He did. But I wish the Chapo in this Narcos series was played by someone else... like the "El Chapo" Netflix series actor. He looked and acted more the part, I think.
@@rayfinkle9369 i havent seen the el chapo series yet but i really like the chapo actor in narcos just because of his energy and shows kinda how loyal and ambitious he was when he was young.
Estoy de acuerdo. La neta es que la industria se enfoca más a los riesgos sin alienar ningún demográfico político. Netflix tiene más libertad por lo cual no tiene que pertenecer a ningun grupo
Jesus Aranda Mexicans and Columbians DON'T like each other. Hell, even certain Mexicans don't like certain Mexicans. Latinos in general are very prejudice to one another. But business is business and we will tolerate each other to make money.
God, he is perfect. Not many actors can speak intelligently about their work and the process like this, especially in a non-native language. This was fascinating to hear him describe the dichotomy of what he learned about his character now versus what he remembers experiencing and hearing as a kid growing up in Mexico. He’s terrific and needs to be in more things.
@@HeartThatLoves He’s hiding somewhere out of the business with a few dozen men around him, definitely in another country and somewhere very very secret
@@Unknown-zt8mz Good for him. If he was anything as cool as he was in Narcos IRL he deserves to live the rest of his days free and in peace... Many evil men never spend a single day in a prison cell... I hope Miguel Angel comes out soon too
@@mariolisa2832 I mean there is Bandits with hearts and stuff, but yeah he is 100% out of the business. Nobody would Risk doing Any business with him Any more, and all his friends/associates are Dead Or in jail.
“There are so many criminals out there wearing suits and making decisions for our country...” I would add, “for the world.” Never have I heard a more informed and true statement. Diego is absolutely right! 👏🏼👏🏼👊🏼 Not only is Diego a tremendously talented actor, but intelligent and informed. Love him!
Narcos Mexico is one of the most epic series I’ve watched in my life. The acting was so damn good!! Diego Luna and Joaquin Cosío’s (Don Neto) performances on the show were just amazing. There aren’t enough words to commend these guys and everyone else who was a part of this project!!!
@@Elizabethx15 i know this comment is old, but did you really just say Power…? You’re crazy lmaoo. Power was great for like 2 seasons, and then it became absolute garbage. Narcos is way better as a whole.
Just finished the season it was really good... the ending was a little lacking but this will pick up next season...loved Don Neto that dude was a beast
"Television is taking the risks cinema is not taking anymore." - 110% agree with this; and even if it isn't entirely true, I can personally say that I've had more fulfilling experiences with the television shows I've watched in the past 5-10 years than with the movies I've watched that were released in that same span of time
I enjoyed your response. I agree as well. I believe the greatest forms art has an element of danger that challenges us in some way. I think recent films have been playing safe with no real impact on its viewers. TV shows like this are much appreciated during this time
Absolutely! If a friend asked me to see another superhero movie, I'm going to f****** scream! How many times can people absorb the same b******* over and over. Mainstream anything sucks anymore. Nowadays I have a hard time identifying with new music. I always just assumed I'm getting old, LOL. But no, I think everything is just getting really dumbed down.
One day this man will be winning an Oscar for something and my heart will feel so warm when I remember I used to watch him on Spanish soaps in the 90's as a kid. So happy and proud of him and how long he's come with his acting. Every Mexican actor knows how hard almost nearly impossible it is to make it on to the American market.
@@harkirpalsingh9892 Yeah, Jason Bourne! They had some secret beef with Clarice from The Silence of the Lambs. Clarice was so terrified of Hannibal she went to space to avoid him! 🤣
alot of people watching outside of mexico dont realize these people being played by actors are real and people lived through this and alot are still alive.
Oh, don't worry. We do realise that most of the characters are existing in real life. I'm from Poland and we know quite a lot about what is going on and was going on in other countries throughout their history. That's why shows like that are very fascinating because they are based on real events. I would love to see Mexico.
Don Neto plot twist where he says something like, "My son would never forgive me for hurting his best friend...............but I would never forgive myself if I let my son's killer live." *hands his sicario his silver and gold inlayed colt 1911*
It amazes me how humble he is as an actor, it's so rare. Most of them are nothing but egotistical assholes. It's great to see someone so down to earth that appreciates the people he works with. Really nice to see this nowadays. I hope to see more of Diego in the near future.
Being an American fan hearing him break down the wedding scene makes me wish we could get a big latino movie or show that isnt based on a negative character. I Like the way he talked about the energy in the room among all the people who were in the production was dope.
Diego Luna is an amazing actor and a great person, I remember meeting him in Merida at a hotel, he was having dinner alone, and I was with a lot of people having fun and drinks, I saw him in the restroom and we started to talk, after that I invited him to my table with my friends, we went to a bar after that and got hammered.
One thing that I have learned from almost 90 percent of his interviews that I've seen is that, I've never heard a guy being so honest about the drug problem and about it still being a big problem in today's world and ESPECIALLY his fearlessness about talking about the stakes of "Powerful People", indicating towards the politicians and large organizations, in giving this drug business a push, about their involvement in the expansion of this dirty business. This guy has lately been the most honest and fearless guy in the entertainment industry, according to my observation. I hope he keeps up this honesty and fearlessness.
Narcos Mexico - so addicted I'm already watching it for the second time! For those paying close attention - I'm glad this show is, although subtle, giving people the truth that this is not just Mexico. As they say - it takes two to tango. The U.S. has been a major player in pushing this drug war. Whether it is through manipulating drug cartels to fight against each other - or furnishing them with military style weapons - down to introducing them to Colombians for the Coke trade.
US is the reason ppl flee their countries and then they complain that its an invasion wen the US is the one that started the whole war in the first place? They wont stop it cuz they want money and drugs and death
Very well said Ghosty. Some things were spelt out for us, other things we had to read inbetween the lines to get thenfull picture. I like that, that the Narcos creators risked upsetting powerful people by telling the truth but did it in a way that couldn't be sued lol The President? The brother? The defence Secretary? All corrupt pieces of shit. In Narcos mexico season 3 they came straight out with it and said Carlos Hank Gonzalez was literally the most powerful and corrupt man in mexico. Now we all know...
The way Diego carried his character until the end of the series made me love Narcos Mexico. Portraying the man who only cares about money rather than having partners and friends.
I only discovered Narcos recently and binge watched all six seasons in a few weeks. An excellent series and no weak links amongst the actors. All the Actors nailed their roles
Absolutely incredible actor. In season 2 of the series he reminded a lot of Michael Corleone in Godfather Part 2. You could see the regret on his face as he became disconnected from his family and more desperate in his business dealings.
It's very satisfying to hear how Diego expresses himself. With every word, he's articulate, straightforward and interesting - A lot of insight. Perfect choice for El Jefe de Jefes
This series was amazing there’s a lot of people that said they didn’t really dig it compared to the past 3 seasons honestly narcos is just getting started on the Mexican cartels just watch till you see all the crazy shit that went down with all the cartels “ cartel Arellano Felix Sinaloa cartel the gulf cartel the Leyva Beltran cartel los zetas shit gonna be lit
I can't say I love this season as much as I loved the others, but I've certainly gained a new respect for Luna as as actor. He's brilliant as Gallardo!
Tina Siegel I completely agree cuz el señor de los cielo isn’t realistic like maybe the first season was but the rest of the show is pure fiction it’s sorta bad
It’s amazing to see such a humble actor who has so much knowledge and poise to elaborate on his reasoning to do things in the show the way he did. I loved narcos Mexico and can’t wait for the next season
Man, this was the first season of Narcos Mexico, it talks more about Mexico's history of the 80's and the history of the first drug dealers. I am sure that next seasons will be very violent, even more than Narcos with Pablo Escobar. You know, the war is about to start, Drug cartels fighting each other, DEA confronting them and the Mexican government killing those who don't serve them.
So far the best Narcos story from all others from previous episodes. Escobar were alright but this one was very well explained and gave you an understanding of how things really are.
You say that because the stage was already set by the previous seasons before. Not so much time had to be wasted setting the scenes, we dive pretty much straight into it. At first, i thought it was a slow burner but looking back now i think i need to rewatch Mexico again because i probably missed a lot of lore at the start...
A wonderful interview. Diego Luna seems to be a man very in touch with himself, his feelings, and the realities of this sometimes ugly world. His portrayal of Felix Gallardo was captivating. I enjoyed both Narcos and Narcos: Mexico so much I've seen both several times. Hoping for a Narcos: Mexico Season 4!
YO! SAAAAAAME! I used to watch that movie everyday after school in middle school! I was IN LOVE with this man! P.S. that movie does not get enough love. Choreography was tight, got a lil history lesson with your romance, and that soundtrack?! Countless bops!
We better get a full season about the biggest Mexican Narco of all time...... Amado Carrillo Fuentes aka Lord of the Skies, and his Juarez Cartel (at/in his prime..... Pablo Acosta was still alive in 4, and he was just starting out).
B. G. Some viewers don't understand the magnitude of these characters and how larger than life they were when they reigned in the drug trade. Amado Carillo learned the ropes from Acosta who was a monster in the drug trade in the Ojinaga border and also set him up to be taken down by Calderoni. Amado Carillo took the business to another level and displaced the Colombian cartels and even had the audacity to jack12 tons from Escobar just because. Growing up in L.A. in the early 90s though the word in the streets was that Manuel Salcido Uzeta was the big dawg. Under him were other bosses such as Emelio and Juan Quintero Payan and Ines Calderon Quintero and el Chapo Caro and El Azul. He was the quintessential Mexican trafficker and he was no joke. I remember when he was ambushed and shot 90 times while he was riding in Zapopan and he tried fighting back even throwing an defective grenade that failed to activate. His rise to the top is the stuff of movies. Where I grew up there lived people that were from San Ignacio and told stories about him; many hated him and others respected him, but all agreed that el Cochi was and always has been the baddest mofo of them all along with Aviles so much so that he avenged Aviles.
Diego is amazing as actor and a person. I can’t believe I grew up watching him in novelas and now in these amazing projects. I see how much he has grown and to see how much he loves our Mexico.. síguele cabron eres chingon...
It really is...I always listen for prepositions because those are hardest to get right, even in your first language. For the most part, his are perfect.
Possibly the best TV show since The Sopranos. Diego's performance in Narcos Mexico reminds of Al Pacino's in The Godfather. That final scene/conversation between Miguel Angel and Walt Breslin was a masterpiece.....
All i can picture is Miguel Angel speaking to us in his dapper suit and slick hair. i keep waiting for him to light up that Marlboro. Damn the way he smoked made me resume smokin for as long as i was watching the show
Got addicted to all "Diego Luna's interviews" right after finishing Narcos: Mexico. Who else did the same? Btw, big respect to the host he's so respectful of his guests not interrupting them. ♡♡♡
Big fan of Narcos, even more so about Narcos Mexico. Love the story and cinematography. I feel Diego Luna to be a well rounded actor who has evolved throughout the years from the beginning making telenovelas. I would like to see his talent more in today's television/cinema. He has much to contribute. Great job Narcos team!
for the last 2 days I somehow happened to rewatch this whole series. I was even more stunned by the quality (and disgusted from the great reality) of this series and its deep message, than at the first time. Big Respect to all involved. Just brilliant!
His patience and detail in the answers are amazing. So I now love him for his passion as much as for his craft. His absence as Felix WAS a void in season 3. Tho it was an amazing season still; I missed Felix.
Spoiler alert! I love how they brought back Brazilian actor Wagner Mouro for just one episode of "Narcos: Mexico" (2018) where he played drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, the very character for which he was Golden Globe-nominated in the earlier "Narcos" (2015)🧐👍
Diego has come such a long way from telenovelas to becoming a real talented and serious actor. I hope that he continues to make the right choices for himself to become one of Mexico's greatest actors. 🇲🇽
Great show, Diego crushed it. Amazing cast, cant wait to see more of Chapo in the next season. He was badass, cant wait to see how he got into control.
Yo the moment when he walks up on BENJAMIN and everybody else haha ISABELLA FACE PRICELESS AND CHAPO YELLING (it's a fucking army) hahahaha and it's felix he had everybody shook did that actual scens take place wondering u know?
This guy killed his role, you know the actor is too good when he plays a villain but makes the villain likable
He did. But I wish the Chapo in this Narcos series was played by someone else... like the "El Chapo" Netflix series actor. He looked and acted more the part, I think.
@@rayfinkle9369 i havent seen the el chapo series yet but i really like the chapo actor in narcos just because of his energy and shows kinda how loyal and ambitious he was when he was young.
nah nah don’t do my boi chapito like that :(, he killed the part especially when he lost his tunnel
His performance was on point. But you really have to credit the writing.
@@rayfinkle9369 U gotta remember he wasn't full blown El Chapo at this time in narcos
I like this interviewer, he listens, and never cuts off the person he's interviewing
Kinda like Joe Rogan
He is I love with him!! Haha
se nota que es fan de la serie jajaja yo haría lo mismo
True!
"Televison is taking the risk cinema is not taking anymore."
That's why we pay Netflix to watch shows
freedom Interesting thought. I'm sure there's probably some validity behind that statement.
What I like about Netflix is the creative freedom the shows have.
Estoy de acuerdo. La neta es que la industria se enfoca más a los riesgos sin alienar ningún demográfico político. Netflix tiene más libertad por lo cual no tiene que pertenecer a ningun grupo
TV shows clearly are more cinematic nowadays.
He has such a kind face and a sweet demeanor,that’s why it’s so impressive that he really pulled off this role
Hi Lexi 👋
The best episode was "leyenda" n the scene when felix came back with the military and shut Benjamin up n kick Isabella out of the meeting😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao i loved it
El Jefe De Jefes
That was the sexiest shit i have EVER seen. GOD DAMN!
That part was pure awesomeness
Young Khalifa did he kick her out
Narcos mexico was awesome. Diego was amazing.
Okay Ok will his character return next season?
AccidentalGenius 7 Felix Gallardo is still alive
Okay Ok totally agree with you Diego is an amazing actor.
@AccidentalGenius 7 real life felix gallardo hasn't died lmaoo
I heard he's going to play Tony Montana in a supposed scarface movie 2019
“Would you have really fed me to the hippos?”
“No...hippos don’t like Mexicans either”
😂
I reality mexicans and colombians we like each other a lot, and gangstsers been in wars but always mexicans end on top
@@jesusaranda5659 Pablo didn't like Mexicans
Im Mexican/American i thought the line was funny. Shit lets be honest. Everybody is racist in their own way. Just don't be a dicK about it.
Native I’m Mexican fam, I just thought the dialogue was hilarious
Jesus Aranda
Mexicans and Columbians DON'T like each other. Hell, even certain Mexicans don't like certain Mexicans. Latinos in general are very prejudice to one another. But business is business and we will tolerate each other to make money.
God, he is perfect. Not many actors can speak intelligently about their work and the process like this, especially in a non-native language. This was fascinating to hear him describe the dichotomy of what he learned about his character now versus what he remembers experiencing and hearing as a kid growing up in Mexico. He’s terrific and needs to be in more things.
He likes a lot of behind the scenes now a days. He likes directing and writing.
Hes the first Mexican to star in star wars
Juan Montoya what about the droid arturito?
Sounds like you want him
I'm having very naughty thoughts about Diego Luna and I right now😍😍😍
I dont speak a word of Spanish but I love how he talks in Narcos. His accent in Spanish adds to the story
I can teach you '3')♡
Do you watch narcos though
That’s the Sinaloa accent. I think he killed it even thou he’s from Mexico City
That's the Sinaloa accent
I also like the accent of Amado Carrillo in the show
when you realize Felix, Rafa and Neto are still alive 😦
& rafa is on the loose 💀
@@HeartThatLoves He’s hiding somewhere out of the business with a few dozen men around him, definitely in another country and somewhere very very secret
@@Unknown-zt8mz Good for him. If he was anything as cool as he was in Narcos IRL he deserves to live the rest of his days free and in peace... Many evil men never spend a single day in a prison cell... I hope Miguel Angel comes out soon too
@@mariolisa2832 I mean there is Bandits with hearts and stuff, but yeah he is 100% out of the business. Nobody would Risk doing Any business with him Any more, and all his friends/associates are Dead Or in jail.
@@HeartThatLoves wassup
“There are so many criminals out there wearing suits and making decisions for our country...” I would add, “for the world.”
Never have I heard a more informed and true statement. Diego is absolutely right! 👏🏼👏🏼👊🏼 Not only is Diego a tremendously talented actor, but intelligent and informed. Love him!
Becca.LAGirl yes that was spot on what he said
Benzo what excuse?
@Benzo She never said it was okay? Idk what they taught you in your school but they taught me reading comprehension
True
Benzo more like menso
Diego Luna one of the best actors that my beautiful Mexico has produced.
Isco Ambriz High quality!
Gael Garcia Bernal begs to differ. Haha
@@riggzrodriguez he said one of the best, not THE best
What about Pirata de culiacan?
Mamalo!
Somebody should count how many cigarettes were smoked throughout the entire season😂
I feel like just counting the cigarettes would give me lung cancer lol
Akhil Ravi lol so true
Oh. You should watch Mad Men S1-7. Narcos cigarettes fails in comparison.
@Akhil Ravi first thing I thought of. 😂
Seriously. I don’t smoke cigs but this series had me feigning lol
Narcos Mexico is one of the most epic series I’ve watched in my life. The acting was so damn good!! Diego Luna and Joaquin Cosío’s (Don Neto) performances on the show were just amazing. There aren’t enough words to commend these guys and everyone else who was a part of this project!!!
Sujosis V watch Power on starz, Black gangsters from NY. Narcos was good but not epic.
Also Tenoch Huerta...
Rafa by Tenoch Huerta was so damn good too, salio tan natural, su actuacion
@@Elizabethx15 i know this comment is old, but did you really just say Power…? You’re crazy lmaoo. Power was great for like 2 seasons, and then it became absolute garbage. Narcos is way better as a whole.
Gomorra will knock your socks off and zero zero zero but gommora is 1 also pesky blinder and gangs of London
I got so happy when I saw Blackie in the kidnapping of Felix Gallardo
BOB BRiX who? The Colombian?
yea
#metoo
you mean "flipper"?
George Tasan haha love that pool reference
Just finished the season it was really good... the ending was a little lacking but this will pick up next season...loved Don Neto that dude was a beast
Eddie Costa what about Rafa Caro Quintero
Rafa was a legend
Rafa, Don Neto, and Kikito dies. Gringos gonna take care of them .
@@tenzinphende3716 that's a lie. Rafa is still alive and a free man lol
@@tenzinphende3716 lies rafa and don neto are alive, the latter is under house arrest
"Television is taking the risks cinema is not taking anymore." - 110% agree with this; and even if it isn't entirely true, I can personally say that I've had more fulfilling experiences with the television shows I've watched in the past 5-10 years than with the movies I've watched that were released in that same span of time
for real man agree
Definitely.
I enjoyed your response. I agree as well. I believe the greatest forms art has an element of danger that challenges us in some way. I think recent films have been playing safe with no real impact on its viewers. TV shows like this are much appreciated during this time
prince49 I kind of agree especially if you compare "Narcos" to "Loving Pablo".
Absolutely! If a friend asked me to see another superhero movie, I'm going to f****** scream! How many times can people absorb the same b******* over and over. Mainstream anything sucks anymore. Nowadays I have a hard time identifying with new music. I always just assumed I'm getting old, LOL. But no, I think everything is just getting really dumbed down.
To me Diego Luna made me proud in Rogue One. I was glad a Mexican made it to Space 🙌🏻😂
Dodger Nation our favorite galaxy narco
@@gooffnow 🤣
Dodger Nation LatinoGang 🔥
Right !
Lmao
One day this man will be winning an Oscar for something and my heart will feel so warm when I remember I used to watch him on Spanish soaps in the 90's as a kid. So happy and proud of him and how long he's come with his acting. Every Mexican actor knows how hard almost nearly impossible it is to make it on to the American market.
El premio mayor right!!??
@@daliaramirez1930 that’s the one I was thinking when he was a little chubby kid
@Luis Coria yes he was a cute little gordito 🥰
P
I was born back in 1982
i just came to see "felix gallardo" talk in english😂😂
😂😂
You haven't watched Elysium? Pablo Escobar and Miguel Angel Félix Gallardo team up with Matt Damon to break into a space colony. 😂 🤣
@@krunalpatel4736 stop lying man , they both teamed up with jason bourne.
@@krunalpatel4736 hahahaha true
@@harkirpalsingh9892 Yeah, Jason Bourne! They had some secret beef with Clarice from The Silence of the Lambs. Clarice was so terrified of Hannibal she went to space to avoid him! 🤣
alot of people watching outside of mexico dont realize these people being played by actors are real and people lived through this and alot are still alive.
Oh, don't worry. We do realise that most of the characters are existing in real life. I'm from Poland and we know quite a lot about what is going on and was going on in other countries throughout their history. That's why shows like that are very fascinating because they are based on real events. I would love to see Mexico.
Outside of the Mexico? A lot of viewers are from USA where all the damn drugs were being smuggled. Trust me, we know plenty.
The show literally says it's based off a true story. I'm pretty sure they're aware.
My mom tell me all about growing up in Guadalajara in Mexico.. kinda scary tbh
Dont act like its a secret lmao
Don neto scene when the cop stops him lol
That shit was straight gangsta lol
Don Neto plot twist where he says something like, "My son would never forgive me for hurting his best friend...............but I would never forgive myself if I let my son's killer live." *hands his sicario his silver and gold inlayed colt 1911*
LOL!! Don was the best character. Couldn't get enough of him. I hope he returns on the next season.
The actor is bad ass in el inferno as a mobster..
Only in Mexico 🇲🇽
It’s weird seeing him smile he is so serious in the series
Much respect to the interviewer. Great questions and allowed the actor to talk
He’s actually pretty damn smart in real life
The pablo scene was the best in the series
Yes
Yes. It was very nice to see Pablo again!!!
Coffee Chris I Like That They Use The Same Characters
I think chapo was better
Not really
This guy should be a history teacher.
He has been a narrator for documentaries, a great one
Mer Feraine what documentaries?
@@reagan5189 for natgeo, they are in spanish tho
Mer Feraine Thanks! They’ll help with language learning
All girls will start to love history after this
This season was so well done, can’t give enough credit to the entire staff and it truly makes me proud to be 🇲🇽
It amazes me how humble he is as an actor, it's so rare. Most of them are nothing but egotistical assholes. It's great to see someone so down to earth that appreciates the people he works with. Really nice to see this nowadays. I hope to see more of Diego in the near future.
Diego is the best
So true. It's very common among latino actors and actresses. They're just good people
Such a talented actor. I love his portrayal of Felix Gallardo. He’s so intelligent and in touch with the world. Refreshing!
Luna is such a talent! enjoyed his career since Y Tú Mamá Tambíen and he's only gotten better
He came out in a novela in the 90s. El premio mayor.
That movie is so fucking good hopefully next season Gael Garcia Bernal gets a part
Had no idea he was in Y Tu Mamá También!
Frankie guicho Dominguez!!!! The dad!!!
El bufalo de la noche
Being an American fan hearing him break down the wedding scene makes me wish we could get a big latino movie or show that isnt based on a negative character. I Like the way he talked about the energy in the room among all the people who were in the production was dope.
Shaun Allgood good luck on that. Most latins that get casted are bad guys, but that’s ok it creates its own stigma that actually attracts some people.
@@ModernFactsDaily I’m Mexican and it’s true but latins make some of the best bad guys since they’re so religious and different due to culture
Diego Luna is an amazing actor and a great person, I remember meeting him in Merida at a hotel, he was having dinner alone, and I was with a lot of people having fun and drinks, I saw him in the restroom and we started to talk, after that I invited him to my table with my friends, we went to a bar after that and got hammered.
He obviously owned the hotel.. was just waiting for rafa to fuck up again
I love how fluent he is yet he has this amazing Mexican accent that just sounds so enthralling
One thing that I have learned from almost 90 percent of his interviews that I've seen is that, I've never heard a guy being so honest about the drug problem and about it still being a big problem in today's world and ESPECIALLY his fearlessness about talking about the stakes of "Powerful People", indicating towards the politicians and large organizations, in giving this drug business a push, about their involvement in the expansion of this dirty business. This guy has lately been the most honest and fearless guy in the entertainment industry, according to my observation. I hope he keeps up this honesty and fearlessness.
Narcos Mexico - so addicted I'm already watching it for the second time! For those paying close attention - I'm glad this show is, although subtle, giving people the truth that this is not just Mexico. As they say - it takes two to tango. The U.S. has been a major player in pushing this drug war. Whether it is through manipulating drug cartels to fight against each other - or furnishing them with military style weapons - down to introducing them to Colombians for the Coke trade.
Fu it’s the CIA. look it up
US is the reason ppl flee their countries and then they complain that its an invasion wen the US is the one that started the whole war in the first place? They wont stop it cuz they want money and drugs and death
Fu money
@@glitzgarcia8281 Yeah, they don't care cause it's not in their territory.
Very well said Ghosty. Some things were spelt out for us, other things we had to read inbetween the lines to get thenfull picture.
I like that, that the Narcos creators risked upsetting powerful people by telling the truth but did it in a way that couldn't be sued lol
The President? The brother? The defence Secretary? All corrupt pieces of shit. In Narcos mexico season 3 they came straight out with it and said Carlos Hank Gonzalez was literally the most powerful and corrupt man in mexico. Now we all know...
In Narcos im was scared shitless of him but hes actually one of the most chill dudes ever. Love how he speaks so calm
The way Diego carried his character until the end of the series made me love Narcos Mexico. Portraying the man who only cares about money rather than having partners and friends.
it really wasnt that simple... you didint understand the series properly if you think it was that simple with Felix
Man I don’t think they could’ve found a better actor than Diego Luna dudes a natural
I only discovered Narcos recently and binge watched all six seasons in a few weeks. An excellent series and no weak links amongst the actors. All the Actors nailed their roles
Great show . One of my favorite scenes was when they introduce el chapo in the show . I cant wait to see what they do with him in the next seasons .
He's a Mexican treasure
Narcos is better than anything in the movies. Don neto is my guy tho.
Fr he was hella funny to me
Nah Pacho Herrera then Miguel Angel for me.
amado for me
geh.
Isabella! 😍
Absolutely incredible actor. In season 2 of the series he reminded a lot of Michael Corleone in Godfather Part 2. You could see the regret on his face as he became disconnected from his family and more desperate in his business dealings.
It's very satisfying to hear how Diego expresses himself. With every word, he's articulate, straightforward and interesting - A lot of insight. Perfect choice for El Jefe de Jefes
This series was amazing there’s a lot of people that said they didn’t really dig it compared to the past 3 seasons honestly narcos is just getting started on the Mexican cartels just watch till you see all the crazy shit that went down with all the cartels “ cartel Arellano Felix Sinaloa cartel the gulf cartel the Leyva Beltran cartel los zetas shit gonna be lit
I don't get how they're gonna cover the Los Zetas... lots of violence gonna be going down in that
Yea, they can get at least three more seasons of narcos with mexico. Hope they do
@@fortyforfree they can get wayyyy more seasons. Mexico has had way more cartels and has alot of history with that kinda thing.
The Arellano cartel was the most powerful cartel in the 90
But I think narcos only based on like big drug lords like next I think it’s gonna be Senor de los cielos or chapo.
Diego delivered a phenomenal performance. Hope he gets recognized for it.
I can't say I love this season as much as I loved the others, but I've certainly gained a new respect for Luna as as actor. He's brilliant as Gallardo!
Yup ! He's amazing.
This one season was better then all three seasons of series. More interesting drug bosses and events that went down.
I liked season 1&2 but hated 3. And I didn't expect a lot from this season, but it blew my mind... it's so good. Reference, here and there....
Tina Siegel I completely agree cuz el señor de los cielo isn’t realistic like maybe the first season was but the rest of the show is pure fiction it’s sorta bad
@@12OunceProphet I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Gallardo, for sure.
“it’s hard not to like him.” i know HE got his heart broken 😪
Rick Ruiz whatcha mean
It’s amazing to see such a humble actor who has so much knowledge and poise to elaborate on his reasoning to do things in the show the way he did. I loved narcos Mexico and can’t wait for the next season
I got to say narcos Mexico was badass. Narcos Cali not so much. The best one of them all tho was Pablo escobar without question
Exactly narcos cali was absolute horse piss
Cali cartel season was the best, yall trippen
I think they've all been really good and consistent. A lot of series fall off after the first season.
Man, this was the first season of Narcos Mexico, it talks more about Mexico's history of the 80's and the history of the first drug dealers.
I am sure that next seasons will be very violent, even more than Narcos with Pablo Escobar. You know, the war is about to start, Drug cartels fighting each other, DEA confronting them and the Mexican government killing those who don't serve them.
What are you talking about? The Cali Season was amazing, you’re just an idiot.
Diego you nailed it love narcos Mexico ♥️♥️
So far the best Narcos story from all others from previous episodes. Escobar were alright but this one was very well explained and gave you an understanding of how things really are.
I’m gonna say it narcos Mexico was more enjoyable for me then the original
You say that because the stage was already set by the previous seasons before. Not so much time had to be wasted setting the scenes, we dive pretty much straight into it. At first, i thought it was a slow burner but looking back now i think i need to rewatch Mexico again because i probably missed a lot of lore at the start...
Different vibes..
A wonderful interview. Diego Luna seems to be a man very in touch with himself, his feelings, and the realities of this sometimes ugly world. His portrayal of Felix Gallardo was captivating.
I enjoyed both Narcos and Narcos: Mexico so much I've seen both several times. Hoping for a Narcos: Mexico Season 4!
Diego was my first crush, watching him in Dirty Dancing 2 as a 12 year old girl, I fell completely in love, haha.
Watch his movie "y tu mamá también"
YO! SAAAAAAME! I used to watch that movie everyday after school in middle school! I was IN LOVE with this man!
P.S. that movie does not get enough love. Choreography was tight, got a lil history lesson with your romance, and that soundtrack?! Countless bops!
So I was not the only one 😅
How dare you mentioned that movie.. that shit still makes me sad
Lol me too but then I remember him when he was 9 or 10 and i feel like a cougar. Lol
We better get a full season about the biggest Mexican Narco of all time...... Amado Carrillo Fuentes aka Lord of the Skies, and his Juarez Cartel (at/in his prime..... Pablo Acosta was still alive in 4, and he was just starting out).
there is a tv show. el senor de los cielos.... its a really big soap opera....
B. G. Some viewers don't understand the magnitude of these characters and how larger than life they were when they reigned in the drug trade.
Amado Carillo learned the ropes from Acosta who was a monster in the drug trade in the Ojinaga border and also set him up to be taken down by Calderoni.
Amado Carillo took the business to another level and displaced the Colombian cartels and even had the audacity to jack12 tons from Escobar just because.
Growing up in L.A. in the early 90s though the word in the streets was that Manuel Salcido Uzeta was the big dawg. Under him were other bosses such as Emelio and Juan Quintero Payan and Ines Calderon Quintero and el Chapo Caro and El Azul. He was the quintessential Mexican trafficker and he was no joke. I remember when he was ambushed and shot 90 times while he was riding in Zapopan and he tried fighting back even throwing an defective grenade that failed to activate. His rise to the top is the stuff of movies. Where I grew up there lived people that were from San Ignacio and told stories about him; many hated him and others respected him, but all agreed that el Cochi was and always has been the baddest mofo of them all along with Aviles so much so that he avenged Aviles.
That would probably be season 2 or 3 and then El Chapo would be next since they already introduced him...
@@MadHatter1337 I would love to see also about Sandra Avila Beltran...La.reina del.Sur....
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Iroon2007 There's already one it's called Queen of the South it's on USA channel. I think Narcos Mexico season 3 will be Chapo rising to power
Diego is amazing as actor and a person. I can’t believe I grew up watching him in novelas and now in these amazing projects. I see how much he has grown and to see how much he loves our Mexico.. síguele cabron eres chingon...
Claudia Ochoa him and Gael are just amazing people.
@@MEEE82 and guillermo del toro, i think they are the best mexican actors.
MariaC yes they are amazing.. I grew up watching both and it makes me proud to see them now
His English is amazing!
Earl Prinsloo his mom is British
@@antoniogutierrezjr3175 lol his mom died when he was 2...I don't think that's the reason
It really is...I always listen for prepositions because those are hardest to get right, even in your first language. For the most part, his are perfect.
He’s a hell of an actor
Not gay but man is GUAPO
Sapphire Savage your gay
Sus
Gay lol
You just admire him that’s all
Sounds about gay
So we get a meeting between escobar & gallardo can't wait
episode 5! i was on the edge of my seat in episode 5.
It was freaking awesome!!!
Just watched it. So much fun!
It was so cool to see pablo again.. his entrance was fuckin epic
the smoking bit and then talking deep. was mad
He looks like the Spanish version of Ed Norton
Spanish? 🤔
He’s Mexican.
let me guess, you're american
I scrolled down looking for someone else thinking the same. lol
Half British . Half mexican . Makes sense
He’s so humble and so well spoken
Possibly the best TV show since The Sopranos. Diego's performance in Narcos Mexico reminds of Al Pacino's in The Godfather. That final scene/conversation between Miguel Angel and Walt Breslin was a masterpiece.....
The Boss of the Bosses
This guy is one of the best young actors I’ve seen in a while. He’ll definitely get more mainstream roles as has a great presence on screen.
Hippo-puta-mass
ABDUL HANNAN Goddammit 😂😂
😂😂😂
I loved that scene
Hippo-punta-mass*
lmaoooooo
Diego Luna as Gallardo was ‘Simply Amazing’!
“There’s a lot of Criminals wearing suits” so much truth behind that sentence
This guy is one hell of an actor and perfect choice for this character
Such an intellectual. Love Diego Luna!!
Lizzy Travels love u babe
My OCD is cured to finally see him speak in English, love you Félix (Diego)
I love this guy ❤❤❤ love his voice, he is so calmed.
Diego, keep your Mexican accent when speaking English! It is nice ❤️
lol, it's not like it's something that can easily be forgotten.
Diego Luna, loved him since dirty dancing. Loved his take on Félix in Narcos. Brilliant and intelligent actor☺️
Such an awesome interview filled with enthusiasm!
Diego, seems like very humble likeable guy. He's very polite and smart in most of his interviews.
Replaced my heart from pena to miguel
Capt. von Trapp 🤣😭😂
Well that must suck...
Cant blame ya
Im with you sis
@@coleengage440 thanks haha
Is it just me or did the Mexican cartel system in Gallardo’s time operate more effectively and efficiently than the UN ever has?
I really love his bilingual skills I will get to his level one day!
I feel you. Im white but I'm trying to learn Spanish alot.
@@MikeSmith-gx6be shit English is fucking hard xD I'm trying my best learning it lol
I have the biggest crush on this guy after watching Narcos. He was great.
When Rafa told El Azul “your dopes filled with stems, seeds, shit you can’t smoke” then called his plant “seedless” had me laughing 😂
All i can picture is Miguel Angel speaking to us in his dapper suit and slick hair. i keep waiting for him to light up that Marlboro. Damn the way he smoked made me resume smokin for as long as i was watching the show
Diego is an amazing actor, the way he portrayed Felix Gallardo was amazing, incredible swag
Got addicted to all "Diego Luna's interviews" right after finishing Narcos: Mexico. Who else did the same?
Btw, big respect to the host he's so respectful of his guests not interrupting them. ♡♡♡
He is my new favorite actor
Big fan of Narcos, even more so about Narcos Mexico. Love the story and cinematography. I feel Diego Luna to be a well rounded actor who has evolved throughout the years from the beginning making telenovelas. I would like to see his talent more in today's television/cinema. He has much to contribute. Great job Narcos team!
I can listen to him all day....... 💜💜💜 I love his accent!
for the last 2 days I somehow happened to rewatch this whole series. I was even more stunned by the quality (and disgusted from the great reality) of this series and its deep message, than at the first time. Big Respect to all involved. Just brilliant!
His patience and detail in the answers are amazing. So I now love him for his passion as much as for his craft.
His absence as Felix WAS a void in season 3. Tho it was an amazing season still; I missed Felix.
SPOILERS AT 5:40- 6:00 !!
Spoiler alert! I love how they brought back Brazilian actor Wagner Mouro for just one episode of "Narcos: Mexico" (2018) where he played drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, the very character for which he was Golden Globe-nominated in the earlier "Narcos" (2015)🧐👍
Wired Weird who did he play?
@@samuelvaldez5389 Don Pablo Escobar
Don Neto’s beach scene towards the end was EPIC!
He was amazing in Narcos, the vibe he had of a focused businessman trying his best to do what he did, loved his performance as he brought it to life
Diego has come such a long way from telenovelas to becoming a real talented and serious actor. I hope that he continues to make the right choices for himself to become one of Mexico's greatest actors. 🇲🇽
Great show, Diego crushed it. Amazing cast, cant wait to see more of Chapo in the next season. He was badass, cant wait to see how he got into control.
1) Narcos Season 1
2) Narcos México
3) Narcos Season 2
4) Narcos Season 3
The Narcos Cinematic Universe is expanding.
When narcos mexico season 2 comes out where will it be placed?
@@PrestigeRich prolly after Narcos Mexico s1
@@PrestigeRich i think before Narcos 3
I wanna see narcos el chapo n I mean the chapo we know td 😭😂
Yo the moment when he walks up on BENJAMIN and everybody else haha ISABELLA FACE PRICELESS AND CHAPO YELLING (it's a fucking army) hahahaha and it's felix he had everybody shook did that actual scens take place wondering u know?
Man his voice is so smooth.
His English is absolutely perfect wow wasn’t expecting that. Fantastic actor