All language subtitles for Pablo Escobar El Patron del Mal.S01E57.en

HE WHO DOESN'T KNOW HISTORY
IS DOOMED TO REPEAT IT

PABLO ESCOBAR, THE LORD OF EVIL

Mr. President, once again I would like
to ask you the same thing I asked you

when you said
we could have this interview.

Don't you feel that the public order
situation got out of hand?

Absolutely not,
the proof of this is that a few days ago

the consultation of the Liberal Party
took place

and there it has been no inconvenience.

Mr. President, so far this year,

there have been 224 policemen
killed in Medellín.

Well, Medellín is another case,

but we must admit there is
extreme violence at this time in there

due to the Government's defensive action
against the Medellín Cartel.

That same offensive is going on since
last year but violence was not so wild.

The more we get closer to Escobar,

the more his people will intensify
the battle.

Don't you think that since
the negotiations with the Government

were ruined because of the kidnapping
of Mr. Bedoya's son,

Escobar decided to attack once again,

but killing policemen
instead of placing bombs?

Those negotiations you are talking
were not so,

but the Government's response
to Pablo Escobar's surrendering proposal.

Mr. President...

At present, the Medellín Cartel faces
the Elite Force of the National Police,

it is only logical
they want to escape and hide

and ultimately defend themselves,
that's all.

Is that all?

Then I pass by the side of the deceased
and walk to the back of the plane,

enter the bathroom, get the machine gun
out of the bin, wait 30 seconds and...

Exactly, that's when the other people
I have camouflaged

come out and neutralize the bodyguards.

Just like you did with Jason, right?

Do you really think
my people left Jason alone?

It's not what I think Don Lucio.
That was what really happened.

Look, Leonel, I know at your age
one doesn't understand certain things,

but believe me I'm not going
to leave you alone in that plane, son.

Look, Don Lucio,
do you think I'm an idiot?

It's damn difficult
to get weapons on the plane,

so, how are your people
going to help me?

How are they going to get
those weapons inside the plane?

Just like we did
with the machine gun.

Look, nothing here is done at random,
nothing is improvised.

I have to pay many people
and move lots of strings

so that everything works out well.

Why didn't you tell us the truth?

Why didn't you tell us we were going
to kill a presidential candidate

and not a businessman?

Because at the time
it was better not to say anything,

but now you know
so don't go on complaining

and let's review what you did wrong.

What do you mean what I did wrong,
Don Lucio? I did what you asked me to.

You went right by the presidential
candidate and didn't even look at him.

Don't you think his bodyguards
were going to find normal

that someone in that plane went by him

and didn't even look
at the presidential candidate?

Come on, let's go over it.

The attack of the Liberation Movement
on the Palace of Justice five years ago

was evidently a mistake.

We wanted to bring the President to trial
because we felt betrayed.

But we made the wrong decisions.

And if I could go back in time,
I would act differently.

Commander,
don't you fear for your life

after everything that is happening
with the left-wing candidates?

Aren't you afraid?

My dream of giving Colombia some peace

and making it possible for its citizens
to live better and more equitably

takes away any hint of fear.

Thank you very much, everyone.

Sorry but we must leave right away.
Good day.

So, who are these policemen?

The reinforcements sent from Bogotá
for the Elite Group.

I think they are for the cemetery instead.

Welcome to Medellín.
We know you are here

not only because you are qualified
to be a part of the Elite Group,

but also because you had the readiness
and willingness to join us

even though you know
the danger we are in.

Congratulations and I hope
that your support will allow us

to meet our target in this city

which, as you well know,
is to dismantle the Medellín Cartel.

Colonel!

Attention personnel, to the right.
Forward, march!

So then, Pablo, are we going
to go on doing the same thing?

Yes, Pedro, the same thing.

Mr. Santorini was very clear with us
when referring to this issue.

The voting for President will also include
the voting to change the Constitution.

Exactly, from now on the only thing
we have to do is to wait patiently.

But are we sure that's going to happen?

Well, Pedro, brother...

You must realize that this is a proposal
being promoted within the Government.

Ordinary people are interested and
would like a change in the Constitution.

That's why I'm telling you that
Santorini said that's practically a fact.

So then why don't we go
into hiding again,

leave the cops in peace and get away
from so many people who are after us?

Let Gaviria win,
let the Constitution be renewed

and then we can put pressure
to prohibit the extradition of Colombians.

And meanwhile the police can find us?
Fuck it, Pedro! Don't be so stupid!

And do you really believe
that Colonel Pabón is going to keep still

while we kill 1,000 cops?

Look, Pablo, cops are like bandits,
they are the result of poverty.

The only difference is
that cops are on the Government's side

and bandits are on our side,

but many of them are going to continue
to arrive like the ones who just came.

You know something, Pedro?
I think you are right.

- Chili?
- Sir.

Look... let's stop fucking around
once and for all,

especially you, Chili,
who are the daddy of all bandits.

Starting right now there will be
a reward of 100,000 dollars in cash

for whoever brings me
the head of Colonel Martin Pabón

and I hope you'll be the one to cut
his head off so you can get the money.

Oh, boss! 100,000 dollars?
Yes, of course, sir.

And maybe you can invite us
to have a drink, kid.

Dad, thanks very much
for letting me stay here with you all.

Don't thank me for anything, son,
because I know I will end up repenting.

And from now on I am your colonel.

As you say, Colonel.

Don't pay attention to him, Lieutenant,

the Colonel will always see you
like his son,

so just face the consequences
of being in this unit

and try to be the best among your buddies.

You can be sure that I will, Major.

Let's get to work,
that's why we are here.

As far as I know,

we have already done some tracking work
which has led us to a port.

Obviously as I told you
that's with key words, key words, like...

Yes, like "boss", "sir",
"Pablo", "Escobar" and so on, right?

Exactly, Major,
so then while we get US help,

what I propose is to investigate
with the airwaves and with interceptions.

Seriously?

Yes, we are expecting some equipment
that the DEA is going to help us with.

That equipment will help us
intercept calls between them,

and with the radio waves investigation

we could possibly find
the whereabouts of all those criminals.

We have implemented systems
that are functioning very well at present.

Why don't we do something?

Let's wait for the equipment
from the gringos

and then we can make the changes.
- Yes, yes... Colonel, Major,

this is not a change in methodology
but of goal, right?

Because if we do this investigation

and work it with words like for instance
"give way to", "trigger", "knock-off",

and do this with the airwaves,
then we'll have a better investigation.

Hey, we have to talk.

Sure, just tell me where and when
and I'll be there.

Two hours from now
at Sabaneta Park.

Okay, pal, see you then Chili.

- Are you an idiot or what?!
- Chili?

We knew it was one of the important guys
but we didn't know which one.

How can you call me by my name?

Or do you want me to call you
by your name and surname officer?

Sorry, no problem, cool it.

Two hours, not even one minute more!
That asshole...

Officer? He's speaking with a cop.

Damn fucking hard
to fight this way, Colonel.

Martin, do we have the exact location
of that call?

No, Colonel. For that we need help
from the North-Americans.

Now if these guys continue to use
this frequency

we will very likely to track them.

Wait a minute.

We know they are going to meet
in two hours at the Sabaneta square.

Aguirre, lightening operation!

- Yes, Colonel.
- Close by to the radio.

Quickly, get me General Ulloa!

Commander, thank you very much
for this interview. May I kiss you?

- Could I have a photograph please?
- Yes.

Thank you very much.

- Do you have a minute?
- Of course.

Your wife has been calling all morning.

Do you want me to tell the secretary
to call her for you?

No, not yet.

Diego, I know this campaign
is very important for you,

but your family,
your wife and kids also are.

Yes, I know.
Why do you think I'm writing to Nydia?

A letter?

Talking on the telephone takes away
all the romanticism of a relationship.

This must work

since in our parents' generation
there were so few divorces, right?

Yes, I guess you're right.

Since you were small not only were you
a naughty child but also a flirt, right?

No, not a flirt, I'm a romantic.

All right, romantic.
Let me know when you get off the plane,

so I can tell you
about your new agenda, okay?

- What do you mean? My new agenda?
- Yes.

Aren't we going to Barranquilla tomorrow?

Yes, but there have been some changes.
I'll tell you later,

please give my sister-in-law
and the children all my love.

What do you mean a change of plans
and why? Oh, no, man, this can't be.

Well, anyhow the plan continues
until the trip is a reality. Yes, sir.

We can't do the job tomorrow.
We have to stay here a few more days.

What happened?

Problems, but don't you worry.
Your day will come.

What has happened
with Jason's lawyers?

For God's sake!
What's your fucking problem with Jason?

Are you two gay? I already have
two lawyers working on that!

Turn the radio off, man!

Can't you see that I have to work out
a plan I've been working on for weeks?

But, Don Lucio,
I've been locked in here for days,

I can't watch television, I can't listen
to music, I can't look out the window.

This is damn boring.

After this musical pause,
we will come back with more news

regarding the homicide of presidential
candidate, Bernardo Jaramillo.

A few minutes ago, the hitman
who ended the life of the politician,

Jason Buitrago,

was transferred to
a correctional facility

where he will remain
until everything is clarified.

They are taking him to Medellín,
this guy Jason is really lucky, man!

Yes, man,

I didn't want to tell you anything

because I need you to focus
on this operation.

But, Don Lucio, that's really some news,

because they are taking him
to the juvenile correctional facility

and we have been there
at least 80 times, man.

He's going to feel at home in there.

That's why I tried to have him go there

so that finally you will stop fucking
and bothering me with Jason!

Hey, wait a minute, Don Lucio.

I'm very worried, I'm no longer
18 years old, I can go to jail.

But, Leonel, man,
nobody is going to capture you.

No, Don Lucio, that's what you say,

but what if the pathways are full of cops,
how can I escape?

Look, brother,
I've told you many times

that the fact that you don't know
all the details of an operation

does not mean it is not well planned.
Trust me.

I told you everything would work out fine
with Jason,

I'm going to take care of him.
And how are things right now?

So then, you concentrate on what you
have to do and I'll take care of the rest.

Cool it, man, I'll take care of you.

Scatter! Scatter!

Mingle with people, and don't make it
look like we are waiting for someone.

Colonel, we are only a few blocks away
from the main square of Sabaneta,

ready to capture the bandit and also
the traitor. We'll wait for instructions.

Aguirre, for now keep a safe distance.
Two hours have not yet gone by.

That's the idea, Colonel.

Let's give them time to get there,

then we will close the four exits on them.
Understood?

- Is everything all right?
- Yes, fine.

Come on, walk.

Walk where?

Don't be so shy, man, come on.

Are you here with Chili, or what?

- You know what? Take me there.
- Don't be asking.

Here we continue to intercept calls.

If there's anything new,
we will immediately let you know. Over.

Boss,
to tell you that a fly fell in the soup...

There they are, Colonel, there they are.

Bark.

It's a group of around eight cops, they
are three blocks away from the square.

They look very suspicious, boss.

And what are you waiting for, man?

Eight by eight is 64, kid.
Go on, get them. Get them!

Aguirre, abort the mission immediately,
leave! I repeat, leave right away!

But why, Colonel, what happened?

The bandits know where you are,

Chili has given the order to attack you,
leave immediately!

Okay. Come on, move it, move it!
We have to leave this place!

Move it boys, come on, hurry, hurry!
Let's go, let's go!

Here they come, let's go, let's go,
let's go. Start, start, please start!

Look at the direction,
ask for reinforcements. Move!

Aguirre, please report!
Aguirre, report to the plant!

Colonel,
we are in the middle of a shooting!

I can see alias Vulture and alias Crust!

They are leaving, Colonel,
they are leaving!

We have one man down.

Colonel, please send an ambulance!

Stay with me, don't die!
Stay with me, stay with me.

Are you going to go on killing policemen?

I ask you the same question, Miguel,
are you going to keep killing politicians?

Pablo, don't get things mixed up.

That little story of the white shirt
and legitimacy is pure shit.

They are guerrilla, period.

Come on, Miguel. Do you think I'm
an asshole? You are obsessed with that.

For you anyone who has leftist ideas
is already a guerrilla or a terrorist.

He was only a politician with leftist
ideas and thoughts. That was all.

Pablo, I'm going to ask you a favor,

I don't question your actions,
so don't question mine.

I'm not questioning your actions, sir.

I'm only asking you a question
which is very important for me.

Once again,
are you going to keep killing politicians?

Well then, I also ask you,
are you going to go on killing cops?

Of course, my war continues,
but let me make it clear.

My war is neither against the cops
nor the National Police.

- It is against the National Government.
- Well, mine is also.

Well, I have no problem with that.
You can kill all the politicians you want.

The only favor I'm asking you is
to be decent enough to come out

and face the media and admit your dead.
That's all.

- Well then, and do you admit yours?
- But of course I do.

Do you think anyone in Medellín doubts
I'm the one who ordered to kill cops?

Do you think they suspect
of anyone else? It's me.

And since you weren't capable
of facing it and keep silent,

the Government took the opportunity
to blame me for all those dead persons.

That is the Government's new strategy
and that has fucked me up,

so then, admit it!

Until I'm finished with those guerrillas
hidden behind politicians

and moving in shielded cars
to protect themselves from us

instead of us being the ones
who should protect ourselves from them,

I'll scream to everyone that I was the one
who killed all those bastards.

Don't forget they killed my father.

Miguel, I understand you.
But listen to me:

you cannot afford justifying
a war of this magnitude as personal.

You must overcome
the issue of your father.

Tell me: would you forgive them?
Would you?

We'll be talking, Pablo.

It's time.

This is incredible, really incredible.

This is quite an asshole.

- All right, kid, why all the waiting?
- I'm telling you to wait there.

Look at him,
just like any crooked cop, you asshole.

Look, I'm not just any cop, I'm doing
business with Chili, you understand?

Business with Chili?
You smell like a cop, you stink like cop.

Keep still. Here he comes.

So what's new, man?

We were going to meet at the park
peacefully, not like this, huh?

Look, Pineda,

you are in no position to come here
with conditions, brother.

You only have to obey orders,
right, bro?

And if we had to meet here
it's because of your colonel.

Look, man, I left my house
just like I told you

and if they are following you
and something happens, it's your fault.

Did you hear that, Chili? Don't you think
they could have followed you, asshole?

If we are going to do something
just tell me, brother,

because I can't go on risking,
you understand?

You're talking like a bandit and all that.
Are you playing your role?

It's simple, Pineda.

You have to kill another colonel.

Hello?

This is Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria
speaking

with identity card No. 8345786

of the city of Envigado.

I don't talk to terrorists and assassins!

I don't either, but in this case
I am going to make an exception.

I'm calling to give you
important information

to see if you once and for all will stop
coming to the media to say falsehoods,

which are by no means
based on real facts.

The Presidential candidate
Mr. Diego Pizano is going to be murdered.

What did you say?

A group of paramilitaries
from Cordoba and Uraba

are already in Bogotá
ready to murder the candidate.

Tell him to be very careful

and please take into account
who is telling you all this

so next time you'll stop being
such a stupid ass.

I don't need anybody blaming me
for the death of someone else.

I claim my own dead.

Let's go, Marino.

Today they nearly killed
another one of my men.

Fortunately, they called me
to say he is out of danger.

Thank God! What a terrible situation
there is in Medellín!

But, honey, we knew that from
the moment I accepted this transfer.

And Martin?

He's fine.
He's a very good boy and is working.

His joining the Elite has been very good
and it is going to be even better

when the equipment
from the US gets here.

I'm so glad to hear everything is
coming along so well between you two.

Honey, I miss you very much.

And I miss you too, darling.

But when are you going to have
some free time to come to Bogotá?

It could be for a weekend, honey.

Don't you think I want to see you
and my kids?

But...

It's damn difficult to get out of here
knowing we are infiltrated.

Darling, please take care.
Take care of yourself, okay?

If they are paying for each dead cop,

Aguirre and you must be
on the list, right?

What is wrong with you, Javier?

What is wrong? Nothing is wrong.

Come on, honey, maybe you can lie
to others but you can't lie to me.

I know something is wrong with you.

Nothing, Isabel, nothing is wrong.
Work problems. That's all.

Really?
Work problems with whom?

With the police
or with those friends of yours?

Come on. Are you going to start
with the same constant nagging?

No, this is no nagging,
I know you very well.

When you are this way,
it's because something is happening.

It was this way with Colonel Quintana,
but at the time it was very different,

because you were afraid,
they had threatened you.

But now it seems you're not afraid
of anything, nothing affects you.

Is your relationship with those guys
a habit now?

Let me tell you something:
you take care

because, if you don't stop this situation
now, it's going to get out of hand.

Now don't come and question me
about this, Isabel, huh?

Who was the one who stopped me
from speaking with General Ulloa? Who?

It was you, right?
Or have you forgotten that?

General, your information
does not surprise me.

There is a declared war
against the left-wing in this country.

But not only against the left, Candidate,

but against the Government,
against the institutions in general,

just like when you declared war
to the justice by taking the palace.

With all due respect, General,

those are exactly the words
that cause hatred in this country.

We must really learn to respect
and forgive one another.

Yes, of course I agree with you,
that's why I'm here, Candidate,

to talk about your security,
about the information we have.

And what should I do, General?

Do you want me to be locked in
when I'm campaigning?

No, of course not. I simply suggest
that you take care of yourself.

You are taking care of me,
I have 15 of your agents protecting me.

Or do you think I need more?

Look here, Diego, you are right.

And that's why it seems useless for me
to tell you something you already know.

Excuse me.

General, please don't misinterpret me.
Sit down.

I promise you I will do everything I can
to take care,

but you have to do something also.

And what do you mean by that?

So far they only talk about persecutions
against Escobar and the Medellín Cartel.

When are going to focus your efforts
on Miguel Moreno,

on the paramilitaries of Cordoba
and Uraba?

They are the ones who have my life at risk

and until you do something
my situation will not change.

Exactly, General.

I did what I had to do and I warned you.

Excuse me.

Your parents
are rolling over in their graves.

Did you know who that man was?

At the beginning I didn't know
why I was there. They misled me.

Misled you? Fooled you, Jason?

Have you told everything to the police?

Come over here, sit down.

Look, son, you are still a boy
and that's why they fooled you.

You must tell the police
everything you know, son,

so you won't have problems later on.

Don't worry, Grandma, I am a minor,
I'll be out of here in no time.

And Leonel? Leonel...

His parents ask me all the time:
Where is Leonel?

Tell Leonel's parents that he's very
intelligent, he knows how to handle this.

He won't let himself be misled
like they did with me.

What?

Just what you heard, Don Lucio,
I am not going to kill anybody.

Do you really think I have all the time
in the world to be here sitting with you?

Don Lucio, I'm still very young,

I'm only 18 years old and I don't want
to spend the rest of my life in jail.

Let's see, Leonel,
I think this confinement is hurting you.

I already told you I will be with you
all the way, I swear.

That's just bullshit, brother.
Listen, I'm leaving for Medellín.

Okay, go to Medellín.

But I can assure you one thing, when
you get home you will find a cemetery.

Look at me:
I am a paramilitary commander

of a group that has killed more
than 500 guerrillas in five departments.

Do you really think that my ass
will shiver to kill two old guys,

three brothers and two canaries?

But, Don Lucio,
put yourself in my shoes.

You are asking me to do
a suicide mission, just like Jason's was.

They are going to kill me.

I've already told you
everything is calculated.

You will be protected on the plane

and when it lands you will have
all the time in the world to escape.

I want to ask you a favor, man.
Leave my family out of this.

You are the one who got them into this.

The only thing you have to do
is to fulfill your mission, period!

So then, Pabón, when is it
that you're going to find Escobar,

so that we can go back to our land?

Ramírez, we have to wait for them
to make a call

and then I think we will catch them.

- Are you sure?
- I am sure, man.

- All right, have a good night's sleep.
- Same.

COMMANDER'S QUARTERS

- Major, good evening.
- Hello.

And what are you doing around here
at this time, Officer?

Well, Major, I was looking for
an officer of the Elite Group

but everybody seems to be sleeping.

Yes.
You don't you sleep here at the school?

No, I'll be going home.
Excuse me, Major, good night.

So then, honey,
you are really quite shameless.

I come all the way here just to see you
and you don't even pay me attention.

How terrible,
I feel like a mushroom here all alone.

No, Patty, don't say those things.

You know I always like to go to bed late.

Are you smoking?

Yes.

How is that gastritis going?

Not too well.
I'm feeling screwed up.

Of course, darling, with all that stress.

And I thought we were going to be fine
in December, to have a nice time and all.

And look, one problem after another.

That was the idea,
but we have to be a little more patient.

Shortly we are going to be together,
in peace,

sharing with the family, but...

we have a little more to go.

More to go?

The thing is that I'm in a hell
of a problem, because...

I've completely lost trust in men,
not only in politicians.

I'm talking of absolutely
all human beings.

I don't trust anyone.

So then I start to think...

And the only way I find
out of this war

is that they guarantee to me
the non-extradition to the United States.

But not with false decrees
which are what the Government wants,

but seriously, under oath, in writing,

with a rule in the Constitution, get it?

Yes, I understand,
but that seems to be quite complicated.

Come in.

Colonel, good day.

So Aguirre?

Colonel, sorry for disturbing you
so early in the morning.

Is something wrong? Tell me.

No, it's only that I have a suspicion

concerning the officer who is a traitor
and I want to discuss it with you.

Javier! Javier!

It's 6:20 you are late for work.
Hurry up!

Oh, shit.

Shit? That's what happens for getting
home so late, doing God knows what.

Will you please tell me
why you got in so late last night?

Javier!

Ligia, stop worrying, we are doing
everything we can to protect Diego.

Yes, I know that, I know, Marcos.

So?

Nothing. Women's things.

- Women's things.
- Good morning.

Commander, good morning.
Are you ready to travel to your hometown?

I've been in Bogotá
and in the mountains for so many years

that I myself don't even believe
I'm from Cartagena.

- Why are you laughing, sister?
- No, it's nothing.

- You look depressed.
- No.

Shall we plan what we have to do
on our tour through the Coast?

If we have time, I would like to fulfill
a pending commitment.

- All right.
- Let's go.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

- Please take me to the airport.
- Sure.

Perfect, we shall proceed immediately.

We have Chili's location, let's go.

You heard, gentlemen,
embark by the left!

- Tell me, tell me.
- So what's new, cousin?

What? Don't tell me you already
did the job but I haven't seen the news?

Or what?
Do you have some other information?

I'm calling to tell you that the Elite
is on its way to capture you.

That's him.

Mireya!

Mireya!

What happened?

Calm down, pack everything you can,
we have to leave right away, come on.

- Oh no, I have to...
- Come on, come.

- But, honey, what has happened?
- We have to leave.

No, don't fuck with me.

Come on, stand up, calm down, cool.

Things got hot and we have to leave
this place immediately, okay?

So pay attention and pack quickly,
come on, hurry up.

Nice to see you guys,
come in, come in.

Being here has been very good
for you. You look nice and chubby.

Yes, more or less, but you continue
to be so skinny, as always, right?

Come over here, Peluche!

Gonzalo, come over here!

We have visitors, the brothers Motoa
are here! Come say hello.

My goodness! So what's new, Julio?

Peluche. Nice to see you, man.

Pedro, how are you?

Sit down please, Pedro.

Germán, here is your whiskey
and the aguardiente is for us, Pedro.

- Guess who made the snacks?
- Who?

- Who could it be?
- Peluche.

Look at my hands. I have blisters
on them from making tortillas.

Don't tell me that our beloved Medellín
is not absolutely delightful,

without so many "avocados"
after your ass, man!

That green color that was taken away
from the city.

With so many hungry young boys
willing to earn some dollars.

Nobody shows up around here.

Okay, guys, cheers!

So then? To whom do we owe
the honor of this pleasant visit?

Well, Pablo, to tell you the truth,

we have never agreed with that cop killing
you started when we came back.

Pedro, man, you have never agreed
with any of my military decisions, right?

But nevertheless we continue
to be partners. Right, Gonzalo?

And we will continue to be partners.
Be sure about that.

But we would like to find
another solution, some other way out.

What do you mean some other way out?

Look, Pablo,
you are killing so many cops...

Yes.

Miguel Moreno has an ongoing war
with all presidential candidates...

And there we are in the middle.

And the worst part of it is that they
blame everything on the Medellín Cartel.

Pedro, wait a minute.
I don't quite understand.

On the one hand, you tell me you want
to carry on being friends and partners.

But, on the other hand,
you tell me that you don't agree with me

and you don't want to support
neither me nor my friend Miguel.

I don't understand what you mean.

It's very simple. Germán, Julio and I
have been thinking about this

and we have decided that we don't want
to wait until the new Constitution.

We want the benefit of a negotiated
solution with the Government.

This series is freely adapted from
La Parábola de Pablo by Alonso Salazar.

Based on news articles and real events,
the historical facts are surrounded

by fictional characters and dialogues
that recreate non-documented situations.