Sebastian Marroquin

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

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.

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

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

Women can be quiet, heartfelt or angry, but you will never see them defeated.

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.

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.

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

I’m a decent man who exports flowers.

Well, from the time I was 15 and after, where I come from, which is the municipality of Badiraguato, I was raised in a ranch named La Tuna, in that area, and up until today, there are no job opportunities. The only way to have money to buy food, to survive, is to grow poppy, marijuana, and at that age, I began to grow it, to cultivate it and to sell it. That is what I can tell you.

I supply more heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, and marijuana than anybody else in the world. I have a fleet of submarines, airplanes, trucks, and boats.

You should never feel better than others, even the rain that comes from the top ends falling always at our feet.

Give him lead!

All I do is defend myself. Nothing more.

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

It doesn’t matter how many times you feel trapped. There is always a way out. Don’t give up.

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