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" : Rated , depicting the peak of the violent conflict between the cartels and the Colombian government. Atentan contra El Espectador
Pablo Escobar, played hauntingly by Andrés Parra, arrives not as a guest, but as the "Padrino" (The Godfather). He is dressed in an impeccable white suit, looking almost angelic against the backdrop of the church. He stands at the altar, holding the wedding rings. He smiles, he jokes with the guests, and he treats the bride with absolute tenderness. To anyone watching who didn't know the news, he looked like a benevolent politician, a man of the people, a protector.
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Unlike other crime shows that end with the death and roll credits, this finale takes time to show the immediate aftermath. We see the reaction of his family in the hotel, the relief of the nation, and the somber realization by the police that the war cost them dearly.