rebels.

The Quoterian Rebels are led by Aigiz, a former slave that organised a rebel army against the Quoterian Empire. The Quoterian Rebels are located in the northernmost point of the deserts, where their fortress is. The vassals of the rebels hold no title as they are not nobility.

### Military

The Quoterian Rebels armies are composed of deserted or revolted soldiers of the Quoterian Empire, in which every individual is seen as an equal. Specifically, the rebels only utilise infantry and archers in their military while cavalry is absent.

#### Troops

* Quoterian Escapee
* Rebel Levy
* Rebel Spearman
* Rebel Pikeman
* Rebel Raider
* Rebel Warrior
* Rebel Chosen
* Rebel Bowman
* Rebel Desert Bowman
* Rebel Marksman
* Rebel Elite Raider
* Rebel Warlord
* Quoterian Deserted Noble
* Quoterian Deserted Immortal

### Vassals

1. Azad
2. Asgar
3. Arman
San Jardín raid

In 1995, the Search Bloc assisted by the DEA **raided** the San Jardín apartment building in an unsuccessful effort to arrest fugitive drug lord Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela of the Cali cartel.

The raid was authorized by Search Bloc leader General Rosso José Serrano acting on information provided by the DEA. The DEA obtained information from Miguel Rodríguez's head-of-security Jorge Salcedo. At the pre-dawn hours, several Colombian policemen and DEA agents Javier Peña, Daniel Van Ness and Chris Feistl made their way into the apartment complex after forcing a local *fiscale* to sign an arrest warrant. Miguel Rodríguez hid in a *caleta* in one of the bathrooms, while Salcedo and Fercho Castillo were held by the police. The corrupt local police captain arrived, and took over the raid as he was the highest-ranking officer at that time.

Search Bloc policemen uncovered Miguel's ledger, which later proved to be instrumental in prosecuting the cartel leaders for bribery. Miguel was hidden for five hours until the DEA located his *caleta* by creating a floor plan of the apartment in the floor below. Daniel Van Ness began drilling into walls of the *caleta*, violating the Colombian law, and managed to scratch Miguel Rodríguez's left arm. However before the wall could be broken, the head of the Attorney-General's Cali office arrived at the scene under David Rodriguez' orders and called off the raid.

## Aftermath

The DEA agents were recalled back to the capital city. Corrupt Defense Minister Fernando Botero Zea ordered the DEA off the operation, but allowed them to stay after Peña showed him the ledger they had uncovered.

Miguel's son David suspected Salcedo of being involved in the raid; but Salcedo managed to escape by pinning the blame on Enrique.
Santos

**Santos** (died 1994) was a Colombian drug trafficker and an associate with the Cali cartel.

He was against the Cali cartel's surrender plan with the Colombian government. He argued against the surrender deal with his associates inside his car, which was wiretapped by the cartel. After the tape was played to the Cali cartel leaders, José Santacruz Londoño decided to kill Santos. To get rid of the body forever he was wrapped in gauze and thrown in the Cauca river.
Ramón Arellano Félix

* Narcos
* Real life

**Ramón Arellano Félix** was a Mexican drug smuggler and a high ranking member of the Tijuana cartel.

Ramón began his smuggling career trafficking contraband electronics, imported clothing and marijuana in Tijuana, working under his brother Benjamín Arellano Félix. They joined in the Guadalajara Cartel in 1980, and became the leader of the Tijuana plaza after turning on their mentor Alberto Sicilia Falcon. After the break-up of the Guadalajara cartel in 1989, Ramón became a high ranking member of the Tijuana Cartel, which was run by his family.

Ramón was by far the most ruthless member of the cartel, known for his spontaneous outbursts of anger. Ramón was known for deriving a sadistic pleasure in killing, be it humans or animals. He developed an intense rivalry with "Chapo" Guzmán while they both worked for the Guadalajara Cartel, which was an important reason for the violent conflict between the Tijuana Cartel and Guzmán's Sinaloa Cartel.

In mid 1997, Ramón Arellano Félix was killed in a gunfight in Mazatlán, Sinaloa in an attempt to kill Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada. He was pulled over by the state police and was shot dead. As it turns out, El Mayo had the police in Sinaloa on his payroll and ordered them to kill him. In real life he was killed on February 10 2002.

 "**La Última Frontera**"**Appears**

 "**El Dedazo**"**Appears**
Nuevo Liberalismo

***Nuevo Liberalismo*** (English: **New Liberalism**) was a liberal political party in Colombia, founded by Luis Carlos Galán.

In 1984, drug lord Pablo Escobar infiltrated the party after paying $3 million to the campaign funds, and ran as the alternate for veteran politician Jairo Ortega. However, high ranking party member and Justice Minister Rodrigo Lara Bonilla discovered his drug trafficking business, and forced him to resign from the Colombian Chamber of Deputies and leave the party.

In 1989, Pablo Escobar had party leader Luis Carlos Galán assassinated for his pro-extradition stance. Galán was succeeded by his campaign manager César Gaviria, who won the Presidency in 1990.

## Members

* Luis Carlos Galán
* César Gaviria
* Rodrigo Lara Bonilla
* Eduardo Sandoval
* Fernando Duque (formerly)
* Jairo Ortega
* Pablo Escobar (formerly)
Sofia Conesa

**Sofia Conesa** was Rafael Caro Quintero's love interest.

Her father César Conesa was the Secretary of Education in the early 1980s, and a member of the PRI political party. She studied at the Autonomous University of Guadalajara before she began living with Caro Quintero. They pair were so much in love that they staged a fake kidnapping; prompting Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo to resolve matters as her father threatened to expose the Guadalajara cartel.

After the blow back from the Kidnapping of Enrique Camarena and Alfredo Zavala, she and Rafael flee to Costa Rica, along with Rafa's bodyguard. Unknown to her, Rafa has exposed himself to the Costa Rican government by immediately going to the Porsche dealership and paying cash. Commandante Guillermo Calderoni, along with Mexican soldiers, raid Rafa's home with the full support of the Costa Rican authorities. After Rafa's bodyguard is killed in the firefight, Rafa and Sofia are captured by soldiers. Calderoni warns Sofia that Quintero is headed for a long prison term, and so is she, unless she agrees to testify against him. Sofia ultimately does so to save her future.
Muerte a Secuestradores

The **Muerte a Secuestradores** (**MAS**, English : *Death to Kidnappers*) was a Colombian paramilitary organization led by Pablo Escobar and funded by the Medellín cartel. The organization waged war against the M-19, a radical left-wing paramilitary organization which was heavily involved in kidnapping.
Sergio

**Sergio** (died 1989) was a Mexican drug trafficker and Isabella Bautista's bodyguard.

Sergio accompanied his boss to Colombia, where she purchased cocaine from Orlando Henao Montoya. Back in Mexico, he escorted her across Tijuana, looking for partners to smuggle the cocaine into the United States. He later became part of the trafficking ring set up by Bautista and Enedina Arellano Félix.

In 1989, Enedina severed the partnership with Isabella and ordered her to leave Tijuana. Isabella refused, and decided to remain in Tijuana. Enedina sent a team of corrupt police officers to kill Isabella's two remaining employees including Sergio, and had her arrested.
Pockmarked Comandante

*Not to be confused with Tomas Morlet*.

The Dirección Federal de Seguridad employed an **agent** to kill drug smugglers affiliated with the Guadalajara cartel for not paying enough protection money.

The agent raided Victor Molina's house, and killed the elderly drug lord, along with everyone present, including one of the cousins of the Arellano-Félix brothers. This created a rift between the brothers, who were a part of the Guadalajara cartel, and Salvador Osuna Nava, the Director-General of the DFS. Since the brothers wanted revenge, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo sends Amado Carrillo Fuentes, Joaquín Guzmán Loera and Manuel to ambush the DFS agents while they were on a raid. The lead DFS agent was captured, and beaten with a crowbar by Guzmán Loera before being delivered to Ramón Arellano Félix, who later shoots him dead.
Zaragoza

**Zaragoza** was the Defense Minister of Colombia during César Gaviria's term as President.

In 1992, Zaragoza convinced Gaviria to send Brigadier General Gustavo Pardo Ariza to arrest Pablo Escobar, who was hiding inside his private prison. However, the Colombian Military leaders only gave Ariza the order to surround the prison, and not to enter it. When Zaragoza learnt of this, he wanted to send a DAS Hostage Negotiation Team but, the President forced him to hand the operation over to the Army Special Forces.
Trujillo

Los Pepes

**Trujillo** is a Colombian police officer. He belonged to a family of police officers. His father and two brothers were killed by the drug cartels in Colombia.

Trujillo joined the Search Bloc, and stated that his only goal was to see Pablo Escobar dead. He soon began co-operating with the Los Pepes death squad in order for his dreams to come true. He gave away the location of Escobar's lawyer Fernando Duque, despite Javier Peña insisting that Duque be put on witness protection. This led to Duque, his wife and son, and his elderly mother being tortured to death by Los Pepes.

Trujillo took part in the raid on December 2 1993, and fired the final shot which killed Escobar. The following year, he took part in the raid which led to the capture of drug lord Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela.
The Big Dig

**The Big Dig** is the fourth episode of Season 2 of *Narcos: Mexico*. It aired on February 13, 2020.

## Synopsis

Zuno testifies in front of a grand jury. Isabella tries to broker a deal with Enedina. Felix makes a daring offer to a U.S. contact.

## Plot

Zuno gives the DEA the names of his uncle and Félix as those that knew about Camarena's kidnap and execution, but then denies his statements in front of the Grand Jury, effectively putting an end to Operation Leyenda as an official investigation into Camarena's death. Following a plane owned by CIA-backed arms smuggler Juan Matta-Ballesteros being shot down on its way to the Nicaraguan Contras, Félix meets with the CIA to offer his assistance.

Matta is subsequently given up by the Mexican government as an act of compliance with the United States efforts to stop the drug trade following Zuno's arrest, and Félix takes over Matta's routes for the CIA. Sinaloan El Chapo takes matters into his own hands and buys property outside Tijuana on both sides of the U.S. – Mexico border with the intentions of building a tunnel. Isabella makes a deal with Enedina Arellano Félix of the Tijuana plaza to transport her cocaine behind Félix Gallardo's back.

## Cast

* Diego Luna as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo
* Joaquín Cosío as Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo
* José María Yazpik as Amado Carrillo Fuentes
* Ernesto Alterio as Salvador Osuna Nava
* Tessa Ia as Sofia Conesa
* Alejandro Edda as Joaquín Guzmán Loera
* Alfonso Dosal as Benjamín Arellano Félix
* Fermin Martinez as Juan José Esparragoza Moreno
* Fernanda Urrejola as Maria Elvira
* Gerardo Taracena as Pablo Acosta
* Gorka Lasaosa as Héctor Palma Salazar
* Viviana Serna as Guadalupe Leija Serrano ("Lupita")
* Guillermo Villegas as Sammy Alvarez
* Tenoch Huerta as Rafael Caro Quintero
* Horacio Garcia Rojas as Tomas Morlet
* Jackie Earle Haley as Jim Ferguson
* Manuel Masalva as Ramón Arellano Félix
* Teresa Ruiz as Isabella Bautista
* Yul Vazquez as John Gavin
* Julio Cesar Cedillo as Commander Guillermo Calderoni
* Scoot McNairy as Walt Breslin
* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Alberto Ammann as Hélmer Herrera
* Francisco Denis as Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela (reprising his role from Narcos)
* Pêpê Rapazote as José Santacruz Londoño
* Jorge A. Jimenez as Roberto Ramos
* Julián Díaz as Blackie
* Eric Lange as Bill Stechner
* Brian Buckley as John Clay Walker
* Mike Doyle as Thomas Buehl
* Sosie Bacon as Mimi Webb Miller
Sergio Espino Verdin

* Narcos
* Real life

**Sergio Espino Verdin** was a commander in the Mexican Federal Judicial Police, the head of the force in Guadalajara and a member of the DFS and later the CISEN.
Verdin received training from the CIA, and used his knowledge on torturing DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar for information, resulting in the latter's death. After the disbandment of the DFS, he was transferred to CISEN. On January 8, 1986, he was abducted by the DEA. Sergio resisted torture, but was forced to give up the name of Ruben Zuno Arce when he was shot in the abdomen by Danilo Garza. The DEA agents left him outside a hospital, but Verdin succumbed to his injuries.
Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela

## Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela

* Narcos
* Real life

**Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela** (born 15 August 1943) is a Colombian drug lord currently imprisoned in the United States. He took over the leadership of the Cali Cartel after his brother Gilberto's arrest in 1995. His leadership came to an end after his capture by a joint DEA-National Police operation the same year, and his son David Rodriguez assumed control of the operations of the cartel.

From the cartel's establishment till Gilberto's arrest in September 1994, Miguel served as the operations chief of the cartel and was constantly overshadowed by his much more charismatic and outspoken brother. Aside from his right-hand man Fercho Castillo, his son David and deputy security chief Jorge Salcedo, everyone else reported to Gilberto. In a bid to affirm his independent identity, he disregarded his brother's ambitious surrender plan with the government and initiated a war with the rival Norte del Valle cartel. Ignoring his brother's orders to lay low, he attended the opening night of the Cali Fair in 1994 as the main guest to proclaim himself as Cali's most powerful man. However, he was ambushed by the Norte del Valle cartel and he narrowly escaped.

He also developed paranoia after his brother's arrest, and ordered his psychotic son to execute anyone he suspected of committing treachery. This caused his head of security Salcedo to work with the DEA, resulting in Miguel's arrest by the Search Bloc on August 6 1995. He mended relations with his brother while imprisoned, and hoped that Gilberto's surrender plan would be put into action. However after Javier Peña called Colombia a "narco-state" in an unsanctioned interview, Miguel and his brother were extradited to the United States by disgraced Colombian president Ernesto Samper.
Pedro Avilés Pérez

**Pedro Avilés**, commonly known as the **The Lion of Sinaloa** was a Mexican drug lord. One of the earliest drug lords to smuggle marijuana into the United States, he led a formidable marijuana smuggling organization in Sinaloa by the late 1970s.

Avilés was shot in the head in 1980 by Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo after he and his men were shot by corrupt police officers*. In real life he was shot to death by Mexican federales in 1978.*
The Plaza System

**The Plaza System** is the name of the second episode of the first season of Narcos: Mexico. It aired on the 16th of November, 2016.

## Synonpsis

Félix tries to unite all of the plazas while Rafa searches for water for his seedless weed. Police corruption and the DEA’s complacency frustrate Kiki.

## Plot

We are introduced to the Plaza bosses throughout Mexico that Felix wants to partner with. They have their first meeting which starts off with agreement. Pablo Acosta proposes a toast to Felix for bringing them together which pisses off Don Aviles who blows the meeting up by trashing Acosta. Felix drives off with Don Aviles to be murdered for his big ideas but before that happens. Don Aviles is pulled over by the police and the DFS commander murders Don Aviles and his bodyguards.
Santiago Medina

**Santiago Medina** was an art collector, money launderer and a member of Colombian President Ernesto Samper's presidential campaign. He served as the primary link between the Cali cartel and the Samper government.

Medina received over $6 million dollars from accounts linked to Cali cartel banker Franklin Jurado, which he then funneled into Samper's presidential campaign with the help of Fernando Botero Zea, who was later appointed as the Defense Minister after Samper won the election.

For helping the campaign, Botero and Median negotiated a surrender deal with Cali cartel leader Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela which allowed them to spend a limited time in exchange for retaining all their wealth and assets. The US government, despite knowing Medina's link to the cartel, refused to act and allowed the surrender deal to go through; however the Search Bloc put an end to their plans by arresting the leaders of the cartel.
Orlando Henao Montoya

## Orlando Henao

* Narcos
* Real life

**José Orlando Henao Montonya** was a leader of the Norte del Valle cartel, which until 1994 was allied to the Cali cartel.

In 1986, he was approached by Mexican socialite Isabella Bautista to form a joint operation to undercut their bosses, the Cali cartel and the Guadalajara cartel respectively. Eventually, Enedina Arellano Félix of Tijuana also became a part of the partnership.

In 1994, he cut off his ties with the Cali cartel after Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela announced the Cali cartel, and its allies would leave the drug trafficking business in 6 months. The relationship between the cartels further deteriorated after Pacho Herrera murdered a Norte del Valle boss, Claudio Salazar. Henao formed a partnership with Mexican drug lord and Cali cartel ally Amado Carrillo Fuentes, who too was opposed to the Cali cartel's retirement plan. He then ordered two unsuccessful simultaneous raids targeting Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela in Cali and Pacho in Mexico. After most of the Cali cartel leadership were arrested in 1995, he had his lieutenant Wilber Varela kill the last Cali boss David Rodriguez in a drive-by shooting.

After the fall of the Medellín cartel in 1993, and the Cali cartel in 1995, Henao's cartel became the biggest drug cartel in Colombia. Henao gave higher autonomy to the lower levels of his organization, effectively taking his organization off public eyes and into the underground. This, combined with the rapid rise of cocaine trafficking in Mexico, would shift the War on Drugs from Colombia to Mexico.

After the fall of the Cali Cartel, Orlando Henao put an assassin to kill Pacho Herrera. He surrended to the police in 1997. In November 1998 he ordered the killing of Hélmer Herrera, that was killed in prison by a sicario on November 4 1998, days later on November 13 1998 he was killed in prison by Hélmer Herrera brother, Alvaro Herrera for ordering the killing of his brother pacho.

## Trivia

* He is one of several characters that appears in both *Narcos* and *Narcos: Mexico* (including Amado Carrillo Fuentes, Hélmer Herrera, Pablo Escobar, Chepe Santa Cruz, Gilberto Rodriguez, Navegante, Blackie, Poison and Jorge Salcedo.

## Appearances

 "**Best Laid Plans**"**Appears**

 "**El Dedazo**"**Appears**

 "**La Jefa**"**Appears**
Spooky

**Spooky** was a Logan Heights Gang gunman who along with Puma took responsibility for the death of Cardinal Juan Jesús Posadas Ocampo during the Guadalajara International Airport shootout.

## Behind the scenes

His real name is Ramon Torres Mendez. Spooky was arrested in June 1993, and was murdered in prison in September 1993.
Our Man in Madrid

**"Our Man in Madrid"** is the third episode of Season 2 of *Narcos* and the thirteenth episode overall.

## Summary

President Gaviria has a new job for an old colleague. The Search Bloc's new tactics shake up Pablo, but also unsettle Steve and Javier.

## Cast

### Starring

* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Boyd Holbrook as Steve Murphy
* Pedro Pascal as Javier Peña
* Cristina Umaña as Judy Moncada
* Joanna Christie as Connie Murphy
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Raúl Méndez as César Gaviria
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Manolo Cardona as Eduardo Sandoval
* Paulina Gaitán as Tata Escobar
* Bruno Bichir as Fernando Duque

### Guest starring

* Stephanie Sigman as Valeria Velez
* Diego Cataño as La Quica
* Leynar Gomez as Limón
* Konstantin Melikhov as Edward Jacoby
* Maurice Compte as Horacio Carrillo

### Co-starring

* Jorge Monterrosa as Trujillo
* Alejandro Buitrago as Velasco
* Julián Díaz as Blackie
* Jairo Ordoñez as Jairo
* Pedro Calvo as Gato
* Juan Sebastian Calero as Navegante
* German Jaramillo as Gustavo De Greiff
* Mauricio Cujar as Don Berna
* Luis Fernando Hoyos as Colonel Pinzón
* Juan Murcia as Juan Pablo Escobar
* María José Sanchez Real as Manuela
* Darío Cifuentes as David
* Harby Rodriguez as Piraña
* Carolina Acevedo as Gabriela
* Johana Castaño as Gilberto's Secretary
* Jose Restrepo as Sicario
* Olga Garavito as David's Granny
* Liseth Bitar as Mother
* Miguel Martínez as Spotter 1
* Dubán Prado as Spotter 2
* Sebastián Cruz as Spotter 3
* Mateo Camacho as Shoe Shine Boy
* Fernando Herrera as Young Recruit
Season 1

**This article is a disambiguation page for Season 1**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Season 1** may refer to:

* **Season 1 (Narcos)**, the first season of *Narcos*.
* **Season 1 (Narcos: Mexico)**, the first season of *Narcos: Mexico*.
Yumbo Gas Incident

In January 1994, a chlorine gas discharge killed four, including three children, and injured three hundred others in the industrial city of Yumbo, Cali.

The gas discharge was caused by members of the Cali cartel, who carelessly emptied several chlorine gas cylinders into the city's sewers under the supervision of David Rodriguez. The cartel planned on using the empty cylinders to smuggle cocaine into the United States.

Not wanting David's stupidity to hamper the negotiations between the cartel and the Colombian government, the cartel had Jorge Salcedo blackmail the district's safety inspector into blaming the tragedy on a faulty gas pipeline. After the blame had been shifted to a local gas company, Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela, the leader of the Cali cartel, announced that he would donate half of the ticket sales of his football team to the victims of the tragedy.
Salva El Tigre

**Salva El Tigre** is the first episode of Season 2 of *Narcos: Mexico*. It aired on February 13, 2020.

## Synopsis

While celebrating his 40th birthday, Felix worries about his associates' loyalty and confronts Pacho. Walt and his team plan retaliatory kidnappings.

## Plot

Several months after the arrests of Don Neto and Caro, Félix celebrates his fortieth birthday with the heads of his plazas. Félix meets with the Cali Cartel's Pacho Herrera to request payment for debts they owe him, as he has been keeping his organization operating with his own funds. Herrera rejects his request citing the increased seizures due to the Americans targeting him following Camarena's execution. Isabella travels to Colombia to acquire her own supply of cocaine.

DEA agent Walt Breslin begins Operation Leyenda by kidnapping Delgado, the physician who aided in the torture of Kiki Camarena by keeping him awake with adrenaline, and forcing the doctor to give up the name of the torturer Sergio Verdín, a DFS agent. Breslin's team then kidnaps Verdín on the streets in a gunfight.

## Cast

* Diego Luna as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo
* Joaquín Cosío as Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo
* José María Yazpik as Amado Carrillo Fuentes
* Ernesto Alterio as Salvador Osuna Nava
* Tessa Ia as Sofia Conesa
* Alejandro Edda as Joaquín Guzmán Loera
* Alfonso Dosal as Benjamín Arellano Félix
* Fermin Martinez as Juan José Esparragoza Moreno
* Fernanda Urrejola as Maria Elvira
* Gerardo Taracena as Pablo Acosta
* Gorka Lasaosa as Héctor Palma Salazar
* Viviana Serna as Guadalupe Leija Serrano ("Lupita")
* Guillermo Villegas as Sammy Alvarez
* Tenoch Huerta as Rafael Caro Quintero
* Horacio Garcia Rojas as Tomas Morlet
* Jackie Earle Haley as Jim Ferguson
* Manuel Masalva as Ramón Arellano Félix
* Teresa Ruiz as Isabella Bautista
* Yul Vazquez as John Gavin
* Julio Cesar Cedillo as Commander Guillermo Calderoni
* Scoot McNairy as Walt Breslin
* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Alberto Ammann as Hélmer Herrera
* Francisco Denis as Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela (reprising his role from Narcos)
* Pêpê Rapazote as José Santacruz Londoño
* Jorge A. Jimenez as Roberto Ramos
* Julián Díaz as Blackie
* Eric Lange as Bill Stechner
* Brian Buckley as John Clay Walker
* Mike Doyle as Thomas Buehl
* Sosie Bacon as Mimi Webb Miller
Ryan Potter

## Ryan Potter

### Última aparición

*Nightwing*

**Ryan Potter** es un actor estadounidense. Interpreta a Gar Logan en *Titans*.

## Créditos

**Temporada 1 (9/11)**

* *Titans*
* *Origins*
* *Doom Patrol*
* *Together*
* *Jason Todd*
* *Asylum*
* *Donna Troy*
* *Koriand'r*
* *Dick Grayson*

**Temporada 2 (10/13)**

* *Trigon*
* *Rose*
* *Ghosts*
* *Deathstroke*
* *Bruce Wayne*
* *Atonement*
* *Fallen*
* *E.L.\_.O.*
* *Faux-Hawk*
* *Nightwing*

## Enlaces externos

* Ryan Potter en Wikipedia
* Ryan Potter en Internet Movie Database
* Sigue a Ryan Potter (@ryankpotter) en Instagram
* Sigue a Ryan Potter (@RyankPotter) en Twitter
Axel Lowery

**Axel "Axe" Lowery**  Main Protagonist of Bad Boys TV series. Played by Derlis Swaby.

## Axel Lowery

### Relatives

Marcus Lowery (oldest son)
Mike Lowery *(brother, deceased)"*
Unnamed Wife *(widower wife; deceased)*
Edward Lowery (uncle; deceased)
Brett Erickson **(half-cousin)**

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

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He's found dead in Prisoner framed on the news after saw Marcus his father claim that he's dead but he's alive after then.
Rubén Zuno Arce

**Rubén Zuno Arce** was a Mexican socialite and businessman, who served as the bridge between the Mexican government and the Guadalajara cartel.

In the early 1980s, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo paid Zuno $1 million for an introduction to Zuno's uncle, who was a powerful figure in the Mexican government. His uncle offered political protection to the Guadalajara Cartel, allowing it to smuggle cocaine into the United States.

Zuno warned Félix about a military raid on the Rancho Búfalo marijuana plantation moments before it took place. The military were successful in destroying the farm, causing losses up to $8 billion for Rafael Caro Quintero. He met up with Félix after the raid, and conveyed his uncle's order to abduct the DEA agent responsible for the raid, which Félix declined to execute. Despite Zuno's objections, Félix directly met Zuno's uncle and convinced him to not risk the business for one American agent.

In January 1986, he attended Félix's fortieth birthday party. In that same year, he was arrested by the United States Border Patrol and revealed to the DEA that he owned the mansion where Kiki Camarena was interrogated, tortured, and murdered. And that his uncle provided protection to Félix Gallardo. However, he denied that he knew Félix Gallardo in front of a grand jury.

## Historical accuracy

In real-life, Zuno was more involved in cartel affairs. He owned the mansion at 811 Lope de Vega before selling it to Rafael Caro Quintero, who had DEA Special Agent Enrique Camarena Salazar and his pilot Alfredo Zavala Avelar tortured and killed there. He was arrested by officials soon after Camarena's murder, and was extradited to the United States, where he was found guilty of Camarena's murder, and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He died in 2012 of natural causes while imprisoned.
Rodrigo Gonzalez

**Rodrigo Gonzalez** was a military officer in the Colombian National Police, and one of the top officers of the anti-narcotics division.

In 1989, Colonel Horacio Carrillo met Rodrigo and Jaramillo and threatened to quit the police force unless he received a battalion of incorruptable men. As Carrillo was credited with several successes against drug cartels his resignation would bring down the image of the police force, so the generals agreed to the creation of the elite Search Bloc unit to target the Medellín cartel.
After César Gaviria expressed support for extradition, Gonzalez met Carrillo at his home and asked him to disband the Search Bloc in exchange for $6 million. Gonzalez told Carrillo that he was there on Pablo Escobar's orders, and that he wondered why hadn't Escobar killed Gaviria's family yet.
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Season 2 (Narcos: Mexico)

The **second season** of *Narcos: Mexico* was released on Netflix on February 13, 2020.

## Synopsis

Félix must cope with the U.S. and the consequences of his actions against the DEA while facing discontent within his organization.

## Episodes

1. Salva El Tigre
2. Alea Iacta Est
3. Ruben Zuno Arce
4. The Big Dig
5. AFO
6. El Dedazo
7. Truth and Reconciliation
8. Se Cayó El Sistema
9. Growth, Prosperity, and Liberation
10. Free Trade

## Cast

* Diego Luna as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo
* Joaquín Cosío as Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo
* José María Yazpik as Amado Carrillo Fuentes
* Ernesto Alterio as Salvador Osuna Nava
* Tessa Ia as Sofia Conesa
* Alejandro Edda as Joaquín Guzmán Loera
* Alfonso Dosal as Benjamín Arellano Félix
* Fermin Martinez as Juan José Esparragoza Moreno
* Fernanda Urrejola as Maria Elvira
* Gerardo Taracena as Pablo Acosta
* Gorka Lasaosa as Héctor Palma Salazar
* Viviana Serna as Guadalupe Leija Serrano ("Lupita")
* Guillermo Villegas as Sammy Alvarez
* Tenoch Huerta as Rafael Caro Quintero
* Horacio Garcia Rojas as Tomas Morlet
* Jackie Earle Haley as Jim Ferguson
* Manuel Masalva as Ramón Arellano Félix
* Teresa Ruiz as Isabella Bautista
* Yul Vazquez as John Gavin
* Julio Cesar Cedillo as Commander Guillermo Calderoni
* Scoot McNairy as Walt Breslin
* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Alberto Ammann as Hélmer Herrera
* Francisco Denis as Miguel Rodríguez Orejuela (reprising his role from Narcos)
* Pêpê Rapazote as José Santacruz Londoño
* Jorge A. Jimenez as Roberto Ramos
* Julián Díaz as Blackie
* Eric Lange as Bill Stechner
* Brian Buckley as John Clay Walker
* Mike Doyle as Thomas Buehl
* Sosie Bacon as Mimi Webb Miller

## Promotional material

### Videos

Narcos Mexico Announcement The Story Continues HD Netflix-1Narcos Mexico Season 2 - Party’s Over - February 13Narcos Mexico Season 2 Official Trailer Netflix
### Images

Walt Breslin holds a photo of Kiki Camarena.Félix GallardoBenjamín Arellano FélixHéctor Palma Salazar and El CochilocoEl ChapoIsabella BautistaPablo AcostaEnedina Arellano FélixMimi Webb MillerRamón Arellano FélixDaryl Petski and Walt BreslinOrlando Henao Montoya with IsabellaIsabella and EnedinaFélix and Juan José Esparragoza MorenoAmado Carrillo Fuentes
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*Narcos* and *Narcos: Mexico* are two Netflix original drama series that follow the rise of drug kingpins and the inner workings of their illegal operations.

*Narcos* is set in Colombia, with its two first seasons focusing on Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura), his relationships with other drug traffickers and adversaries, as well as DEA's investigations and agent Steve Murphy's (Boyd Holbrook) pursuit of Escobar. The third season continues to relate events as DEA agent Javier Peña (Pedro Pascal) zeroes in on the Cali Cartel.

*Narcos: Mexico* chronicles the true story of the Guadalajara cartel's ascent, with Félix Gallardo (Diego Luna) making efforts to unite drug traffickers and establish himself as the head of an empire. DEA agent Kiki Camarena (Michael Peña), who is relocating from the United States to Mexico, takes on the assignment to start gathering intelligence on Félix and the cartel.

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Thomas Buehl

**Thomas Buehl** was a Texas-based American accountant who managed Mexican drug lord Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo's finances in the United States of America.

He was picked up by DEA agents Jim Ferguson and Enrique Camarena Salazar, and was forced into taking part in a plan by the DEA to lure the drug lord into the United States. However, the plan failed as Félix Gallardo was informed of it right before he crossed the border.
Valeria Velez

**Valeria Velez** was a Colombian journalist who had a romantic relationship with Medellín cartel boss Pablo Escobar from 1981 to 1991. She was murdered by Los Pepes for being "Pablo's whore" in 1993.

Valeria Velez worked as a news anchor during the early 1980s, and in 1981 she interviewed the famous cartel boss Pablo Escobar, forming a romantic relationship with him. Escobar cheated with her, but he was angered when Velez asked him if he had sex with his wife standing up; Escobar told her never to disrespect his wife. In 1982, Velez brought politician Fernando Duque to the Hacienda Napoles to meet Escobar after Escobar told her of his desire to enter politics and become president, and Escobar used her friendship with Duque to enter politics.

Velez and Escobar would continue to have a relationship over the next few years, and Velez's ratings went through the roof. However, by 1990 she was being beaten by Diana Turbay, the daughter of former president Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala, who was seen as a link between the upper and lower classes. Velez told Escobar that Turbay was being rated higher than she was, leading to Escobar having Turbay kidnapped; ultimately, Turbay would be killed by the Search Bloc in a collateral damage incident in January 1991.

Velez therefore became the most important reporter in the country, and she was tipped off on stories by Escobar, reporting at crime scenes immediately after they happened. However, she would be forced to end her relationship with Escobar when he pled guilty to drug trafficking charges in 1991, as her credibility as a journalist would be damaged if she continued to see him. Escobar reluctantly set her free, saying that she was a bandit just like him.

Velez was contacted by Pablo Escobar's wife Maria Henao, who had a strong disliking for her, in 1993. Henao wanted Velez to open contact between her and Escobar, and Velez met Escobar at one of his houses, reuniting with him. Velez decided to do Escobar a favor by bringing a radio to Henao at the apartment where Henao and the family was interned by the government, and she did so for Pablo's sake. Velez left the apartment after staying for a few minutes to make it seem as if she had interviewed Henao, but she would be killed by Los Pepes as she left. Her body, along with those of her news van driver and her cameraman, were found in their news van outside the hotel, with a sign saying "Pablo's whore" hanging from the door.

## Behind the Scenes

She is most likely based on real-life Virginia Vallejo, a real-life Colombian journalist who was one of Pablo's mistresses. She testified to the Colombian Supreme Court about the siege of the court and the murder of Luis Carlos Galán. Virginia Vallejo wrote a book about her relationship with Pablo Escobar called "Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar"
The Melutian Highlands

### Cultural Base

The Melutian Highlands are based on the Helvetians, who controlled most of the Swiss Alps

## General History

After the fall of the Great Ardevan Empire, the continent was divided into 4 factions. One of these 4 new factions are the Melutian Highlands, set in the mountainous south of the continent. This dangerous string of mountain range provides a natural protection for the Melutian Highlands from invading forces that advance in the countryside.

Life in the mountainous areas of Ardevan made the people of the Melutian Highlands become hardened and tougher than the rest of the inhabitants. Even their capital city, Cisalpine was build on the edge of these mountains, in the cliffs. Overall, the tribal lifestyle of the Melutian Highlanders makes them a force to reckon with. The Melutian Highlands are led by High Chief Aleš.

The Melutian Highlands are culturally similar to the Helvetian one, as well as their style of life.

### Military

The armies of the Melutian Highlands are composed of infantry and archers, while cavalry is absent. This is due to them living in rouch landscapes which aren't suitable at all for the usage of cavalry. Also, Melutians are making use of polearms and oval shields as well as bows and axes and will favour narrow passages and gully's where cavalry is rendered useless.

#### Troops

* Melutian Tribesman
* Melutian Spearman
* Melutian Hillman
* Melutian Guard
* Melutian Afiach Guard
* Melutian Javelineer
* Melutian Skirmisher
* Melutian Trained Archer
* Melutian Mountain Archer

### Vassals

1. Chief Rätus Schröpfer
2. Chief Gido Joneli
3. Chief Eric Waldmeier
4. Chief Mathias Würsten
5. Chief Chonz Röthlisberger
6. Chief Lukas Schröpfer
7. Chief Hans Waldmeier
8. Chief Leo Würsten
9. Chief Thomas Klauser
The Quoterian Empire

## General History

After the fall of the Great Ardevan Empire and specifically, about 40 years after all Kingdoms in the area have been formed, a foreign contingent hailing from lands unknown, arrived in the north eastern deserts of Ardevan. Upon arrival, they immediately started building their mighty empire in the deserts, although life in there was very harsh, the Quoterians managed to become one of the strongest factions to exist in the continent. Local tribes and small villages in the deserts weren't notified about their presence, till the Quoterian slavers rode through their homes, enslaving every male and female individual. Male slaves were used for the construction of their empire and eventually in their military while the female ones were forced into prostitution and becoming maids.

Nowadays, many of those slaves escaped from slavery, taking up arms against their slavers, all of them eventually increased in numbers and were organised in a faction of their own, known as the Quoterian Rebels. These rebels only care of one thing, to put down the Quoterian Empire that has devastated their lifes, even if such thing could be seen as an impossible task.

The Quoterian Empire is ruled by Caliph Naazil al-Hashem, while the claimant to the throne is Ziyaad al-Hashem and the capital is al-Qullifta. The Quoterian Empire is also located in the north eastern deserts of the continent of Ardevan. Quoterian vassals are called Sheikhs, an Arab title for a noble.

### Fiefs

#### Towns

* Al-Qullifta
* Qahasiya

* Farayyil

#### Castles

* Varasht Castle
* Misherrah Castle
* Sahabi Castle
* Najavar Castle
* Al-Farim Castle
* Khadiyah Castle
* Banisyaf Castle
* Al-Kareya Castle
* Al-Qutarib Castle

#### Villages

* Varasht
* Misherrah
* Sahabi
* Najavar
* Al-Farim
* Khadiyah
* Banisyaf
* Al-Kareya
* Al-Qutarib
* Azayah
* Al-Ghunnish
* Fayyad
* Abu Husan

### Military

Based on the Arabic armies of the Middle Ages, the Quoterian Empire’s military is made up of slaves commanded by higher born men. Specifically, their infantry is made up from slaves till tier 3 and archers till tier 4. Their cavalry though is made up from freemen of the empire.

#### Troops

* Quoterian Slave
* Quoterian Spearman
* Quoterian Immortal
* Quoterian Immortal Cavalry
* Quoterian Immortal Mamluke
* Quoterian Scout
* Quoterian Mounted Warrior
* Quoterian Sardar
* Quoterian Spahbed
* Quoterian Camel Archer
* Quoterian Armored Camel Archer
* Quoterian Camel Headhunter
* Quoterian Noble
* Quoterian Cataphract
* Quoterian Gyan-Avspar
* Quoterian Naazil Immortal
* Quoterian Camel Clibanaari

### Vassals

1. Sheikh Yusuf al-Farrah
2. Sheikh Abdul Azeez al-Bashir
3. Sheikh Asad Shafiq
4. Sheikh Fayyad al-Akhtar
5. Sheikh Mustafa ibn Abd-al-Uzza
6. Sheikh Muhammad Pasha
7. Sheikh Jalal al-Hashem
8. Sheikh Jaasir ibn Abd-Al-Uzza
9. Sheikh Haashid al-Akhtar
10. Sheikh Ishmael al-Farrah
11. Sheikh Faadil al-Farrah
12. Sheikh Khalil Mamoon
13. Sheikh Kareem Gamal
14. Sheikh Ajer el-Nasser
15. Sheikh Adil el-Nasser
Ossie Mejía

**Ossie Mejía** was a Mexican officer of the Jalisco State Police who worked as a mercenary for the DEA as a part of Operation *Leyenda* to bring down the Guadalajara cartel.

Ossie Mejía rose through ranks of his police force by stealing cars for his commander. In 1976, he was deported from the United States for grand larceny, and had a warrant which was still outstanding 10 years later. He came in contact with DEA Special Agent Walt Breslin a few years before the events of *Leyenda*, and in 1986; agreed to work for the DEA in exchange for an unspecified amount of cash and a work visa for his uncle.

He was wounded badly during the Chiapas airfield ambush in 1988, and decided to commit a suicide attack by driving his vehicle into a gas tank to kill several gunmen of the Guadalajara cartel. Despite his efforts in helping the DEA, American officials considered him and Amat Palacios as criminals, and refused to follow on their promises.
The Men of Always

**"The Men of Always"** is the third episode of Season 1 of *Narcos* and the third episode overall.

## Summary

Murphy encounters the depths of government corruption when he and Peña try to derail Escobar's political ambitions by proving he's a narco.

## Cast

### Starring

* Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar
* Boyd Holbrook as Steve Murphy
* Pedro Pascal as Javier Peña
* Joanna Christie as Connie Murphy
* Maurice Compte as Horacio Carrillo
* André Mattos as Jorge Luis Ochoa
* Roberto Urbina as Fabio Ochoa
* Diego Cataño as La Quica
* Jorge A. Jimenez as Poison
* Paulina Gaitán as Tata Escobar
* Paulina García as Hermilda Gaviria
* Bruno Bichir as Fernando Duque

### Guest starring

* Luis Guzmán as José Rodríguez Gacha
* Juan Pablo Raba as Gustavo Gaviria
* Juan Riedinger as Carlos Lehder
* Adan Canto as Minister Lara
* Ana de la Reguera as Elisa Álvarez
* Danielle Kennedy as Ambassador Noonan

### Co-starring

* Ariel Sierra as Sure Shot
* Julian Beltrán as Alberto Suarez
* Julián Díaz as El Negro
* Julian Bustamante as Jairo Ortega
* Juan Murcia as Juan Pablo Escobar
* Salvador del Solar as Father Sobrino
* Manuel Gómez as Herve
* Raúl Ocampo as Santiago
* Mario Roberto Rivero as Older Sergeant
* Yesid Moreno as Policeman
* David Santiago as Congress Guard
* Gastón Velandia as Police Photographer