Narcos Season 2: Gustavo Gaviria and Pablo Escobar End

Narcos Season 2: Gustavo Gaviria and Pablo Escobar Final

[@Lightnatural]

“everything started to fall apart the day you left.”

[@rdx-2326]

You can clearly see Pablo is genuinely happy when he saw his cousin even though its all hallucination. And when he said he misses him every single day in my life, he tried his best to hold his tears, dayum.

[@erich.2550]

It wasn't a Hallucination. It was a dramatization of his Conscience. 🤔

[@spacemann1425]

"We're bandits, not snitches"

[@jesusoliveros4379]

​@@spacemann1425 nosotros somos bandidos no sapos hijueputa, saludos (cheers from) desde Perú 🇵🇪

[@berendkunstman4523]

Pablo also molested tons of kidnapped underage girls, funny how that was never shown in this show.

[@zateimarketing]

I never understood this

[@Curt__]

My brother just passed away. We watched all of narcos together in 2017. I will fucking miss you brother. I love you forever and ever. I hope I see you again.

[@calijp5016]

You will my brother

[@Toku91]

Stay strong!❤

[@invokerofgaming4650]

Cry somewhere else pussie

[@hardboiled2987]

You will

[@888_Crypto]

RIP ❤ 🕊️

[@castortroy3953]

Gustavo was one of the very few people that kept Pablo in check in the earlier days and had the balls to tell him about himself. Pablo definitely lost his way when Gustavo died I'm sure things would have ended one way or the other for Pablo but maybe not as messy

[@atharvatalaulikar9066]

Moncada would be alive if Gustavo weren't dead. He being alive his wife judy wouldn't snitch. Cali and castanos wouldn't dare touch Escobar. Gustavos death was the end of Pablo.

[@user-yh6dq2hl2t]

Yeah but he only had the balls to because he was family. They've known each other since they were little. Cousins. Hes probably the one who Pablo cared about the most in the cartel.

[@Prmeupct]

@@user-yh6dq2hl2t Nothing to do with being family, gustavo was the real cartel boss. When he died the dea even said themselves that pablo would be dead within a year. Gustavo was the brains behind it all.

[@memetos9375]

Kinda like Dutch in Rdr2

[@nachoeee690]

@@memetos9375 Gustavo is Hosea & Pablo is Dutch! Thats a good analogy

[@igorscepanovic839]

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENES EVER SHOT. HE'S DONE, HE KNOWS IT, PURE GOLD.

[@rockabillygreaser5804]

It broke my heart like we really loved these characters .they where legendary in a good and bad way

[@wass9156]

Absolutely agree with you !! i'ts a simple and short scene but full of emotions, love, hate, angry, peace, sadness, confusion... LOVE IT

[@mariotee6246]

So true

[@Inshallahsiuuuu]

@@rockabillygreaser5804he was responsible for the deaths of countless men, women, and children. Only psychopaths and third worlders care about this scumbag

[@El_Bueno]

He definitely enjoyed his moment of freedom.

[@prasanjitmohanty9421]

that last scene Pablo eyes expression are just made me tears

[@sunilKumar-cg9cd]

Really He remembered his friend

[@user-jc1jz4re3w]

@@saikiranoruganti yup, His cousin

[@johngottasuper2771]

..

[@confirmhandle]

Yep I'm sure he made many people have tears

[@Gary_The_Man76]

@@saikiranoruganti a Cousin, but they act like brothers

[@ezequielobeso8714]

When Gustavo said turn yourself in and then escape and the legend will grow that’s exactly what el chapo did and he wasn’t lying

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

@Hamza Hussain I mean he didn't really escape he just paid off the guards, a universally effective method

[@bigdawg6308]

@Hamza Hussain he can't escape. His son literally want a him in prison so he gets all the cash

[@CommanderLongJohn]

@@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638 When you "leave" prison on your own accord, decades before your sentence is actually up (hell it could even be 1 day), you've full on escaped regardless of how you set it up lmfao. The man had a full on tunnel built beneath his cell, he voluntarily escaped down the ladder and out the exit, regardless of how many guards he paid off (a task that'd literally be impossible without the guards and a litany of construction workers and sicarios), he 100% "escaped prison"..

[@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638]

@@CommanderLongJohn “escape-to break loose from confinement, get free” Leaving a prison on your own accord while nobody is trying to stop you from leaving is not escaping. Escaping a prison means a functional system of guards are tasked to prevent you from leaving the prison and you leave anyway, it does not mean paying all of them enough money that they tip their hat to you as you walk out.

[@CommanderLongJohn]

@@stopwritingthatreplyjohnat6638 And your in quotations definition is quite literally what El Chapo did, I don't understand how someone can argue that X "didn't escape prison" just because he had guards in on it... Every single guard in that jail wasn't paid off, every guard sure as fuck didn't have a clue a tunnel was being constructed and Chapo was plotting his escape, he didn't just simply "walk out" as the guards "all tipped their hats", if what you think went down actually happened, the man would've walked out the back entrance instead of constructing a wildly sophisticated-exremely deep-tunnel system that took hundreds of people and months on end to build, and easily tens (if not hundreds) of millions of dollars. Anything past this is just a nonsensical waste of time so 👋

[@komoliddinyuldashev9480]

Even ghost of Gustavo smokes

[@satan804]

Even after dying u can't Quit smoking 😪

[@PabloMata-b2p]

lol

[@poetrywitharts6443]

"Everything started to fall apart the day you left" This line melts my heart

[@erilaksmana450]

So now you don't have a heart

[@poetrywitharts6443]

@@erilaksmana450 i have got a stone

[@poetrywitharts6443]

@@erilaksmana450 can give you if you want

[@FSAydogan]

This scene is so full of emotion. Couldn't help but getting choked up when I first saw it. Brotherhood, family, childhood, little boys' dreams and commitment all coming together. Big respect to everyone involved in shooting this.

[@Julio_pacheco05]

That’s the weird thing about these narco series, they have these moments when the character is humanize and everything is falling apart but at the end you have to remember the things they did to deserve their inevitable demise.

[@_Tristen_]

@@Julio_pacheco05its the human element, yes they both commited heinous crimes and are responsible for lots of cause and effect for their actions, but at the end of the day, they were still two little cousins who dreamed of making it big when they got older, doing it together as brothers, not cousins.

[@visiontech19saqib47]

Best scene in entire series

[@premashispalit2400]

I agree

[@Jay-qm8cx]

Pablo knew his cousin so well and loved him so much, that he knew what advise he would give him.

[@STORMCombatSystem]

One of the greatest scenes of Narcos. Wagner Moura is such a fantastic actor. He can be very menacing as an evil Pablo, but he can also become a human being with a full scale of emotions, as in this scene. Parabens Wagner!

[@aurarueda.]

He is such a good actor but I wish they used a Colombian actor instead because of his accent 😢

[@derekware2888]

Get over it

[@anonimoo2158]

This scene always broke my heart... i still miss my cousin everyday

[@MrTVx99]

Gustavo was the only one who kept Pablo in check. Pablo was surrounded by Yes Men everywhere who just let him do whatever he wanted. Gustavo was the only one who could tell Pablo no.

[@nodinitiative]

And if you noticed, Pablo's downfall started with the death of Gustavo

[@hikari9433]

I always tried to avoid feeling for him but that scene went straight through my heart I got a little teary-eyed. That was so beautifully done.

[@matasa7463]

Even the greatest of evil men in the world had people they loved. Hitler loved his wife and his dog, and Pablo loved his family and his cousin. He probably had thoughts of regret towards the end, thinking it might've been better if he had just lived more humbly, but we'll never know now.

[@carloshenriquez3490]

Sure. In spanish all words are more intense than english.

[@Okazu84]

@@matasa7463 Yes that's exactly the feeling I had when I finally saw this episode yesterday. The entire arc in his father's farm is a way for the directors to talk some hypothetical alternative path Pablo could have taken all along had he been born in another place and time with his cousin. There, maybe for the first and last time of his life, was able to briefly contemplate a possible glimpse of that other self he could have been. That would be the only point of his entire existence where he must have questioned his choices and their dire consequences for so many others that his ruthless ambition wiped away on his quest for eternal glory as a kingpin.

[@galil_6863]

Everybody is sad for Pablo and Gustavo, but nobody feels sad about Che Guevara being eaten :(

[@ankushsalunkhe24]

Well, afterall revolutionaries die after revolution,

[@thibautisserant]

Pablo needed the nutrients.

[@rishisaini5269]

Pablo became Karl Marx. That's why.

[@JoeyDC]

Who is Che Guevara?

[@rishisaini5269]

@@JoeyDC A young Latin American revolutionary who fought alongside Cuban revolutionary (and future Cuban leader) Fidel Castro during Cuban Revolution.

[@mohit3736]

I always come back to this every now and then. Lost my best friend, my brother in 2018. This makes me SOB

[@6282makepeace]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@carlos.fesc.]

Me too, for the same reason

[@John-bk7wq]

Lost my brother two weeks ago. You'll see yours again same way I will. Amen. God bless.

[@John-bk7wq]

​@@carlos.fesc.Lost my brother two weeks ago. You'll see yours again same way I will. Amen. God bless.

[@22Ace-hw6bn]

Rest in peace to your brother and best friend. I lost my baby brother in 2022. We watched this series and do so many other stuff together like PLAY STATION football. I miss you so much baby bro and continue to REST IN PEACE.

[@RickyLafluer]

I'm sure if Gustavo wasn't killed so early into the operation of the cartel, they would still be active today or atleast ALOT longer than they were. Pablo was hot headed, his actions were impulsive. Gustavo ensured his actions wouldn't have grave consequences.

[@MrTVx99]

I doubt it'd be much longer. While Gustavo could control him somewhat, Pablo really wanted everyone to bow down to him. He bombed the plane and Gustavo couldn't do anything about it. Pablo would have been just as impulsive and he probably would have been caught eventually anyway. He was done when he started killing important political figures.

[@bloski1995]

If you speak spanish this is even sadder "Todos los putos días de mi vida mi hermano..."

[@dagolmc3432]

The translate gives the same emotion...

[@eliseotorres7958]

This scene speaks th the closeness those two had. I cant watch it without getting misty cause theres no pain like a brother lost

[@alyharris2889]

losing a sibling or someone you called a sibling is really shitty. this whole sequence of a scene really captures it. i lost my brother suddenly to drinking and driving, him being 19 me being 18. 16 months apart. everything fell apart when he left, that was in 2012. it still hasn't gotten any better....

[@elielc.8459]

Keep fighting. Be the version of yourself that your brother wanted you to be. Wishing u the best.

[@dm8391]

Sorry to hear about your brother I can’t imagine losing any of my siblings but I do hope the best for you and for things to get better keep your head up and keep going no matter how hard things get Godspeed to you

[@22Ace-hw6bn]

So sorry about your brother, be strong and continue to live and be bettering yourself in memory to you brother. I lost my baby brother in 2022, I’ve never known such pain before but we must learn to live on and keep their memories alive. The mystery of life is just like a complex puzzle. For living beings like us, Death is greatest mystery.

[@SJ-jk3zx]

Guy was an evil. Dont understand why heart breaks when i see this scene

[@LordHarlyquinn]

It's the dramatisation, it creates a fictional parallel to its origins so it's more sympathy from a 'what if' perspective rather than the true events

[@SJ-jk3zx]

@@LordHarlyquinn makes more sense

[@neilclarencebucad8433]

You must be out of yo damnn mind son! Guys evil pablo and gustavo. Remember they bomb an airplane, so many innocent lives has been lost! Fccck these malparidos!!

[@chandima339]

every evil man had soft hart ..its all about family .

[@wabasewasca470]

@@neilclarencebucad8433 He was a person after all, in this scene I don't see Pablo Escobar, I just see an old and tired man.

[@utsavyadav8688]

This is the most painful scene that I watched in whole webseries

[@kartikeygupta8784]

🤣🤣🤣 pablo bahot acha insan tha jaise Jab usne plane me dhamaka kiya tab painful scene nahi thi lol

[@confirmhandle]

I think Pablo created much more pain in other people than just the scene of himself

[@sb12531]

@@confirmhandle all true . But when you see it from his perspective , this scene does feel pretty sad honestly

[@neiljason333]

My best friend who was like a brother to me passed away , he was just 24 , it's going to be a year soon since he left us , when Pablo said everything started to fall apart the day you left , I can literally feel it and can't stop crying , I do miss him everyday of my life , hope to see my brother soon

[@drsoe08]

Keep fighting bro

[@princeflamingo]

My condolences man

[@MM-qi5mk]

“ you look like you ate Che “ 😂

[@nztapadar9627]

Where legends cried

[@pratikvasantlondhe3746]

Gustavo -"WHAT'S BEAUTIFUL IS ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL".

[@ibasshunter2494]

EL QUE ES BONITO ES BONITO MIJO

[@megajuju2005]

This scene is so powerful, perfectly represents how it feels to miss someone important in your life, how the grief is never really over, how the intrusive thoughts of the lost beloved ones are relentlessly coming. The way he looks at Gustavo, realizing he will join him sooner or later and how this loss impacted his life, it reflects exactly the reality of mourning.

[@J_C_CH]

This scene showed a different side to Pablo. He'd become so enthralled in his business, and between "helping" his country and fighting the system, that he had never taken the time to simply enjoy life. Here he can be seen relaxing in the park with an ice cream like the common man he always claimed to be, taking in his beautiful city. It's almost a shame he doesn't realise his mistakes and surrender like Tata wanted. Not that he deserved to live, but he probably could have.

[@savemey2jnavi]

Gustavo was wearing the same sandals that Pablo, maybe a production's spoiler on the fate that Pablo is about to suffer next..... One of the best series of all time and, arguably, one of the many best scenes of it.....

[@SahlEbrahim]

For some reason, this is my favourite scene out of every series i watched

[@canererdogan7968]

"Todos los putos dias de mi vida mi hermano", ufffff, damn.

[@arinnn9289]

Meaning?

[@mementomemes9739]

@@arinnn9289 Every fucking day of my life, my brother.

[@ksendza]

@@mementomemes9739 I have goosebumps...

[@josecarranza7555]

@@ksendza Gay

[@ksendza]

@@josecarranza7555 huh?

[@Huckabuck]

One of the greatest dialogues you'll ever hear coming from Netflix.

[@mikhaillevitsky7991]

My best friend passed away in a bike accident, ever since then everything starting falling apart, got out of a relationship, was failing in business and losing lot of friends. This scene connects to how me and my best friend would communicate, this scene relates a lot.

[@atifali6915]

:'( i miss you everyfuckin day of my life :'( so Emotional

[@sunilKumar-cg9cd]

No He says Everything started to fall apart since the day u left Those lines 😥😥😥

[@atifali6915]

so emotional :'( real friendship

[@Ahtesham731]

0:55 legendary words 👏👏👏 Pablo & Gustavo

[@AddyGoesPlaces]

"Todos los putos dias de mi vida mi hermano" ... onions.

[@gerardoizarraras3973]

“The eyes Chico. They never lie.” Pablo’s eyes say it all

[@cr9853]

Wagner Moura managed to make you feel for the monster that Escobar was. Amazing performance.

[@SunitaSinghthakur-zr2iu]

Everything started to fell apart the day you left, brother Best line

[@ved2357]

you know whats so good about Gustavo he was smart he knew Pablo like no other he even suggested Pablo to not go for politics and when Pablo did it all went down with a blink of an eye Gustavo was a very smart guy

[@karlaayala9016]

Pablo en esa escena miraba a Gustavo con unos ojos que decian no te vuelvas a ir...

[@rico1849]

2:42 Gustavo = "So you miss me, you son of a b*tch?" Pablo = "Every fuckin day of my life, brother" Me = :"(

[@flacochapo4101]

Man i dont cry to shows or movies but this got me teary eyed i dont know why but this got me

[@Bigkalitos]

I really felt this Bandidos moment. Inside Pablo's head.

[@rojasdennis91]

Every fucking day of my life brother idk why that shit just gives me the chills the best scene of the show

[@Deee291001]

"What's beautiful is always beautiful"...

[@pako5586]

This one is right next to the breslin-gallardo talk at the end of narco mexico. it really makes you look back at all the destruction left behind by both sides... and for what. the chair remains... the cycle continues.

[@garyjordan7158]

Narcos is the greatest thing that has ever been created.

[@mayoryol4670]

They called themselves as bandidos but you can see the bonding from both of them until the last part of thier lives.A very emotional scene that will really touch our hearts.RIP to both of them.

[@shahilmalek9103]

Pablo's love side by eyes

[@vincentdiaz241]

"Pablo" was no angle! But this scene for me is one of the best!!!! In the whole show!!! Made me cry!!!!

[@chinmayasreeram9892]

Pablo Escobar was a horrible guy but this scene broke my heart

[@samuraijack6871]

That means that you are horrible guy too.

[@armandovanas4198]

This scene really killed me I know that bond you have with your cuz even growing up with them you really not cuz's you are more like brothers 😢

[@darlin4818]

There wasn’t Pablo without Gustavo.

[@rocafella8719]

Still sends shivers down my spine. RIP Pablo & Gustavo

[@ilyeser1708]

Don't forget they organized murderous attacks against innocent people, including children... They weren't good guys I'm not sure if the parents of the children killed by one of Escobar's attacks think the way you do

[@pushkar6637]

They don't deserve to Rest in Peace after all the innocent people they killed.

[@masdigital1855]

ah yes, 2 online karens

[@tonyg4215]

@@ilyeser1708 he helped so many poor people what the government couldn’t do but could pay for the head of Pablo

[@ilyeser1708]

@@tonyg4215 he "helped" poor people to buy their trusts... He absolutely doesn't care about people's life, if so, then how could he dare to blow this plane full of innocent people ?

[@plaaplumm]

When Gustavo was alive, it's a perfect balance between then. Pablo bites, Gustavo blows. One are the business man and the other administrator.

[@ashickebrahim9324]

Excellent direction salute the director

[@paulhallatt4313]

It was over the moment Gustavo died. He was the logical one. The one that kept Pablo in check. Pablo is pure evil but there's something about Gustavo that I find much more human.

[@gerardoizarraras3973]

Can’t lie that this scene got you pulling your heart strings

[@sneakerz4095]

Amazing part very emotional if you followed the whole show

[@Honorloyalty88]

Pablo was speaking from the heart. Man this scene always gets me in the gut

[@mehran7394]

Once Gustavo was gone Pablo was bound to go down

[@heaveauhu1335]

I lost my brother two years ago bottled up the emotions. I saw this scene and all the pain come out never has a scene from any film or series hit me as Deep as this. RIP Sam I miss you every day of my life 💔

[@DoctorJuan-v3w]

Habla en acento de medellín hijo

[@VivekKumar-qo8ny]

This is where everyone cried..

[@chewlihshien7850]

its really sad and beautiful at the same time...

[@nathandrake3156]

Guys i know he was a criminal but at the end of s2 where they killed him. I felt bad for him, his kids, his wife and his mom

[@mariraaaww4007]

Same

[@FFEnt860]

Not sure if it’s cuz I’m sauced, but this scene brings me to tears lol.

[@zinhtet5834]

That's made me tears 😪😪

[@geoleo2597]

So cool. Gustavo inn real life rides mountain bikes. Now he’s one of my favorite people and actors

[@20nov007]

This scene is so beautifully explained the bond of pablo and gustavo. How he was so sad about his brother death. ❤

[@abh5553]

Man i love this scene. True brotherhood

[@pyy785]

We all know he was a bad guy but Narcos made the whole world fall in love with Pablo Escobar ,I guess there was something good about him, 😔

[@scarface6684]

There was good things about him but the bad things out weigh the good things by miles

[@floriantoz1622]

A great actor

[@sethlumb5760]

It really goes to show that no matter how "evil" someone is, there is always an element of shared human connection that will leave me feeling like we are brothers. I hate the things he did and perhaps he did deserve to die but he didn't completely lack honor, respect, or integrity. I guess the hardest part is knowing what good people are capable of and instead seeing their lives play out for the worst (regardless of their culpability).

[@criscabrera9098]

@@scarface6684 idk about that all the good things he did was for his own reasons and people know more of him it’s caused some to worship him which isn’t what the creators wanted

[@rizwan_rafique]

Lot of people forget murphy talking about drug dealers running around in slippers , and in this scene we see a wide shot where both pablo and gustavo are wearing same kind of slippers , which probably signifies how a big drug lord and street dealers are same for officer like murphy !!

[@JenishTrambadiya]

Everything started to fall apart the day you left. 👍👍

[@franciscojr2837]

Essa cena é fabulosa!

[@robbertdegraaf3797]

Which Gonzalo do you prefer? The one in Narcos or the one in El Patron del Mal? Would like to hear your opinions.

[@juancarlos-uv4lh]

I honestly prefer Gonzalo here, he is more charismatic and I like him more, but patrón del mal gonzalo is just more accurate and he has his charm of his own.

[@j2fh791]

Is there a an English subtitles version 0f el patron del.mal say where

[@robbertdegraaf3797]

@@j2fh791 Netflix

[@JuCarlos-ex8ip]

Both

[@omerta_ita]

Netflix one is a lot more witty and charismatic

[@87Magneto]

What makes this particular scene even more profound is that it was a foreshadowing of Escobar’s death & thus, he would be joining Gustavo soon. Pablo died the day after his 44th birthday.

[@RandomAutist]

It is impressive how Wagner managed to get his spanish just good enough to pass, there's those moments that make you go "uh" if you know spanish, but my god it is impressive.

[@gerardoizarraras3973]

I just finished this Narcos yesterday and started Narcos Mexico today. I gotta say. They weren't wrong when they told me it'll be really good

[@waleedgillani8841]

This is gold. And it made me cry!

[@verbalDK1]

that scene is overlooked by most viewers, but this is one of the best scenes and dialogues in the entire series. At least to me. Great manuscript and acting, especially facial expressions by Moura. The scene is packed with conflicting emotions - joy (due to the "meeting")/sadness, optimism/dreaming and nostalgia, self-confidence/hesitation of an isolated and persecuted man who already knows deep down that he is defeated. Very emotional. That scene kind of re-humanize Pablo.

[@drea4pres970]

Naw, shit started to fall apart when he bombed that plane. That was beyond regular Pablo absurdity…then he just got worse from there

[@RealAadilFarooqui]

This scene was heartbreaking, even though both of them were evil but still this hurt did hurt

[@ricarte1986]

Nobody is truly “evil”. In the end, they still have a little good in their heart.

[@Dervitox]

You are talking about a man responsible of about 1000s of dead, but ok

[@Skiper-hm9ut]

One of the best moment in the series

[@bourbonnrock-videoslegendados]

It’s like the story of Tony and Manny in Sacarface.

[@aintittho6675]

You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain

[@hidingman3578]

I try not to feel bad for him because of his despicable deeds, but I couldn't help it watching this scene

[@ontherunwithyoumysweetlove]

With the context being just the series, I’ll say that the ending was incredibly sad. Him falling on that roof after being shot, leaving whatever money they had for his dad.

[@user-wr1by9yy4c]

This scene make me feel sad

[@Scorpeus]

Even bad men know love

[@urosjovanovic3142]

What a masterful performance by Wagner Moura! He made us feel sorry for a guy who was an absolute monster.

[@lastbenchersbenchers986]

Everyone hate drug dealers until these characters changes every one views ❤

[@AbrarKhan-jv7wg]

This scene is very close to my heart 😭😭😭😭💯💯

[@spywolf-cs9js]

This actor made me a supporter of pablo.. I love this mans acting

[@user-ww4oc5cp2n]

Don't

[@weediestbong6050]

You hate to feel bad for people like this. But with netlix making it this way. You even feel bad for mass muderers.

[@owencalleia]

Notice how he is evolving with the AI 👀

[@badsamurai11]

magical realism