Sebastian Marroquin

Series about narcos have turned my father (Pablo Escobar) into a hero and given young people the idea that it is cool to be a drug trafficker.

Reconciliation is not usually part of a Colombian’s vocabulary.

Envy and betrayal do not sleep, they are two things that always go hand in hand.

Series about narcos have turned my father (Pablo Escobar) into a hero and given young people the idea that it is cool to be a drug trafficker.

When we are good, nobody remembers us. When we are bad, nobody forgets us.

Sometimes I am God, if I say a man dies, he dies that same day.

All I do is defend myself. Nothing more.

It’s a reality that drugs destroy. Unfortunately where I grew up, there’s no other way to survive.

Only those who went hungry with me and stood by me when I went through a bad time at some point in life will eat at my table.

May you, yours and those around you have the good and the beautiful in your favor; that next year as well as better is different, that it is yours. Embrace yours, life is today.

I remember from the time I was six until now, my parents, a very humble family, very poor, I remember how my mom made bread to support the family. I would sell it, I sold oranges, I sold soft drinks, I sold candy. My mom, she was a hard worker, she worked a lot. We grew corn, beans. I took care of my grandmother’s cattle and chopped wood.

In most cases the best advice that can be given is just listening.

Give him lead!

The ungrateful and mediocre people do not care if you do a thousand favors, in the end they get angry for the f**king favor you did not do them.

You take care of me, I take care of you. You betray me, I kill you.

There are two hundred million idiots, manipulated by a million intelligent men.

It’s rude to talk with an empty head.