All language subtitles for Pablo Escobar .S01E35

THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW THEIR HISTORY
ARE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT

PABLO ESCOBAR, THE LORD OF EVIL

Stop here and we'll see
how these clients are, boys.

- Guys.
- Good afternoon.

- Come here, Fistface.
- Yes, sir.

- How's everything, son?
- Fine, sir.

Did you get me those guards
I asked you for tonight?

Yes, sir.

- They won't have any problems?
- No, sir.

All right then.

Who has buffalos
in his ranch?

- You.
- Yes.

Will you please come down?
The brunch is served.

We'll be there soon.

Not soon, right now.

- What other animals--?
- Hey, let's go eat.

- Are you hungry?
- No.

It's time for her to eat.

- Why don't you let us--
- The cheese bread is getting cold.

Come, dear.
Come on.

But why, Patricia?

Here he comes!

Did anyone bring a camera?

- He's coming.
- Okay, ready.

Didn't anyone
bring a camera?

I want to take a picture.

Happy birthday, Daddy.

Surprise!

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday,
dear Pablo

Happy birthday to you

And that motorcycle?
Is that for me or what?

Of course, buddy.

This is really something.

Be careful with this beast.

Remember what happened
to Jerson, okay?

Fidel, my dear Fidel.

It was hard to get you
to come celebrate with us.

We are happy because we are celebrating
the birthday of this fantastic man,

this handsome son,
this generous man.

I hope the Holy Child of Atocha
will always protect him

and Mary will cover him with her robe.

Thank you, Mother.

Happy birthday, Pablo.

- Make a wish.
- Done.

All right!

Get on the bike.

I want to ride it too.

Enjoy it,

you know how to use it.

The cops are here!
The cops are here!

Won't you tell me
where you're going?

No, Javier.

It's not like I don't
want to tell you.

I just don't know
where I'm going.

Then you are packing your bags
but you don't know where you are going.

I don't know where I'm going.

All I know is that I'm leaving
with the love of my life.

Be very careful, Yessi.

Do you know who
you are messing with?

Don't worry, okay?
Help me with that.

Instead of giving me a lecture,

give me a hug, okay?

Take good care of yourself.

I'm going to miss you very much.

Do you want me to take you
to the bus terminal?

That's the truth, Your Honor.

My client is going to defend himself
from the drug traffic charges, Your Honor.

That's totally false
and we will prove it, Your Honor.

Everyone in this country knows
that Pedro Motoa is a drug trafficker

and a member of the Medellín Cartel.

That's why we are
in a courtroom, Secretary.

To demonstrate
what you've just said.

What's more,
and you it know too,

that the purpose of such accusation
is to prevent the extradition of

Pedro Motoa to the U.S.

Your Honor,

I came to this hearing

to demonstrate
that these attorneys

are playing with
the penal system of this country.

And you shouldn't fall
into that trap, Your Honor.

We are only defending our client.

Then defend him in the U.S.,
where the evidence is.

Besides, there is a homicide
accusation against your client.

Homicide?

You heard me, attorney.

Don't discredit your career
with the dirty tricks you're playing.

Your Honor, they want to make fun
of you, me and the whole country.

Withdraw that accusation
from Pedro Motoa

and let him be
judged in the U.S.

That's your obligation.

She's waiting for you there.

Get this over with.

You know what, Chili?
I can't, brother.

Marino, I'll give you a piece of advice.

You should solve
this problem once and for all.

You don't understand, Mole.

I don't have the heart to do it.

So you only know
how to kill men, or what?

Marino, will you stop
being a chicken, or what?

Will you act like a man
and take her out?

- I'll help him out.
- Stay where you are.

Will you do what
the boss said or what?

Yesenia.

Honey!

I'm so happy.

I was really scared.

Relax, baby.
You will be okay.

Where's your suitcase?

What suitcase, love?
I was in a big hurry.

I'll buy clothes later.

Jason, are you okay?

Why are your hands
sweating so much?

Are you nervous?

Jason.

That fool won't do it.

- Are you backing out or what?
- Forgive me, honey.

Forgive you for what?
What's going on?

Hurry up, pal!

That was easy, wasn't it?

Well, Pablo.

You don't need to worry about
this ranch's security anymore.

I practically have
everything covered.

Thank you very much, Miguel.

I can tell you understand
how important this ranch is for me

and for the members of my family.

This is our meeting point
and celebration place,

so it's important for me that
they feel comfortable in the place,

because they love it here.

I'm glad you like it.

And happy birthday.
Better late than never.

Thank you.

I got lost in thought
and I forgot.

A question, Pablo.

How is Pedro's situation?

What are you planning to do?

Well, the Secretary
is messing us up.

If it was up to him,
he'd extradite him tomorrow.

We are doing the impossible
to protect the guy.

Well, your men would do
the same for you, wouldn't they?

I hope so.

I think it's time to change
our strategy, Miguel.

Killing people works,
it works very good.

That's a good way to put pressure,

but I think we have to push
the Government harder.

Do you have anything in mind?

Listen, Pablo.

I think I've proved
you can trust me.

Yes, Miguel, I know I can.

But, with all due respect,

I'm worried about
your brother Lucio.

I'm the one who makes
the decisions in here.

I'm in charge here.

The man just hasn't overcome
the old man's death.

That's all, it's natural.

But I'll take care of him too.
I'm a man of his word, Pablo.

You don't have to worry, man.

Well,

I think the next step
in this process

is kidnapping
important people.

Good morning, the most important
news today comes from Medellín.

A judge in that city decided to close the
ongoing investigation for drug trafficking

against Pedro Motoa,

arguing there's insufficient evidence
to justify that accusation.

In the meantime, the alleged
member of the Medellín Cartel,

requested for extradition
by the U.S.,

continues to be imprisoned in
Bogota's Picota prison

for illegal cattle importation.

One more month.

- One month.
- Just one month, I promise.

Meanwhile, the Government
headed by Secretary Francisco Moreno

keeps looking for a way

to extradite Motoa to the U.S.

Equally, with a sculpture in his honor,
a moving homage is being paid

to the journalist Guillermo Cano,
who was murdered a year ago today.

A new press release
will be issued in half an hour.

I bet you one million pesos
that Motoa won't be extradited.

I wouldn't be so sure.

Then bet five.

This is a strategy of the Medellín people
to take Motoa out of jail

before the order to extradite
him to the U.S. arrives.

- Okay, I'll go with five.
- You lost them already.

In fact, with that money I'll pay
the man who takes the car to Medellín.

Here he comes again
with the same old story.

Gildardo, the fact I've postponed
the job doesn't mean I've cancelled it,

but Pablo Escobar is going down.

And when I win the bet
and Motoa gets out of prison,

I'll send him a bomb to Medellín.

Are you planning to plant
the bomb after Motoa leaves prison?

Gildardo, you may have forgotten
what Pablo Escobar did to us,

but I haven't,

and I'm not going
to suck it up.

I'll raise your bet.

If Pedro Motoa is extradited,
you'll dismantle that famous car of yours.

if he isn't,
do whatever you want with it.

I'm glad you opened
your eyes, pal.

I was about to wake you up
by scaring you.

- What's up, pal?
- Marino, is everything okay?

The boss is on the phone.

Sir.

How are you, Marino?

Have you overslept, or what?

How are you, Doctor?

What can I do?
When it's not one, it's the other.

How do you feel?

I'm in pain, sir.
I fell off my motorcycle.

I am asking you how you feel
about the other issue.

That has deeply hurt me, sir.

Marino, don't worry about--
wait a moment.

Don't waste bullets on that, girl,
just use the bomb.

Look, look, look.

Hello?

Marino, listen to me.

This world is full
of beautiful women.

Don't worry about that, okay?

I know you feel bad and sad,
but everything has a solution,

and you'll get over this.

Women are like waves,
they come and go.

I wanted to die that day, sir.

No, son,
you were lucky.

It was difficult to remove you
from under that car.

Listen, get better soon.

I need you for an important mission.

At least the poor girl
didn't suffer much, right?

Get better soon.

As soon as you feel okay,
stop by the office.

Yes, sir.

Okay, Marino.
I send you a hug.

Thank you, boss.

I'll teach you how to
plant a bomb, honey.

Do you see this here?

Look at the explosion.

Mr. Secretary,
we were waiting for you.

Tell me you already
have the arrest warrant

with extradition purposes.

No, I don't.

Pedro Motoa's attorneys argued
that he fulfilled his sentence

in Spain while he was imprisoned there.

- But is that true?
- Technically, it is.

At the moment,

there is no arrest warrant
against Pedro Motoa.

Now the problem is that the judges
won't issue the arrest warrant

with extradition purposes.

That means Motoa
can be released.

At any moment.

And we can't recapture him
without that arrest warrant.

Can you imagine
how we would look before the U.S.

just because we don't have a paper
that allows us to extradite that criminal?

- I understand, Mr. President.
- Mr. Secretary, do your best

to prevent Pedro Motoa
from being released.

Do whatever it takes.

"We need peace
to live in a civilized way

and to stop dying as savages."

I want to make a toast.

Christmas is getting better
and better every time,

don't you think, gentlemen?

Yes, but the best present
is still missing.

Relax, Julio.
Pedro is going to be released.

The Government knocked down
the drug trafficking charges,

but they haven't been able to issue
the famous arrest warrant

with extradition purposes.

Who understands
the Government, Pablo?

They broke all the laws
to extradite Marcos,

and they will do
the same thing with Pedro.

I know, Germán,
but Marcos' situation was different.

He was the first one to be caught
and the Government used him as a lab rat.

It's different with Pedro, because they
know they must do things the right way.

Fortunately, gentlemen.

Fine, but what is going to
happen to Pedro?

Can he be released
whenever he wants or what?

That's the idea.

What if they capture him again?

That's the risk we are taking.

If the Government issues the arrest
warrant with extradition purposes,

before Pedro gets out of prison,
we'll be totally screwed.

No, that can't happen, gentlemen.

We have to push them somehow.

We kidnap someone
or we kill some politician,

but we can't sit back and relax.

Relax, Julio.
It's December.

Government officials practically
don't work during the year.

Do you think they
would work on Christmas?

Are we going to leave
everything to chance?

To assume that Pedro will get out
before a judge requests his capture again?

Dear Germán, luck works
for losers, not for winners.

We are winners
and we take the bull by its horns.

Let's make a toast, brother.

Cheers, gentlemen.

Marino, get out!

- Show your face!
- What's wrong, kid?

Marino isn't in here, bro.

- He went on a trip.
- What trip?

Two people saw him.
He was there when my sister was killed.

Open the gate, please.

Calm down, brother.
What's wrong?

Who are you looking for?

- Are you dumb or what?
- Calm down.

- Do you want to die?
- I only need to talk to Marino.

Didn't you hear he's not in?

- I just want to talk to Marino.
- Shut up, man.

What's going on?
What did you say?

You killed my sister.
You did it.

- How can you say that?
- You were there.

Shut up, Javier.
Listen to me, brother.

I was there when that happened,
but I had nothing to do with it.

- Why didn't you do anything?
- Because I couldn't, brother.

If I could have, I would.

You know what, Javier?
Get out of here.

- Beat it, dog.
- Keep quiet.

- Get lost.
- Beat it, man.

Stupid jerk.

How do I ask you to forgive me?

Why?

Excuse me, miss.
I'm looking for the judge.

I'm sorry, the judge
left early this morning.

But we agreed he would
give me an arrest warrant.

- Didn't he leave anything for me?
- Not that I know of.

Is there any place
where I can find him?

No, he traveled overseas
with his family, Mr. Secretary,

and I don't know anything
about an arrest warrant.

Here you go.

A copy of my client's order of release.

I figure you already have yours.

Thank you very much.
Excuse me.

Secretary,

you have a call from
the Director of Picota prison.

They also called from Modelo prison
and asked you to call the Director.

- It seems like there is a riot.
- A riot at the Modelo?

- Yes, sir.
- Did you call the police?

Yes, sir.

Hello.

How could you authorize
his release today?

Don't let them release him,
no matter what!

I'm on my way.

Pablo, does the riot at the Modelo
have anything to do with you?

Let's say we set John's house
on fire to prevent the firemen

from going over to Peter's.

I thought something like that,
so I brought you a present.

- And Happy New Year again.
- With a present and all that.

Of course, check it out.

Thank you very much.

That present may
come handy for you

on your new strategy
to evade extradition.

That's Andrés Pastrana Arango,

politician, journalist,

candidate for
mayor of Bogota.

A sure winner.

- Andrés Pastrana you said?
- Yes, sir.

Under the current
circumstances,

I think this is the perfect
target to kidnap.

Where is Secretary
Francisco Moreno?

I just spoke with him on the phone.
He is at Picota prison.

I told him to go to Modelo prison,
because the situation is critical there.

Was the order
to release Motoa issued?

It should be ready.

Pedro Motoa can't
get out of prison.

I think I was clear on that.

The prison's director knows
he didn't have to issue that order.

Perfect.

Those drug traffickers can't think
they can intimidate the justice

with their arsenal of attorneys.

But we would be disobeying
the judge's order, Mr. President.

Mr. Bedoya,

those are consequences
we'll have to face.

Judges in this country
didn't leave us any other option.

Bogota.

The Secretary of Justice,
Francisco Moreno,

had to handle the difficult situation
at the Modelo National Prison,

where a group of prisoners
have been rioting since this morning,

and the guards haven't been
able to control the situation.

Tell the secretary to go
to Picota prison right now.

He's won't move from there
until the situation is under control.

Can't you see?

They may be doing that to distract us.

Call him.
Or do I have to call him myself?

Do you know what the consequences
of disobeying a judge's order are?

Guard, open.

Could we go any faster, please?

CALI
DECEMBER 31, 1987

Here are your five million.

Enjoy.

Don't tell me our friend
was already released.

Unfortunately.

Now you can do what you wanted.

Gildardo, you are very silly.

I'm a hundred steps
ahead of you.

Cheers.

Cheers, everyone!
Happy New Year!

Let's hear those fireworks.

Happy New Year!

May God be with you.

- Happy New Year, boss.
- I love you very much, boss.

I'll stick with you
until my dying day.

Gonzalo, let's burn the old year.

Come, Emilio.
Let's burn it down.

"Narco leaves prison
through the front door."

"The U.S. disgusted with Colombia
because of The Extraditables."

"The Government promises
and fails to comply."

"Pedro Motoa is a free man."

Here are the arrest warrants
with extradition purposes.

- You got them?
- Not only for Pedro Motoa.

But for his brothers
Julio and Germán Motoa,

Gustavo Ramirez
and Pablo Escobar Gaviria.

And it was thanks to a judge
as honorable as we are.

- Congratulations, Secretary.
- Thank you, Mr. President.

This event shows the struggle
between the Government and traffickers.

The State now has arrest warrants
with extradition purposes

against the most important
leaders of the Medellín Cartel.

Mister, what now?

Well, nothing now.

What? Nothing?

For God's sake, Pablo.

Do you know how long
it will take the police

to find this house?

Please.

- Are you dumb or what?
- Don't worry about that, Paty.

I have people who warn me
before the cops come to get me.

Holy Mary.

Aren't you supposed
to be an intelligent man?

Do you think nothing is going to happen
to you because a cop is protecting you?

That they won't take you to the U.S.?

What's up, champ?

Why the long face?

Aren't you happy with
the new school, or what?

- No, I haven't even seen it.
- Your mother will take you there soon.

Right, Paty?

I saw it already.
I liked it very much.

It has a very cool soccer field.
And very pretty facilities.

You are going to love it.
Right, Paty?

I liked it very much.

- Put on the cartoons for Emilio.
- Are you leaving so soon?

Come with me, dear.

Of course I've seen the news, Pablo.

What if that arrest warrant
had been issued while I was caged?

I would be in the U.S. now.

Secretary Francisco Moreno
is to blame for this, Pedro.

It doesn't matter
who is to blame.

The problem is
we are in a bad situation.

Will Mariachi go
to the ranch too?

I think we'll be safer in there.

I know, but when
are we going to come back?

When the place is full of cops
and we can't even show our faces?

We'll figure it out later.

Remember the last commandment,
don't expose yourself.

I honestly prefer to stay here.
You can go, don't worry.

I'll hide and plan how we can return
the favor to the Government.

- Come on, let's go.
- I'm coming.

Pablo, listen to me.

You don't want to travel
on a DEA's plane, let's go.

No, Pedro.
Do as I say.

I'm going to stay.

Besides, the Colonel still works for us.

That guarantees nothing is going
to happen to us or to our families.

You understand?

What a stubborn guy,
for God's sake.

So, that paper means we won't have
the same problem we had with Pedro Motoa?

That's right, Mr. President.

If any of these
five crooks is captured,

we'll immediately start
the extradition procedures.

So,

that means

we only need
to arrest them.

Mr. President,
the National Police are working on it.

It's a priority.

General, rumors say that
those criminals are walking free

around Medellín's streets.

I'm sorry, I don't know
who your sources are,

but Colonel Pedregal,
Antioquia's Police Chief,

says that they are missing,
and I believe him.

That means someone
must be wrong.

If those criminals are missing,
how are you going to capture them?

- Reinforcing the intelligence work.
- No, General.

I gave you enough time
to reinforce what you had to reinforce.

The colonel you're talking about
has to be replaced.

I saw the news too,
and I understand you are worried.

Do you have any news
about the Bogota issue?

Not yet, but they will start
asking me for results.

Listen, Colonel.
Can I spend the night with my family?

Well, yes.
At least I'll know where you are.

You haven't answered my question.

Can I spend
the night with my family?

Of course you can, man.

But we'll have
to meet tomorrow.

I can no longer protect you
with those arrest warrants,

at least not the way I used to.

Yes, I know.

The rules changed for everyone.

Thank you very much, Colonel.

Listen,

have we confirmed that
the subject is still in the building

after what happened on the news?

Yes, sir. He is.

Then let's set the alarm clock
very early in the morning tomorrow,

in case the police get
there earlier and take him.

All right, sir.

As you say, Don Gerardo.

Hello.

Excuse me for calling this early
but I have news for you.

Don't worry, General.
Tell me.

Guess who is the new
Antioquia's Police Chief?

MEDELLÍN
JANUARY 13, 1988

- Sweetie, what's going on?
- Don't wake up, keep sleeping.

What's happening?
Are you leaving?

After what happened tonight,

I can't stay here
exposing myself.

Where are going to go now?

I'm going to one
of the hideaways.

You know what I need?

Solve Emilio's school
problem, okay?

Do your best to make
that boy comfortable, okay?

Don't worry,
I'll take care of that.

Do me a favor.

Take care of yourself, okay?

Of course I will.

When are you coming back?

I don't know when,
but I'll let you know.

May God be with you.

I love you very much,
you hear me?

Hand me the agenda
and the ball pen, please.

Take care and
say hello to the children, okay?

Tell them I love them very much.

Okay, go back to sleep.

Do you think he is
in any of those cars?

They say Pablo Escobar
is not an early riser.

Hurry up, man.
It's going to get late.

What's up with this car, dude?

May I help you? Hey!

Call Paty, please.

Hang up.

Emilio, sweetie!

- Are you okay?
- Yes.

- Are you in pain?
- No.

Help me, darling.

Please.

Sweetie!

Dani, sweetie!

Hold my hand.
Come on, hold my hand.

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 undocumented situations.