Bro had everyone wanting that infamous polo 😭

Youre telling me he just gets let off from a negligent homicide in a drunk driving crash before linking up with the cartel 🤔 🤔 and then he gets arrested again and again and keeps getting out? This guy was working for the feds

These episodes hit different — real history, no Netflix drama, no made-up storylines… just the truth behind the Mexican drug trade. Makes shows like Narcos: Mexico look like fan fiction.

Can’t believe we’re already on Episode 7. Respect for the consistency 👏

La Barbie is the reason Acalpulco is no longer a travel destination

Don’t know how this channel doesn’t have millions of subs. Just unreal documentary uploads. Already ready for episode 8

1:21 "protection from who? From themselves" 🤣

Nice way to start a Friday weekend, chill at work doing mandatory trainings while having this going on.

You are the best channel on YouTube
Never stop

the smile on la barbie when mexican army arrested him was because he new after extradition he will be freed he knew everything was a circus

The way this channel is going….
By season 7 they can be doing a documentary on the local small time thugs/gangs  in my neighborhood and I’ll still be hooked.

This channel is by far hands down the best narco history/historical documentary there is in a saturated universe that is Utube…..
Love it and have to patiently wait for following episodes…..

Ah nice, was going to get up and go to work but then this dropped. Thanks for the hour delay, bro.

Been waiting for this episode, 🎉
Watching this series is like a movie,i love how every detail is deeply explained 💯

These are better then any explanations of how these cartels work. Clear and concise timelines and characters are explained thoroughly including their parts played. Top notch content keep going the views will come with time.

I remember when this all happened.
It was a nasty time in Mataulpias.

You need to understand Los Zetas are military trained gunmen. The stories of their training reminds me of
Marine Boot camp training movies.

Even using live rounds in training. Anyone who wanted to leave , was un alive 😵

I just want to say that this particular stretch of episodes, starting from episode 5 is unprecedented. We know about the 70's, 80's, 90's but not much about the early 2000's up until now is well documented.
Until now. There have been small documentaries about guys like Beltran-Leyva and "La Barbie" but this ties everything together. It's amazing and greatly appreciated.

We're the early ones, the views will come, just wait.

My favourite channel please keep making these 🙏 🇬🇧

You should do a video on the history of the Arellano Felix Organization, its rarely told but they were king of the 90s and huge during the late 80s and early 2000s

This content is absolutely incredible, well done.

Been waiting for the notification. I love this series.