Sebastian Marroquin

Drug trafficking destroyed my family. It gave us the world, and then it took it away.

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

I am who I am. I like what I like. I do what I want. It’s my life, not yours.

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

I know one day I will die. I hope it’s of natural causes.

Never talk much about yourself to people, in times of envy, the blind man sees again, the mute to speak and deaf to hear.

Sometimes I feel like God, when I order someone killed – they die the same day.

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

Don’t carry a gun. It’s nice to have them close by, but don’t carry them. You might get arrested.

Unfortunately… where I grew up there was no other way and there still isn’t a way to survive, no way to work in our economy.

There is a big difference between surrendering and knowing that enough was enough.

The way, to have to be able to buy food is to survive is to grow poppy and marijuana.

All I do is defend myself. Nothing more.

Rich one who is sastifed with what God gives him.

The problem is not a matter of money. The problem is a matter of dignity.

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.

Never regret! If it was something good, it was incredible. If it was something bad, it was an experience.