The Best (Or Worst) Of Hector Salamanca | Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul
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- Is Hector the ultimate villain? Revisit his most memorable moments and decide for yourself!
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The Best (Or Worst) Of Hector Salamanca | Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul
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I love how Hector has a strong accent when speaking English, yet he can't speak proper Spanish either
Yyyeeeeah no
@@nestormelendez9005 uh yeaaaah
@@jenko1017 yyyeeeeah no
Every scene with hector speaking Spanish is like nails on a chalkboard to native speakers. Takes away from his character so much!!
@@anatapia9983 I literally don't care if his Spanish is not perfect, just Mexicans get offended for that
RIP Mark Margolis. No other actor could have provided us with such a great performance to this character.
Was in shock seeing the news 😔
Waduhh ☹️😢😢
Ding.
Rest in peace , Mark Margolis
@@marcschneider4432 Ding, indeed.
0:30 the exact moment when Hector became the ball inspector
lmao
What I was thinking
"ok" 😳
😂😂😂
Drops his pants and lifts his sac, "I thinks you'll find everything's in order" 🤣
Rest in Peace Mark, you were one of the best actors to appear on both series, but we hardly ever gave you the recognition you deserved. Thank you for such a wonderful 13 years, Don Hector 🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔🔔
la familia es todo, rest in peace mark
Did he die recently ? I didn’t even know
@@lcdany01532 days ago 😢
His performance in Scarface was good as well
I have no idea how Lyle kept his composure and patience and decided not to kill Hector on the spot.
A very professional attitude indeed !
Lyle is up to pollos standards afterall.
@Tech cry about it
😭😭😭
@Tech alright, who tf called Lyles lawyer
Indeed, not many people can handle the ball inspector like Lyle did.
Hector really helped shape Gus into a more open-minded person and had a blast doing it!
😂😂😂
Wholesome content, I like very much!
that's one of them double aunt andre's
Wow
i think he actually turned his partner into an open minded person
The flashback with the twins might be more unsettling to me not because of the near drowning, but it ruled out my assumption that something was always wrong with them. Like that they were near mute sociopaths forever. Seeing them just be normal children is extra woof.
Children will always be children. Until sometime traumatic happens
I’m sure that Tuco and Lalo were also once normal kids before Hector taught them to be evil gangsters. Tuco’s meltdown about Gonzo betraying him hints at a pretty bad childhood.
@@capncake8837 Tuco definitely was. Lalo however... I don't think he was born evil, but I do think he was born different.
@@ecthox-1mork909 Probably, now that I think about it.
Honestly love how in that flashback the chair Hector is sitting in looks like a wheel chair in its design.
Small detail but I loved how nacho shook his head to let the mother and son out as he understands what it's like wanting protect someone innocent as he does his father
There was a pretty good understanding that you only messed with people “in the game”. Even when Hector walked in the back of Pollos, he gave Lyle a tiny bit respect instead of just mob bossing his way through
He let them leave because he knew that stopping them could have very easily resulted in a police raid.
It also shows that hector did this on the fly.. he's people weren't informed he was gonna do this
@@brek2569you need to rewatch the show, at least since Lalo was introduced because Lalo told Nacho how Hector killed a hotel worker and peed on his body just because. So he did hurt people who weren't in the game.
He was introduced in such a great way. The most stressful episode in all of the show, and he’s just this weird sweaty old guy in a wheelchair who doesn’t speak. And then slowly through the episode, his intense face and the dinging bell become one of the tensest parts about it. God, I need to rewatch that episode
Ok
Grilled season 2 episode 2
Are they punking me, tio?
@@overlex *ding*
Just that episode? The entire season 😅
Hector is very lucky he was only wheel chair bound and paralyzed after his encounter with Lyle
Employee of the Year
Better dial Lyle
Hector is so lucky that Lyle was in a good mood that day... Lord knows he was testing his patience...
No he was not!!
He knew he's gonna get chainsaw if he would have even look wrong at Hector!!
@@galandaleonardogabriel4508clearly you haven't watched the show. lyle is literally the strongest character from the breaking bad universe
It's always fascinating to me that Mike always knew how to not overstep his boundaries. He sat down when Hector allowed it. Then he still put his way through with the 50k. A real pro
"50.000, and the gon is yors"
TH-cam subtitles, wrote... 50.000 and the God is yours!!! I literaly thought Hector was giving his blessing along with the money. Talk about misleading media...
@@CODINE80 Pope Hector blessed the sinner 🤣🤣🤣
Great observation
“50,000, ana gunn is yors”
I'm still in awe at Hector's generosity. $50,000 AND a free gun? He even offered for his nephews to babysit Kaylee. THAT'S a gentleman right there.
I love how he hated Walt as he thought he killed Tuco but changed his mind & partnered with him to kill his longtime enemy at the cost of his own life
It's not like he had anything else in his life. Gus pretty much orchestrated the death of his family members and took control of everything he helped build. He had nothing left to live for.
It was such a win-win deal for Hector.
@@irvinmorales1409 he orchestrated it? 😳
Couldn't be gus not our precious gus 😭
@@mark0183 HE orchestrated it! GUS!
@@canObeans4we Gussy*
Hector at his worst: intimidating the customers
At his best: Patting Lyle on the shoulder instead of hurting him 🙌🏻
No the worst thing he has done is drink Diet Coke
As if hector could even scratch lyle 🙄
Hector saw something in Lyle.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 he did not want to mess with Lyle
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Guy is risking his life facing a cartel boss at a fast food job.
I love the way Gus corrected his tie, just few seconds before he died. What a gentleman.
The power of OCD
He won. He saw hector die before his eyes. His final victory
@@user-rf8pi7re1feye* and besides, he didn’t want Hector to die; he had wanted to watch Hector sit helpless in a cage (the home) for the rest of his days. He only was going to kill Hector because he believed he had ratted to them.
@@smallestofpps6974 he wanted hector to die last. Preferably before his eyes. He won but at a steep cost. This is a victory for Gus. That's why he adjusts his tie
@@user-rf8pi7re1f Hector got the last laugh tho
9:59 I realized Hector's future is foreshadowed on he chair he's sitting on, really cool
sooo so cool
Mark Margolis delivered the performance of lifetime as Hector
MARGOLIS?
*plane crashes*
@@geminiandromeda8082
I didn't even realize they had the same name lol
@@TihetrisWeathersby Jane and Her Father were both named after him lol
@@Spectre2798
Nice little tribute
SALAMANCA MONEY
SALAMANCA BLOOD
SALAMANCA FUNKO POP
SALAMANCA REDRUM
Hector is among the only few characters who got old in a life of crime. Which, something Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul tell us, rarely happens. So whatever he must've done during his cartel days must've been some real gangsta stuff. And even in the end, he died having the last laugh, having his revenge.
He survived for 17 years in prison too. Considering how hot the competition must be, it's impressive that some rival cartel didn't try to get him shanked.
Hes by far my favorite character. Ive watched the "Salamanca Blood! Salamanca Moneyyy!!!!" Clip a thousand times lmao
I mean, no one said they didn't try to. Most likely they did multiple times. And yet here was hector...
@@yolomcswaggens9482 they didn't try to what
A organism that’s perfectly vile for a vile world
"How you manage to live so long with a mouth like that?" Almost as if Hector is asking another grizzled old veteran why he's still around, knowing full well he's got a similar directness. I think in a way, Hector confirmed his respect for Mike here. A player in the same game as him, but in a different position.
RIP Don Hector 🙏🏻
Incredible performance in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad, he cemented himself in history.
The bell being rung on the diner counter to foreshadow Hector coming in to talk to Mike... pure genius
Never noticed, brilliant
@@luciddreama7864 and the problem is..?
@@xeroxs7313 Stolen honor is the problem. Taking something that probably got tons of likes elsewhere and representing it as an original thought. Lame.
@@TheSevenJr86 but if he didn’t say it, I wouldn’t have known. Should I wait till the “owner” of the comment to come and say it, or should I search for the original video where the comment is. It makes no sense to accuse the guy with stealing, he obviously didn’t mean to disrespect the original commenter, he is just repeating what he said.
@@xeroxs7313 spot on I am glad he mentioned it or I wouldn't have noticed either
"I need to see your BAWLS"
-Hector Salamanca
"Well he's not here at the moment"
Brought to you by Bawls BAWLS energy *BAWLS Energy Drinks*
Hector was, from start to finish, a thug who rose too high in the ranks. He was not a master player. He was a man of brute force. The fact that he survived as long as he did is incredible.
What show did you watch lol? Hector was pretty cunning when it came down to it. It was Hector who told Lalo to go after Gus's money, to make him worthless in Eladios eyes (which almost worked). It was Hector who told Lalo that he needed proof if he wanted Gus dead, when Lalo was ready to just kill Gus (which wouldve turned him into a traitor in Eladios eyes). It was Hector who always had the thought that Gus was still out for revenge.
Rest in piece to Hector Salamanca. He was a hard worker who always respected his bosses, he was honest and respectful, and a very well tempered man, aslo, he was great with kids and raised 4 of his nephews into very calm headed and friendly, normal men.
5 nephews
@@AlexanderMontoya-td2gc 4. Cope. You have nothing here pseudo.
@@Viktorreznov1942 Joaquin
@thatguyap_ Joaquin was his grandson. How can so many clueless idiots exist.
I would describe him like Walter described Tuco: insane, degenerate piece of filth.
Hector? I’m pretty sure that names rings a bell
i mean he actually rings a bell...
@@josephpapa0 r/woooooooosh
Lol. I didn't get it until i read the first comment. I see what you did there.
@@brdmann2012 it was also the conversation when Saul was tellin Walt about Hector. After Jesse told that Gus torments a guy in a nursing home
He had a frog and a cat as best friends years ago 😂
“Da boss can sock me” 😎
“Fifdi tausand on de gon is yours” ✌🏻
This is legendary 🤩👍🏻
Lmao
Salamanca vocabulary
Hector respected Mike a lot more than he respected Gus
To be fair, Hector thought he had subdued Gus to the point where he would do nothing. That and he never liked Gus. Hector is just a mean old man.
I love how the brother at 1:20 red the situation immediatly and dipped from the scene.
Same. Very astute of him. Caught on very quick.
This is why Lalo was so threatening....
Hector was an old school gangster with his goons surrounding the perimeter...
The twins were sat silently looking like gangsters...
Either of these talk situations could've gotten Gus cover
Lalo on the other hand was a customer eating enjoying the food complimenting it, wanting to invest.... He kept Gus cover which was fast more dangerous imo!
Breaking Bad: “man Hector has it rough, I can’t believe they could do all that to an old man, he probably has his flaws but he doesn’t deserve all this”
Better Call Saul: “I think Gus went easy on him honestly”
What I wonder is how the cartel and Salamancas let Gus handle Hector's treatment. Surely they must've known that he would do some shady stuff.
@@spacemann1425 I guess the other higher ups didn't care about Hector that much now that he's in a wheelchair and saw him as a burden?
@@scottvelez3154 highly unlikely. For The Salamancas, at least, La Familia Es Todo. Maybe it's something I'm missing in BCS. Some details.
Maybe since Hector was being treated up North, it allowed Gus to manipulate his treatment.
@@spacemann1425 the point is that the Salamancas started losing their respect in the cartel
Don Eladio didn't care about them and straight up mocked Hector when he tried to warn them about Gus
The Salamancas built the cartel and the members still didn't respect them
@@isaacpianos5208 again, I don't think that's true. The Salamancas were the cartel. Eladio liked Lalo a lot. They had a ton of power.
Eladio spared Gus because there was no evidence. Bolsa usually liked to maintain peace. I don't think him "mocking" Hector meant a lot. Probably a common thing for them.
Either way, my point is, them aside, The Salamancas definitely could've or should've intervened.
Notice at 8:36 mike and the twins reach for their side while the guy in the back reaches for his waist to get their guns, in breaking bad Lawson mentions to Walter that you don’t wanna cross-draw unless you’re sitting down.
Cool attention to show the twins and mike’s experience with guns whilst the other guy is just a hired hand.
damn that is some good attention to detail
The twins always cross-draw
Bravo Vince Bravo Mike
@@imyellowteeth4691 There is no secret detail, the cousins must crossdraw whether they are standing or sitting since they use shoulder holsters.
@@venz8201 exactly. People thinking too much into it
He's come a long way from being the "worm" hitman from Scarface to the terrifying Don of a Mexican of Cartel.
or the old math nerd from PI lol
Mike walking into the Lions Den asking Hector for 50k is the same as Walt's arc when he blew up Tucos crib.
2:07 The exact moment I became Nacho's fan 😇
same, i love the bits of humanity that Nacho shows earlier in the series, shows he's nowhere near as messed up as the Salamancas
Also why is that guy blocking the costumers, does he wanna alert the police lmao
To me he’s the most human out of most of the characters
Old post but the reason for keeping everyone put is because anyone could technically be working for fring and want to alert of him of the situation to better prepare for it. Secondly it's intimidating customers which is terrible for business and no one normal is going to eat where they feel is dangerous. So it's two parts security for their boss and to ruin Gus's family friendly image to hamper his business
“🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎”
- Hector Salamanca, 2008.
That day is 15th July 2009
*poop's himself
When you look at it, Hector vs Gus is a Mom and Pop business vs a corporation
Hector does things his way, his family way, folds his money his way, does business his way
But when Gus shows up, when Gus starts performing, everything is business, quick, tight, neat, clean, untraceable
And Hector can’t compete, Lalo barely can
Well we don't know the details about how the cartel worked and it didn't work in just the business of transportation like Gus did.
RIP to this absolute legend. One of the best characters in the breaking bad universe, we'll all miss you
It’s a health code violation! (Hector quickly extinguishes the cigar and apologizes profusely)
every moment of Hector is the best for us but the worst for anyone who has interacted with him or knows him on a personal level
R.I.P Mark & Hector we will never again have a great show like this😢🙏🏻
Here after hearing the news. Rest in peace Don Hector 😢
“I don care about the gon”
-Don Hector
I wanted to watch this video again after the news. RIP Mark, we owe you a legendary character.
If you listen to Mark Margolis' interviews and how good his English is you realize how convincing he was as Héctor when he put that accent to make himself sound like he is from Mexico, and how good he was when he played him in the wheelchair. Great actor.
He’s a Jew from Philadelphia. English is his native language.
Mark Margolis is awesome…he plays Hector perfectly!
@@capncake8837 lmao right haha!? This dude sounds so stupid how did he not realise he's a native English speaker its clear as day..
@@kuznickic1 Was... R.I.P. Mark
To make Gus lose composure, let alone scream, has been done only by Hector Salamanca - when he killed Max and when he killed him
Lalo also had Gus on edge and nervous.
Ill never get over how badass it is when Gus dies, Hector refusing to look at him then when he goes to give him the injection Hector looks at him in a “I’m just an old man please” kinda way which quickly turns to “check .. mate” with an evil grin before furiously pounding the bell with his finger setting off the bomb he’s sat on, and Gus realising last minute but its too late. Such a masterpiece this whole series is.
I interpreted the first look as pure bliss and happiness as he knows gus will be dead within seconds and he avenged his family
@@AY-qy4jn i think it's more anger, also the man hated gus enough to call him the n word with the bell in morse code
I'm still wondering why they made Hector name drop Boss Consogme if he didnt even make an appearance in the series
Consogme is probably even more powerful than Eladio.
@@spacemann6179 oh yeah for sure. I was defo looking forward to a showdown between Consogme and Lyle tho :((
got me howling at my cubicle man loool
@@rishav3793 glad i could give you a laugh ahaha
They gotta make a Salamanca family side story and show all the higher ups that the Salamancas work for as well and how Hector started business with them
Every single character was just excellently developed. Can't wait for what Vince Gilligan has in store for us next.
Im pretty sure he says that he no longer has any plans for the BBABCS universe
@@TigreDientesDesable663man that sucks. I would have loved to see a Salamanca side story showing how they got to be in the position they were in, with all the cousins appearing and working together since we never see them together at all in BB or BCS, especially a Lalo interaction with Tuco, that would be wild lol
@@kingdoge69 yeah man, that sucks. I would love to see that too
During an interview when he was asked about this, his response was “never say never”. He’s not against the idea of creating more BrBa content but he also expressed how he doesn’t want to be a one-trick pony. I mean hell, he’s making another show unrelated to Breaking Bad. A sci-fi one.
@@sp7318 whats it called
Terrifying character and legendary performance. Absolutely unforgettable. RIP Don Hector/Mr. Margolis
11:46 the chair he's in looks like a wooden wheelchair.
cause it is
"La Familia es TODO"
Insane parenting lol
So nice of Hector to step aside when Lyle reminded him that there are other customers waiting to order. He clearly cares about people getting their lunchtime meals in.
0:28 best cabron line in the history of Hollywood.
Mark Margolis played Hector so incredibly well. He was able to portray such powerful emotions with only his face. Well done
Lyle getting patted like that I think is the greatest sign of respect Hector has ever given to anyone.
Nacho : No wire , but he got the gun !
Hector : I don't care about GOON 😂
Hector : .....and the Gonn is yours🤣🤣
God, he was an amazing actor in BCS, BB, and other shows and films. RIP Mark Margolis ❤️
Who else came back to rewatch it?
Rest in Peace legend 😢
RIP, Mark Margolis. What a fantastic actor! He brought so much life to a near-silent character.
May you rest in peace Mark Margolis. Hector was almost two different characters in BCS and BB but was played to perfection by him.
Rest in peace Mark, your acting in BCS and BB was phenomenal 🕊️
19:55 Ah, almost forgot the buffed Gus Fring accompanied with the Better Call Saul-theme isn't canon. 😂😂
Rest in piece hector, one of the best characters in the world!
4:00 "DABOSS CANSOGG ME"
DA 🥎🥎 CAN 🧦 ME
This is the moment Hector Salamanca became the cartel.
I am the cartel
Lol good one
And from this point on, Gus is his mule.
Interesting in the flashback scene with the young twins that the chair hector sits in is made of wheels, foreshadowing his future in a wheelchair
10:24 is the exact moment when hector became pixels
1:43 hector pointing at the sign is absolutely hilarious
How dangerous is Hector ?
He is not afraid of a gun but a wire.
21:22
A single wire can attract lot of guns raiding in your house
Copper
Look at me Hector… Last chance Hector. 💪🏾
💪🏽😡♿💥
Mark Margolis
26 Nov 1939 - 3 August 2023
Rest in Peace to a fantastic actor
Rest in Peace Mark Margolis. No one could have done it better.
Hector was such an amazing villain.
RIP Mark Margolis. Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul wouldn't be the same without your contributions.
Rest in peace legend. I NEED TO SEE YOUR BOSS
I can’t imagine the anger that must’ve been going through Nachos head knowing Hector didn’t die
Hector is lucky Lyle didn't end end him right there
Here remembering His best scenes.
R.I.P LEGEND 🚬
His name will always ring a bell.
RIP Don Hector.
Rest in peace, Don Hector.
He Was A Legendary Actor, Without Even Saying A Word He Can Display Such Tromendous Emotions.
RIP Mark😢
9:58 the symbolism of him sitting there with only his right arm for doing business is just so nice.. 👌
What symbolism?
@@jeppemadsen2497 It’s foreshadowing of how he’s later only able to move his right arm to ring his bell.
Rip Mark Margolis, you were one of the best actors in BCS 🙏🕊
I like when gus stood up too fast and accidently blew half his face off. We can all relate
4:18 when your hispanic grandpa has an argument with the cashier
Rest in Peace to Mark Margolis AKA Hector Salamanca and condolences to his family. Your legend will live on through this legendary universe known as Breaking Bad.
Such an amazing performance. RIP Mark Margolis.
Rest in peace old man 👑
9:18 fifdee thousand, Anna Gunn is yours.
Bruh💀
3:30 Classic Hector !
The stroke was already starting before they realized it.
RIP Tio you will be forever remembered
Just heard of his passing, R.I.P. to the goat, both shows would never hit the same if it wasn’t for his performance.
Hector's actor did a fantastic job
like any salamanca, the best (or worst) of hector were all of his scenes
Best. None of their scenes were bad. The Salamancas rule.
RIP , Don hector salamanca 😢
3:24 Don Hector.... Don Eladio wanted me to speak with you face to face in English, even though we're all hispanic, so there's no misunderstanding.
Here after he passed away. Rip great man.
Rest in peace, Mark Margolis
Rest in Peace Mark Margolis (1939-2023)
Rest in Peace, Mark Margolis. You played a mean and intimidating Tio
Just got the news of his passing. Rest in Piece Mark, you brought both versions of Hector Salamanca to life in a way no one else could have. From saying nothing and just using his eyes and breath, to having a voice so textured and deliveries so perfect he made simple lines iconic in my memory. I feel for his family, his real family, at this time as I can’t imagine what they are going through. Goodbye Don Tio, la familia es todo.