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- Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami. Watch the documentary series saga on August 4th, only on Netflix.
Fifteen years after the release of his original cult classic film comes director Billy Corben’s Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami - a six-part saga on the South Florida traffickers indicted in one of the largest drug cases in U.S. history. Alleged to be the chief U.S. distributors for two of Colombia’s biggest cartels, Cuban exiles Augusto “Willy” Falcon and Salvador “Sal” Magluta were accused of smuggling over 75 tons of cocaine into the U.S. in the 1980s. The high school friends built a reputed $2 billion empire that made Willy and Sal, aka “Los Muchachos,” two of Miami’s biggest celebrities. While law enforcement plotted their takedown, the world champion powerboat racers managed to skillfully outrun and outmaneuver prosecution for decades before the chase finally came to an end. Featuring colorful interviews with those closest to them, their defense team, and the Feds tasked with taking them down, the series paints a vivid portrait of the last of Miami’s “Cocaine Cowboys".
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Two childhood friends go from high school dropouts to the most powerful drug kingpins in Miami in this true story of a crime saga that spanned decades. - บันเทิง
It seems Netflix is now the second biggest beneficiary from cocaine buisness.
since they got us hooked on Narcos
@@DS-iz4lz yup man I am familiar with Netflix from Narcos,that was the only good show on cocaine
And some and yet a multi million dollar company go out and get the cheepest employees so they can pay them peanuts and the fat cats can really sleep well at Christmas on millions of dollars boats in Monte Carlo hooray for Netflix
So true they’re the real drug here lol
@Arif, it says a lot about us subscribers that @Netflix has so many shows about cocaine 😢...
`Netflix stop playing and give Narcos Mexico Season 3 its been years
It's coming out soon! This fall!
It’s got to be done!
So much truth. Thank You!!!!
Dude that and stranger things 4 need to be released. To be honest I liked narcos Mexico more than the regular narcos.
@ScoresMan923 LFSW that's what I'm saying. When they focused on Cali cartel it just wasnt the same. I hope it doesn't happen with Mexico now that Gallardo is locked up.
Love these 80s Miami story’s, if there would be a time travel machine i would travel to Miami in the 80s
If you did go back you might get shot and never come back!!!! Especially living that life.
angel ortiz i didn’t mean it that way, i like these story’s but i don’t want to be involved in the drug trafficking just the time, music, clothing
Miami was a shit hole then..... Other than all the docs the celebrate and glamourize drug traffickers' (not dealers as that life is a lot less pretty) and murders. It is amazing to me that people look at a doc about someone with fancy cars, women and money and assume that means it must have been a great time to be around haha. There's people who are living this lifestyle today (that they will make movies about in 30+ years glamorizing it as the hay days in a beautiful utopian drug trafficking life), if you really want it, go talk to them and start selling their products and hope to work your way up the ladder... without getting killed or busted. Goodluck!
@@Lhansmeyer33 wrong. Miami in the late 80s and early 90s became a renaissance city. It was booming,actors,celebs etc were moving here because real estate was at an all time high and NO STATE TAX. If anything miami is boring now but it was in its prime when these guys were running the streets.
@@MIGGYME1 so was LA and NY. What's your point? Having a few actors there doesn't make a city great. Especially for your average citizen. Also... I wouldn't call Miami boring nowadays haha. I always have a great time there.
Real estate prices are still high in Miami. And no income tax doesn't make a state or city great. There's so many shithole cities in Florida and in Texas. They still get that tax money from other places too.... it's not always a benefit to have zero income tax. It only benefits the few people who make tons of legal money. The rest end up paying shitloads more in other fees and property taxes. So yes.... these idiots online talking about how great it would be would be the ones footing the bill for the handful of actors who moved there. Haha
Quitting while you're ahead isn't the same as quitting. Sal said "I'll quit when I have a billion." When he already had $100 million and no one suspected him of a thing. Like that dealer Jorge said, "it's a war you can never win, the only victory is walking away."
gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em
Willie said that
It’s a silly notion cause the cautious would very likely never start in the first place. So expecting a high risk reward personality to then be conservative is a tall order
I am glad to have lived Miami in the 80s. Nothing on Netflix or Hollywood can describe the surreal times we lived.
stop lying
When you've made more money than you can spend in 5 lifetimes you gotta know when to step back. Running from the biggest mafia gang (The American government) will never end in your favour.
Amen
The hustle/power/fame was the goal by that point, not the money itself or pursuance of more of it. Or, they were just THAT greedy...i think the less tangible motives make more senes though
The American government are the ones that run that racket… they pay these guys to do the job
@@patscool234 I think it's more like the American government run a coke racket and they stop people running their own hustle cause it's like moving in on their turf, eliminate the competition.
Thanks for your input toss pot
I feel like playing some gta vice city.
The Soundtrack to that was incredible, as an avid Funk fan
Literallyyy
Finally! I’ve been waiting for part 3 for years!!
It's interesting how they make it seem like a fun & easy profession.
That's Netflix for ya.
It is when your at the top
Glorifying tf out of it and people are eating it up. Disgusting.
@@chickenfisher9670 havent seen this one but i saw the original movie/ documentary. It shows the bad parts of it and the people that got killed including children. I assume this one shows that side too. Dont just go by the trailer
@@albenmurcia4716 I watched the second episode with a friend, he watched the first before we watched episode 2 and yeah... it really glorifies it. They make it seem like dealing coke is such a cool and fun thing, they mention people dying and what not but never in a dark tone. They just kind of skim over that stuff.
I never understood the love for Narcos, when Cocaine Cowboys is far better and actually accurate to the events that occurred. One of the greatest documentary series ever made.
Hopefully we can see a movie or series soon !!!!
Because Narcos is a series, not a doc. Docs are almost always a lot boring
The intro music to cocaine cowboys makes me happy the second I hear it
Period
I couldn't get into Narcos but this looks good, I thought it was a movie. So it is a series and pervious seasons are already out? I might need to call my sister for her netflix password.
I want to see Griselda and Pablo on Narcos during the cocaine cowboys war.
Me too
Rafa and Rivi too
@@BKMentality love Raaaafaaaaaa
Pablo was just the front man for the actual boss
Fidel Castro the real boss
Man I hope they get the soundtrack right....that Jan Hammer soundtrack made the original Cocaine Cowboys movie ☺️
Thats defintely the best drug dealer documentary made. You Watch it over and over again.
@@JacobStayViben is it on netflix too?
@@Charsi_Escobar it use to be. They took it off
The soundtrack was terrible except "The bee gees" 👏🤩 music..
@@naturalbeauty4734hahahahha. I agree. It was pure irritating noise. I couldn’t press the skip button fast enough. I found the documentary annoying, especially the first episode. It was really difficult to read the English subtitles as they weren’t up long enough.
This was a great documentary. Really great story tellers especially Sals chick Marilyn Bonachea.
She's good at singing and telling tales. 😂
She’s an awful person. Huge hypocrite and reaped the rewards when everything was going well but then tried to play the victim card at end.
@@slaub2wasn’t she absolutely awful. Real reprobate of a woman. Her laughing every minute really annoyed me. There’s nothing funny or humorous about their lifestyle. She feigns innocence, but she assisted and facilitated for them.
Hollywoods really struggling here.
Documentary remakes.
Blonde: "Not gonna lie, he wasn't the first drug dealer I went out with"
Red Pilled Men: "...In other news, water is wet..."
Yeah just a stinking huer
Oh you are one of those
@Death 2 Marxist and you are the guy from american history x but in that intimate scene where he makes love to a bunch of white supremacists
hahah I am so glad someone else caught this! It's like when I see an NBA players wife say "This isn't the first athlete I dated" hmmm you don't say? lol some of them are on there 3rd or 4th baller! I believe that most of them are always on the hunt for the next dude when the current guy drops them. It's amazing, they will be single for all of 48 hours and then with another player locked in like nothing happened. These clownass dudes can't see how bad they are getting played! In a world with soo many beautiful and desperate women, how in the hell are you going to date a woman who has already dated other players in the NBA? that is just amazing to me!
Women get used to a lifestyle and will do or put up with anything to retain it. With the ultimate goal of getting pregnant/married before they hit the wall.
@@albenmurcia4716 hahah that's good
Literally always ends 1 way but im still going to watch it 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
This ain’t the original cocaine cowboy.... I can’t wait tho
When things were at their very worst:
2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy.
Scientists will say it was a global illusion.
Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again.
After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way.
Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet
- will seem to rise from the dead
- will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one.
One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist.
Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent.
"Many events, including ecological upheavals, wars, the schism in My Church on Earth, the dictatorships in each of your nations - bound as one, at its very core - will all take place at the same time."
1 November 2012
The Book of Truth
@@michagabo8819 oh shut up
What? Cocaine Cowboys were big time cocaine traffickers during the bloodiest time in Miami which was the early 1980s. I’m confused on what you mean by “not the original cocaine cowboy”???
@@Cozmic-mike I don't know what OP is referring to but as an Older human I can tell you before the story of these drug trafficers was widely known Cocaine Cowboy was used for lots of stuffs. The only thing I can specifically think of is a 70s movie with Jack Palance (the old mean cowboy from City Slickers, and if you are too young to know City Slickers then I hate you jk).
@@Cozmic-mike Mickey Munday and Jon Roberts
So awesome that their going to have a cocaine cowboys on Netflix!!!! I loved the first one and I hope they have a awesome soundtrack just like the first one!!!! This one definitely has big shoes to fill compared to the first one
Ya it's so cool! It's so cool glorifying ppl that helped destroy the lives of millions of ppl! They're so cool man! I hope I get to destroy millions of lives for money one day !!! Smfh... I feel like I got stuck in the special Ed class on accident and I'm surrounded by fkn idiots. .
@@solarpanel8195 lol
The first one is of the best documentaries ever music in it was by Jan hammer who done miami vice soundtrack so it will be hard to top that
Is this first one on Netflix? What’s it called?
@@dollazNzentz dunno if its on Netflix... but its called Cocaine Cowboys - and its truly captivating. Best documentary ive ever seen.
I got a question tho, who made the first song on the first episode? Of the new show
@@ohrightok9750 yes thats the best with the woman in it the cocaine godmother that docu was better
Yeah the third in the series would’ve been as good as the first if they only used the same background drums and Jan Hammer music. The music itself was half the movie. I started watching the first episode but it’s not as fun…
Lookin exciting! looking really exciting! Omg I can’t wait ! Aug 4th ?!?!!!
Part 1 and 2 are must watch multiple times can't wait to see this one
Need to do a mini-series on El Mono “The Monkey” and a full intricate series about Barry Seal and Mena, Arkansas. Chapter 4 in Cocaine Cowboys 🤘🤘🤘
Agree 100% yasss 👏👏
Isnt mena arkansas where those two teenage boys were found dead on the railroad tracks and people think the clintons had something to do with it??
@@MIGGYME1 The deaths of Kevin Ives and Don Henry. The Boys on The Tracks. I’m right next door in Oklahoma so the case was big news back then and some of us haven’t forgotten.
All of the witnesses to the Boys on The Tracks case were murdered. Keith McKaskle, a large man who owned a night club, whose speciality was breaking up knife fights with his bare hands, was found murdered with over 120 stab wound. Boonie Bearden’s body has never been found. Linda Ives, Kevin Ives’ mother, just passed away in June. She went 34 years trying to get the truth and was stopped every step of the way. Makes you wonder who you can and can’t trust.
Yes
@@OklahomaHistoryLegends Was there a movie/ documentary made about this tragic story? I mean DAMN 😮😳
Funny, top officials rarely get the same spotlight or sentenced for their involvement in criminal activity/corruption, so who's the real drug dealers!?
Smh I know right
The real drug dealers are the US Federal Government
@@t-rose3578 indeed!!
My favorite part was sal calling his girlfriend to read her the Bible like that's makes it all okay..he apparently doesn't know the definition of repentance. It's to turn away from the sin and not repeat it...you can't just do whatever you like during the week..go to confess on Sunday and do it all again on Monday. God won't honor that because you really aren't sorry...your heart becomes more hard every single time...
For real! Tell em fam!!
Bla bla bla, I want some cocaine stories
@@chriscastillo4275 😂😂😂😂
This documentary series is nothing but a smear campaign by a bunch of feds who are butt hurt because they lost.
@@t-rose3578 The government actually won in the end 😂. They never lost. Sal and willie tried to be sneaky but feds caught on
Bet this won't hold a candle to the first one.
The first one was jaw dropping!
The first is one of the best documentaries of ALL TIME.
I mean they had access to Griselda right hand man.
What's the first one ?? Haven't watched it
I am still shocked it wasn't made into a movie yet.
What's the first?
The Jon roberts book was great .. it showed me Scarface was not so far fetched as i thought . Lol
American Desperado is a great read!!
what a lovely guy he was...
@@22Bodhi A real page turner. When I bought it the book was so good my friend read the whole thing to me out loud because he wanted to read it too. 😂
Jon Roberts actually talked about how unrealistic Scarface was lol.
@@derekknott3596 Jon Roberts also said he didn't really like cocaine and didn't understood why people were so excited about it.
I was skeptical, but this was very well done. 👍🏾
I now understand why plea deals are made, as it is very difficult to prove guilt in the court of law.
Especially when your jurors are being bribed and your witnesses are being killed.
Or, even if you do prove it, very difficult to get a jury to definitely see it that way and unanimously agree. No guarantee.
very good series, very well made!
This is what Florida still is till this day……
Damn
I just watched it and all I came away with was Sal was a self centered person who deserves all the time in prison he could get.He let his own Dad and Son go down and to me that’s not gangster at all. I think the first one with John and Mickey was way better
I still can’t believe he gambled his family freedom
@@tanjanique100 I know people just like him and let family members go through hell so they can stay living good and honestly I don’t know how they sleep at night.
Who's john and mickey?
@@christopherayettey4390 Jon Roberts and Mickey Munday, two of the "stars" of the first Cocaine Cowboys doc. Highly recommended.
0:35 You can tell...a woman who makes good decisions.
If you ain’t seeing cocaine cowboys already ,you lived under a rock🤦🏽♂️
I live in a house 🙋♂️ and I haven't seen 'Cocaine Cowboys'.
This is not the same cocaine cowboys that’s already out you fool . Crawl back under your rock 🪨
U must be slow this isn’t the same one
These are the real Cocaine Cowboys.
@@user-nq8tr1hw3w its the same guys
To me nothing beats the first cocaine cowboys but this show was great I binge watched it in a few hours
This was a very good documentary and I think Netflix should do a narcos season on these guys.
Was a great documentary but would’ve been awesome if they made a movie out the whole thing !!
Netflix be like: oh you wanted stranger things 4? Here’s another drug documentary!
Nice I like it
Filming of Stranger Things S4 is not yet finished.
The most surprising thing that stuck out to me in the trailer: Pan con lechon was 99 cents?! (1:17)
What's that? I'm curious?
@@meluk6991 Pulled pork sandwich. 🇨🇺
@@jebby16 haha I figured lechon was pork our neighboring Philippines call it that. But damn 99 cents eh 😆
I remember in the 80’s as a young teenager watching the boat races on wide world of sports. I never forget the name Willy falcon and Sal magluta
Finally!! Read a book about scarface hotel and was amazed of los muchachos. They the reason i listnening to one of my favorite song makin it by david naughton. They played it all the time in mutiny hotel.
Thank you Billy Corben.
yesssss I can't wait. Jorge Valdes hinted at this during his Koncrete podcast
Oh so that's the guy... I forgotten his name, saw some podcast about him..
@@ritchierich2793 it was unbelievable. He did such a wonderful job in that podcast. Better than the vladtv one because Danny actually let Jorge tell the story without interrupting him 100 times like he and vlad usually do
This documentary was so 🔥🔥 I liked this one because they were different from the typical drug lords.
Any know If this 6 part doc going be released on blu ray dvd one day are just remaining on netflix?
Does anybody know the name of the song that's being played on the last episode of the series? "Kings of Miami"? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
Please please tell me you know the first song in the first episode. The one pit bull sings
I’m trying to find it too
“blood sport by pitbull”
but cant find it too, i think netflix owned it and they dont share lol
Great doc!!!
Woww i just saw the documentary it was insanely good
Can’t wait to watch this
Peggy caught trying to sell cocaine AFTER his interview🤦🏽♂️
well done Billie..🙌🏻
This doc was amazing , just like any other Billy Corbin movie. It would be great if they updated to include Willy Falcon’s arrest that story is pretty incredible too.
This was a good watch doesn’t end the way you think it would!!
Where was pablo during this time though im on episide two and i don't get how his name isn't mentioned
@@christopherayettey4390 He’s not it’s all about these two guys an everybody their involved wit
@@dennishenderson3034 yeah i get that.. But i mean where was pablo during their run
@@christopherayettey4390 Pablo lived and died in colombia he ran all his operations strictly from his homeland.
Pablo was a supllier. This is strictly talking about cocaine in America. Pablo was already dead when these guys were going to trial. They didn't care who was running it as long as they got their shipments and sold it. The game dont change just the players
Amo os documentários da Netflix, são os melhores
They were unicorns compared to Griselda Blanco she was cold asf she still gives me chills. These dudes were a bit more warm than she was, like they seemed likeable haha
She was the devil
She was killed.
Rivi was likable as killers go lol
How do you remake cocaine cowboys?
WHATS THE NAME OF THE SONG AT THE END OF THE LAST EPISODE?
How is this not made into a movie?
Pegy seems like a funny guy.. sucks that he went back to jail after the doc
Funny, definitely not smart
He did rat Sal and Willy out though.
He's also a registered sex offender
I have to admit I love this documentary.. OFFICIAL 💯💪🏽✊🏾
Me too it was insanr
@V P I did as well! Took me WAY back to the good ole 80’s 😜
💯👊👊👊 just finished watching!💯💯💯
Wait, is this a new cocaine cowboys?
yes
Tge original one had a unique vibe
Yes about the biggest Cuban cocaine cowboys Willy Falcon and Sal Magluta in Miami in the '80s
Will be watching
Whats the last song from episode 6 cant find it… would be nice to know 😄
The bald guy is my family member and when we found out we called him like 3-4 days later
Recut?
Who knows who is performing the song from the episode 6 ending(42 minute)? When the rappers are mentioning Sal and Willy in the song?
Does anyone know where i can listen to any of the music in this series??? Shazam finds nearly nothing
Just watched completely amazing
I read this book in jail. I went to bed frightened most nights thinking about how ruthless the dude was.
Uhhhh they were NOTHING compared to the Colombians and the Cartel. Like nothing compared to them
Ben Kramer, Willie and Sal, Don Aronow, Jorge Valdes-- could you imagine the time? Valdes was driving $300k “Gembala” Porsche 911s in the 80s. Kramer,Aronow,Sal etc we’re all pumping millions into their race teams/boat manufacturing businesses. (Apache boats etc) -- what a crazy time before social media and cell phones
Did you know WIllie and Sal use to work for Jorge Valdes before pushing him out and taking over his connect
@@vernonsolo You miat have seen my interview with his Gemballa Porsche :D
# 1ship yard manufacture unique excellent great guys humble,,,
I would have LOVED to have been right in the middle of it 😜😎
Coke and dope are Netflix's only hope.
Lmao good one
I loved it very well documented
Greet series ty
Great series
Would like to know wich is the track playing in the background?
Does anyone know that Los Muchachos song that plays at the end of episode 1 and throughout episode 2?
bro i want to know the same thing. SOunds like classic cuban salsa. Amazing soundtrack
Let me know if you find it
Does any know the first Salsa song in Episode2 ?!
Let me know if you find it
From the thumbnail, I legit thought it was David hasslehoff.
This shit was 12 years in the making
Yeah I'm first wow netflix making more drug movies yay
My Aunt lived in the same apartment or whatever you want to call it next to these dealers when they just started to sell drugs and we’re poor
WHERE CAN YOU PURCHASE THE DVD AT
Anyone know name of the salsa song at the end of credits of first episode "te jugaron los muchachos...?" Tried to Shazam 3 times and nothing
Have you shazamed it?
Anyone know the song in the trailer by gente de zona? Or atleast I think it’s them
Check out the documentary Cocaine Cowboys 2006. 1080p (not the Netflix one!) on TH-cam!
Good story, i watched but when is season 2? N who will it be about
Raconteur did an amazing doc on the Cocaine Cowboys years ago.
This looks like a cheap reality TV show.
Stick with the original 2006 version
the 2006 story leaves out a major part of that time.
@Raf It was a documentary about the drug dealing era in miami and theres not a single mention of cubans and the role they played. thats what this is.
Every drug kingpin doc claims “the biggest drug dealer” title. So who really is it?
Pablo
Pablo emilio escobar gaviria
Fabio Ochoa
Marcus Garvey
The CIA. Ask the real Ricky Ross, Linda Ives, Kevin Ives and Don Henry.
Yess
can anyone tell me name of the song at 1 minute
No Hagas Planes - El Micha
What is the name of the Spanish disco song in episode 1?
So that’s why Miami Cubans have so much money…
whats the song from Ep 2
There are already three documentaries called "Cocaine Cowboys" (2006), "Cocaine Cowboys 2" (2008) and "Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded" (2014)
Just watched cocaine cowboys reloaded and wow what a documentary. I now need to watch the previous two
The most delusional of them all was Marilyn!!! She couldn’t stop from being on her knees throughout the whole documentary about Sal!What’s sadder is that she’s still mentally living in the past till this day!
They were all snakes and threw each other under the bus. Good show tho lmao
Yet here's another show were you glorify terrible role models and portray them as some kind of heroes. They weren't selling candies, they destroyed families and hurt so much people. It's just wrong...
And there's still people in the comments saying "they got screwed" in terms of sentencing like !?!?!?!?
Na na na amigo, Lil Nas X and Cardi B are terrible role models. Or and especially Honey Boo Boo, or homies from any inner city. While these dudes were functional and successful members of the society.
@@user-mb3dx5fl9f and they killed several people, ruined lived trough killing and causing addictions and thus overdoses, families and people ruined.
Where can I listen to the song that pitbull sings at the very start? I can't find it anywhere
Bro me either and I’m losing my mind
@@Mamo-Real I found out its called "bloodsport" if that helps in your search. I still haven't had any luck
Pit Bull remake of BloodSport, look on TH-cam search. Interview with him regarding making it, I think it belongs to Netflix though so you know they won’t drop it on iTunes or Spotify 🙄
anyone know the song in the ending of the first episode?? a latin beat
Another sweet movie
Absolutely stunning