All language subtitles for Pablo Escobar El Patron del Mal.S01E70.en

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

PABLO ESCOBAR, THE LORD OF EVIL

Yes, brother, I got a bit mad and, well...
Nothing. Forgive me, Pablo.

A bit? What if it had been a lot?

But it's already done.

I know we had never argued
like this before, Pablo. Forgive me.

I know, don't worry.

Anyone with a gun on them
would ask for forgiveness.

That's not it, Pablo.

I mean, we are friends, have been
partners from the beginning, Brother.

C'mon, Mole.
Put that gun down, brother.

Calm down, Mole. This is a conversation
between partners and friends.

I don't think all this is necessary.
Let's calm down, boys.

And if this is
because of the six million,

I'll give them to you
and that will be the end of it.

More or less,
because the fucking problem here

is that you have already
betrayed me, you get it?

Ramada, you already showed
what you can say.

Can you imagine what this man will be
able to do when he is on the street?

- No, but...
- You get my point? What I'm saying?

- Yes, sir.
- Am I making myself clear?

How could you think that, Pablo?

I swear by my mother,
my wife and my children

that I'm not going to do anything
against you. You know that.

He is saying that
just to save his skin, boss.

Now!

Listen to me, Pablo.
Listen to what I am telling you.

I am listening to you, Ramada.
That's not the problem.

The problem is that I don't believe you.

We human beings have a limit.
Right, Arellano?

Yes, sir.

And don't you think your friend Ramada
has reached the limit?

- That he already crossed that fine line?
- The thing, Pablo...

- Don't you think he also went too far?
- It is that...

- Yes or no? Or what do you think?
- Pablo, it is that...

Answer what I am asking, please.
Yes or no?!

Yes, sir.

Pablo, we are arguing
about money, just money.

Don't worry;
there is enough money for all.

If they had one hiding place, I think they
have more, and are evading taxes.

Can you imagine it? Would that be it?

- That can't be happening, right?
- How can you think that, Pablo?

We are friends and partners;
we aren't going to fail you.

It was just a question.

Listen, Pablo. We've always done
what you have asked. Right?

And are you going to do this to us
because you got mad? No, Pablo, please.

You are quite right, Ramada.

Letting yourself be killed
because of six million dollars

is not something
that decent and wise people do.

That is stupid, Brother.

Mole, kill this bastard.

Pablo, listen. No.

- Marino, kill this one.
- Pablo...

And keep me informed
about any advance in the negotiation.

Alberto, give me a second.
What is it, Minister?

Mr. President, I think somebody
should find out right away

- what's going on at The Cathedral.
- What do you mean? Why?

There are indications that Escobar
is taking advantage of his condition.

Explain yourself.

It seems he enjoys certain benefits
that a prisoner like him shouldn't,

not to mention the more delicate rumors

about his keeping control
of the delinquency in Medellín.

Where are you getting
that information from?

Former General Peraza seems to continue
to be a very well informed man.

You know general Peraza
has never agreed with this process.

I wouldn't be surprised
if he wanted to torpedo it.

Well, we won't lose anything
if we send a message to Escobar,

a warning for him to understand
he's no longer the boss of any cartel.

Alberto, I need you to make a call.

Pablo, Brother! Don't do that to us.
It was insignificant.

Shut up you moron!

Don't you see?
It was your fucking fault!

No. It was yours, for being stingy.
Do you want to know something?

I'm going to enjoy it, asshole.

Oh yeah? Go ahead,
if you are that valiant.

Pablo! Peluche, Peluche.

Peluche, talk to your brother.
Talk to Pablo, buddy.

What's going on, Marino?

Don't do this to us, Peluche.
Don't do it, Brother!

- What are you going to do to them?!
- They are going to kill us.

What do you mean kill you? Why?!

- Talk to Pablo, Peluche.
- Stop the fuss!

Shoot him;
shoot if you are that courageous!

Go ahead kill him right away.

Good day. ID please.

Since when do you ask for an ID
to let people in?

Always, sir.
Who are you looking for?

- I'm looking for Mr. Enrique Ramada.
- One moment.

What do you mean you ordered Ramada
and Arellano killed? Did you go mad?

Ramada disrespected me,
and not only that.

He tried to steal from me,
and I can't permit anything like that.

Pablo, those two are your best men,

your best partners,
your best collaborators.

Why do you dare killing them
for something so stupid?

Do you think that's stupid, then?

So should I have to be
a permissive person all the time?

- But, Pablo. It is stupid.
- No, listen. It is not stupid.

It is, Pablo! It is stupid!

Did you think about
the consequences of your actions?

Did you think about
what are people going to say

when they find out you are killing
your partners, your collaborators?

All you need to do now is fire me!
To kill your own blood!

The same happened
with the Gonzalez brothers,

they proposed peace to us
and what did you do?

Pay attention to a damn gunman
and fucked everything up,

and you're going to do it now!

All right, go and ask Mole
to stop that order and bring them here.

What is it, Son? Why the delay?

One moment,
they haven't authorized your entry.

Open! Open!

What's wrong, Don Peluche?

Nothing. Now we are really fucked up!

I can't believe it, Brother.

Well yes, but what can we do,
my dear Peluche?

We tried our best but we couldn't.
Those two are dead.

Well, yes. We must
make the best of it now.

Sir, boss. Libardo Aldana is downstairs.

- Who is Libardo Aldana?
- He is Ramada's head of security.

He said they were supposed
to meet here, sir.

What did you do with Ramada
and Arellano's bodies? Where are they?

They are chopped already, boss.

Go replace Mole
and light the coal for the grill

and ask him to go to Medellín and find out
who the relatives of these two are

and start burning them all.

- All right, sir.
- Wait, Pablo.

The family, too? No, man.

And what should we do
with this guy Aldana?

Ask him to come in.

How are you, Don Libardo.
This is quite a miracle!

- What's up, Mole?
- Everything's going fine.

A new car, Son?

Well, you know the benefits you get
when you work with the boss.

Do you know if Enrique Ramada
is inside?

Ramada? No, I don't know.

That place is too big, but why
don't you go in and take a look?

- You may find him.
- They aren't letting me in.

- Buddy, let him in.
- Go ahead then.

Good. I'll be seeing you,
write a letter or whatever.

- Go ahead.
- Incredible.

C'mon Libardo.
Why are you so distracted?

Excuse me, Don Pablo.
When I got in, I didn't see my boss's van.

I don't know. I really don't know
what may have happened.

I was supposed to meet him here,
and it's strange that he hasn't arrived.

No, don't find it strange.
He was here,

but he might have left
or is still inside. I don't know.

What do you mean he left?

He was here and talked with Mole
about money. I don't know if you know.

Yes, Don Pablo, about 20 million dollars
Mole got out of the boss's hiding place.

Exactly. We were talking about it
and I asked Mole to leave immediately

and bring that money back
and give it to Ramada.

I don't know if you saw Mole.
Didn't you meet him when he has leaving?

- Yes, Don Pablo, I saw him going out.
- There you are. I don't know, then.

Maybe Ramada went out for lunch,
to have a snack. I don't know.

With all due respect, Don Pablo,

do you mind if I stay to wait
until he comes back?

No, and you can stay for the barbecue.

Barbecue?

Look what I brought you, Marino.

Let me pass some to you.
Come, let me pass you some.

This is a good fire.

How many Hail Maries have you said?

"The Lord is far from the wicked,
but he hears the prayer of the righteous."

Proverbs 15-29.

Why don't you stop mumbling
and speak clearly?

I came to tell you something important.

Kiko, please respect
my intimate moment with the Lord.

And why don't you respect the intimate
moments with your brother? With me.

Kiko, Mole is going to send some people
to get me for a delicate mission.

Let me concentrate.

I'm going to the United States,
asshole! You hear?!

To the States, Kiko?
To the States, Brother?

The boss has worked so hard
to prevent us from ending up there

and now you are going
from the frying pan into the fire!

What could I do here?

The boss surrendered,
the work is getting very complicated.

I'm going to take advantage of the fact
that the police are not yet on top of us.

This is precisely the time
we should stay here.

When the boss needs us the most, Brother.

And wait for them to capture us? No way.

I'm going where dollars are being made
so they'll come faster.

Okay, guys, I'll be with you soon.

Kiko, I advise you to say
Jacob's blessing for your trip.

Jacob said: "Lord, accompany me
on this trip I'm taking

and take care of me,
give me bread when I need to eat,

give me clothes
when I need to cover myself". Amen.

Amen.

May the Lord's blessing protect you
and especially help you to get the visa.

What a fucking problem.

Bro, who told you
I was going to request a visa?

- Is the meat good, Libardo?
- Yes, sir, thank you.

You should thank Marino.

He became a barbecue champion,
didn't you, Marino?

Yes, sir.

Here, have this sausage, boss.

No, Son, thank you. I'm too fat.
I have to watch my weight.

- This doesn't taste like pork.
- You know nothing, asshole!

Don Pablo, it's very strange
that Mr. Ramada hasn't arrived.

Yes, but what's the rush?

Aren't you having a good time
at this barbecue with us?

Oh yes, sir.
This is very good,

but it is very strange
that he hasn't shown up yet.

Yes, but don't worry, because Mole
hasn't arrived with the money either.

Don Pablo, I better go to Medellín
to find out what happened to Mr. Ramada.

It is very strange
that he hasn't called or shown up.

So if you don't mind,
I prefer to travel to Medellín.

All right, go.
Don't worry. Go ahead.

Excuse me, Don Pablo.
Have a nice day. Thanks for everything.

Sir, what about this man?
Shall we let him leave just like that?

I don't know. Ask Peluche, because
all decisions I'm making now are wrong.

So go and ask the boss.

No way. Nobody else
is going to die here. Period!

You're going to tell me where
your brother Ramada's things are!

- I don't know. I don't know anything!
- What do you mean you don't know?

Look, I've had mercy on you,
because that's what the Lord asks me.

Mathew 28-33. "Have mercy on your servant
as I have had mercy on you."

You are already getting on my nerves!
Where are the fucking hiding places?!

I swear I don't know!

You swear it?
What do you mean you swear it?

Do you want me to believe it?

You are committing perjury.

You fucked it up, chicken.

Sinner.

Are you going to sign that deed
or what, assholes?

We're going to sign everything.

- Did you finish?
- Yes, but tell us where is Hernando.

- Do you need him?
- Yes.

Do you need to talk to him or what?
You are going to talk to him.

Young Ramada.

Something very strange we hadn't
known about is going on in Medellín.

What do you mean strange?

They killed Ramada's
younger brother this afternoon.

How come?

Just as you heard it
and precisely at this stage.

Enrique Ramada is a powerful man.

He's not going to remain still.
He's going to react.

We're fucked up then, because we need
Ramada's backing to end Escobar.

I don't know.
But we'll invent something.

Don Lucio.

What's up, Don Libardo?
Come in, sit down.

Thank you very much.

What's wrong, man?
Why that face?

They killed them.

Whom?

Everybody,
they killed all of my boss's family,

the younger brother, the cousin,
the uncle, the aunt, the grandmother,

even the dog.
they killed them all.

What do you mean, man?
Are Hernando and Enrique safe?

The last information I got
was that they were at The Cathedral.

The information is confirmed,
Mr. President.

Several drug traffickers
from the Medellín Cartel

have met with the Attorney General.

I suppose they are not thinking
to surrender.

No, Mr. President.

It seems they are looking for a type
of reprieve for accusing Escobar.

Accusing of what,
if he is already in prison?

They insist that Escobar continues
to commit crimes from The Cathedral,

that they have proof to corroborate it,
and besides...

He also killed two of his partners
inside the prison.

Minister, I also listen
to what they say about Escobar,

and we don't need a dozen criminals
looking for reprieves.

Mr. President, we already went
from possible rumors to concrete facts.

The problem of Pablo Escobar
has been frozen for a year

and now is a problem again.

We have time to keep it
from growing again.

If Pablo Escobar thought he was going
to make fun of this Government,

we'll make clear to him
that he made a mistake.

Call the Vice Minister of Justice.

Okay, gentlemen,
you already know what you have to do,

and we are going to do it well. C'mon.

Move.

All right, Captain.
Let's go and fill Medellín with flyers.

Look. "Pablo Escobar, a traitor
who assassinates his own friends."

What other evidence do you need, Miguel?
Ramada and Arellano disappeared.

And has anyone asked Pablo, Brother?

Of course, and do you know
what that maniac answered?

That he didn't know
where the bodies were.

Your great friend Pablo Escobar
killed two of his partners,

and it is not the first time.

I still can't believe it, Brother.
I don't believe it.

You better believe it.

Miguel, you are the only, naive, guy
who has always trusted that assassin.

No matter how much we used to tell you
that wasn't convenient for us,

- you continued beside your little Pablo.
- Well, I had my reasons, Brother.

Yes, and I respected them,
but you don't have them now.

He has just killed two
of his most loyal partners.

Do you know what that means?
That he can kill anybody at any time,

because all that man cares for
is his own welfare, period.

I'm going to call him.
We're going to clarify this right away.

Freddy Perea,
a member of the Self Defense,

and you didn't do anything.
Now it was Ramada and Arellano,

and you're not going to do
anything either,

not to mention all the politicians
and innocent people

that Pablo Escobar assassinated.

What are you going to wait for, Brother?
To be the next one?

- Colonel.
- Yes, Samudio.

They had just informed me
that the pilot is on his way.

That's a good start.

Yes, Miguel, I personally took care
of making those two characters disappear.

But I did it because they betrayed me,

because I discovered they were
with the Cali Cartel, setting up

a conspiracy to kill me.

How did you find out, Pablo?
Who told you?

Well, I found out. I'm telling you.
I found out, period.

Well, but I've got more information.

Of course those people
are going to tell you lies,

to claim that it was a money problem
they had with Mole.

But that's totally false.
That's not true!

And don't you think
we could've solved this differently?

Because the right way
was to tell me, Brother.

Well, yes. But what can we do, Miguel,
if that's my way to solve problems?

If you like it or not, if you understand
me or not, is your problem, not mine.

Brother, you're
making it difficult for me.

How come? What are you
trying to tell me with that?

That means, Pablo that you're the one
who fucked it up, Brother,

and I hope you will have the balls
to own up to it, partner.

No, sir, this is not a matter of having
or not having balls.

Hello, what about this, stupid ass?

Pablo, the Bogotá Elite Force has been
ordered to come to The Cathedral.

Fortunately, a colonel under our control
is helping to delay them.

Something big is about to happen, Brother.
There are more and more troops outside.

I warned you, Pablo Emilio.
I warned you.

Answer.

Hello?

The Vice Minister of Justice and the
National Director of Prisons are here.

They say they want to talk
to the director of the jail.

Tell them the director isn't in.

Sir, the director isn't in.

I'm the head of all prisons
in the country.

I don't need any authorization
to enter any prison.

So give me the ID and let me in.

Tell them they can get in
with no problem.

Pablo.

Shouldn't we wait for the Elite Force
to get inside?

No, there are guards
that watch over Escobar.

Everything is fine, there is no problem.

Irma, thank you very much
for receiving me,

- because I needed to talk to you.
- Don't worry, but hurry,

because I wouldn't like my father
finding out you were here.

Irma, I need a big favor.

That you go to the jail
and bring a message to your brothers.

You chose the wrong person,

because I neither take
nor bring messages to anybody.

If you want to see my brothers,
go ahead and visit them in jail.

Irma, what I have to say is important.
Will you listen to me?

No, I'm not going to like
what you want to tell me.

Irma, Pablo Escobar
has just killed two of his partners.

He chopped them up, made them disappear.
Nobody knows what he did with them.

I knew I wasn't going to like it.
Why are you telling me this, Miguel?

What do you think?

Tomorrow, it could be
another partner killed. Think about that.

We need to know if we can count
on your brothers' support.

Support for what?

To defend us,
to fight against Pablo Escobar.

You are wasting your time.

I'm not going to say a word
to my brothers, and do you know why?

Because they are in a jail
serving a sentence

and are not interested
or can't get involved in any crime.

If you want to hurt Pablo Escobar,
go ahead and do it.

All I can tell you is that my family
isn't going to get involved,

and will also guarantee
that we aren't going to help.

- Have a good day, Miguel.
- Relax.

Thank you. We'll be in touch.

I hope everything will be fine for you.

Marcela, hand me the Bible.

Listen, Kiko, are you sure
of what you are doing?

What do you mean, asshole?
Don't you see how things are, Brother?

What comes next is a cluster fuck!
You should come with me instead.

No, brother. I won't go
to the States. I'll stay here.

Can't you think, man? Can't you?
Don't you realize how things are?

Everything is tumbling down for the boss,
and since he killed Ramada and Arellano,

things are going to get wild, Brother.

The boss has done worse things,
and there he is. That's nonsense.

Don't you think, brother?

Look, everybody is betraying him.

Look at the war he's having
with the Cali Cartel people.

The city is full of informants.

I wouldn't be surprised if they killed
the boss at any moment, Brother.

Kiko, no. Take back what you said.

The boss has put his trust
in the Holy Child of Atocha, brother.

Listen to yourself.

Do you think that after all those bombs,

the Holy Child of Atocha
is going to save him, Brother?

Look, Cain, I'm going to give you
a piece of advice.

Leave the herd, because you will
end up in the middle and will regret it.

No, Kiko, I'll stay beside the boss.

And what is this, Kiko?

What a gesture, man.

Thank you, Brother.

Let's leave now,
because we are real men.

Get inside.

Okay, gentlemen, drop the guns
and put your hands up!

Easy, Brother, easy.

That's it, collaborate.

What's going on in here?

Welcome to the Cathedral Prison,
Mr. Vice-Minister.

Mr. Vice-Minister, tell me what
you are doing in The Cathedral Prison.

I am following express orders
from the President of the Republic

to transfer you to another jail.

The other man is a colonel who says
he is the General Director of Prisons,

and is here to watch the change
of all of the prison guards.

So what's the truth, Mr. Vice-Minister?

You say you came to do something
and your escort says something different.

Whom should I believe then?

Mr. Escobar, I guarantee you
that all the National Government wants

- is to transfer you to another prison.
- What transfer?

The National Government can't break
the pacts they made for my surrender.

Mr. Escobar, you broke your promise, too.
Jesus! Look at all these luxuries!

Which luxuries?

Which luxuries?

We have what any decent person,
like you or I, has in their house.

Which luxuries?

Listen, Mr. Escobar,

there are rumors that you continue
committing crimes from this place.

For instance, two murders,
and you know what I'm talking about.

No, don't be mistaken, young man.

Criminal issues
are solved among criminals

and it's not the National Government's
business to affect it.

Look, Mr. Escobar, all I'm doing here
is following orders. That's all.

Do you find it logical that to transfer us

the Government needs
the National Army Force support?

Don't you think that the battalion
that guards the jail perimeter

would be more than enough?
Explain that to me.

- What's going on, soldier?
- Good evening, Colonel.

Forget the protocol, I have to go in.

I'm sorry, but the general ordered me
not to let anybody in.

Either you let me in or I'll do it
with gunfire, so you decide.

C'mon, move.

Open!

These people aren't telling you the truth.
They want to kill us, sir.

Kill or extradite us.

Listen, why don't you have the balls
to tell us the truth?

Admit you came to extradite us
to the United States.

No, Mr. Escobar.
Where did you get that idea from?

That's impossible,
the new Constitution bans it.

Nobody can be sent
to the United States. None of you.

That's exactly what they said
about Marcos Herbert

and look what happened to him!
He's rotting in a US jail.

Call President Cesar Gaviria.

Do you see what I mean? You even have
phones in this place. For God sake!

Dial.

And don't even think about saying
we have you as a hostage.

Tell him that Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria
and his partners

want to explore a way out
different from the transfer.

- What do you mean as a hostage? No, no.
- Here, sir.

You should understand, Mr. Vice-Minister,
that I need a guarantee,

and you are the only guarantee I have

to be sure that the criminal
and assassin Army

is not going to get inside my jail
and start shooting like mad.

And I warn you:

if just one officer gets inside my jail,
you will be the first one to die,

because if I have to leave this place,
it will be in a coffin.

This is Federico Holguín,
Vice-Minister of Justice.

I urgently need to talk to the President.

One moment please. I'll put him on.

Did he hang up? I'll be damned!

Did they send you on the most
important mission you'll ever have

and the President refuses
to talk to you? Is this a joke or what?

What country are we living in, sir?!

It's not that easy to talk to him,
and he doesn't need to tell me anything.

His orders were very clear.

I'm here just to act as a guarantor
and overseer of your transfer.

No transfer, no guarantor,
no overseer, no nothing!

We won't be transferred.

Do you think I'm going
to lock myself in a jail

surrounded by barbed wire
and bandits? Forget it!

Boss, if you want I can take care of him.

Pablo! The Elite Force from Bogotá
is at the entrance.

They are about to get inside.

If they set a foot in here, they will
have to kill us. It's that simple.

They are relaxed for the time being
because our general is with them.

Marino, we must let the public
and the whole world know

what is happening inside this prison.

This is an atrocity,
a violation of our human rights.

Peluche, phone the family please.

This is really incredible!

General, I don't understand
why we can't get in.

Because the Vice-Minister and the
General Director of Prisons are inside.

Why didn't the Vice-Minister wait
until we arrived to enter?

Colonel, the Army is inside too.

Don't think my men and I
are decorative motifs!

I don't know what
you are thinking, general,

but I'm following orders and we are
going to enter. Let's go, gentlemen.

Colonel, you don't think
that this badge is a toy, do you?

Breaking news!

What was expected to be a discreet
operation for the Government

became a major problem.

Now, the Vice-Minister of Justice
and the National Director of Prisons

are being held at The Cathedral,

while the Army is waiting for orders
to break into the jail

and be able to transfer Pablo Escobar
and his men to a garrison.

What I can't understand is,
if Federico got there,

why hasn't the Army taken the Cathedral?

Supposedly, Pablo Escobar
should have been ready to be transferred.

That's why we sent the Elite Group.

They were the ones
that should have entered the jail.

Minister, this can't get out of control.

Don't worry, Mr. President.
That's not going to happen.

So ask the Army not to wait any longer
and follow orders right away!

General, we've waited enough already.

What about the Vice-Minister
and the Director of Prisons?

I don't know. We have a mission
and we're going to complete it.

We're going in.

General Bonilla,
are you listening to me?

General Bonilla here, go ahead.

General, it is urgent.

Minister Ismael Giraldo
needs to talk to you.

Go ahead.

Do you know where your boss is?

I seriously need to talk to him.

Please call him.

He must understand that the National Army
doesn't want to kill him,

the Government isn't going to
extradite him; that can't be done.

The new Constitution bans it.

Get him, please,

assure him that we came only
to transfer him to a garrison.

Please help me!

What happened?

All right, we will split up here.

Citric, you come with me.
Earring, Crust, Peluche, this way.

Vulture and Marino, come over here.
You three guys stay here.

I need somebody
to take care of the hostages.

Don't worry about anything
because if you are transferred

you won't get more
than two or three years.

Caracol News has just confirmed

that Pablo Escobar Gaviria
and several of his men are,

listen closely, inside a tunnel
in the Envigado Cathedral prison

heavily armed and with supplies
and food for several days.

This is the current situation
at The Cathedral prison.

Here is the voice of Pablo Escobar's son.
A Caracol Colombia scoop.

It's not true that the Army
wants to transfer my father.

They went to The Cathedral to kill him,

but they aren't going to find him
because he's hidden.

Hidden where?

Right there in The Cathedral,
in the tunnels underneath it.

Boss, I didn't know there were tunnels.

That son of mine
is definitively a champ, a warrior.

- Ready guys! Move ahead! Ahead!
- C'mon guys, surround the perimeter.

- Ready, boss.
- Go ahead then, Marino.

- Watch the...
- Don't worry.

Go ahead, Peluche.
C'mon Earring!

Surround the whole perimeter. C'mon!

C'mon, c'mon, c'mon!

Here, here. Help me!

- That's it.
- Come on.

Here!

Get us out of here!

Get us out of here!

Here, here. Help me!

- Mr. Vice-Minister?
- Yes, it's me.

- Are you all right?
- Yes, yes. Yes.

Are you okay?

- Where are we going?
- To Envigado.

To the city?

Yes, forget about
going back to the jungle.

What happened?

Good pasture.
Fed as it should be.

Take advantage of the fact that I'm happy,
and let's close the deal.

Will terror return to Colombia?

That's one of the questions El Espectador
newspaper raises in today's editorial

after the escape of Pablo Escobar
and his men from The Cathedral prison.

- We have a call. Good morning.
- Good morning.

What happened with Escobar
is not only a shame

but a real tragedy for the country.

Can you imagine the number of dead people
and car bombs that will reappear

with that man on the streets again?

We're not going to find him here.
Escobar must be in the mountains

and we are foolishly digging holes
to find tunnels where there are none.

Jiménez, check if everything
is okay back there.

What should we do, Colonel?
Keep laying dynamite or what?

That's what we are going to do.
We are following orders.

We'll keep up with this,
gentlemen. Watch it!

You already heard. Let's go.

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.