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Season 1 · Episode 18

Pablo Escobar undertakes his revenge

Pablo Escobar, el patrón del mal

C1Colombian45 minNetflixon Netflix

Burdened by the recent events that accuse him, 'the master of evil' undertakes his revenge against those who have uncovered his 'rotten pot', including the Minister.

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S01E18 · Pablo Escobar, el patrón del mal

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  1. 1

    magistrado

    magistrate / senior judge
    noun (m)~7× this episode
    El magistrado revisó el expediente antes de dictar su fallo.The magistrate reviewed the file before issuing his ruling.
  2. 2

    extradición

    extradition
    noun (f)~6× this episode
    El gobierno aprobó la extradición del traficante hacia los Estados Unidos.The government approved the trafficker's extradition to the United States.
  3. 3

    narcotráfico

    drug trafficking
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    Las autoridades llevan años luchando contra el narcotráfico en la región.The authorities have been fighting drug trafficking in the region for years.
  4. 4

    tomba

    police / cops
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    Informal street term for the police, used across Colombia. Neutral in tone but signals an informal, street-level perspective. Often used when warning someone that law enforcement is approaching.

    Corra, que la tomba está dando vueltas por el barrio.Run, the cops are circling around the neighborhood.
  5. 5

    verraquera

    something awesome / impressive feat / what a thing!
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Derives from 'verraco', which in paisa speech means tough, strong, or admirable. '¡Qué verraquera!' is an exclamation of excitement and admiration. Common across Colombia but especially strong in the paisa region.

    Ganó el campeonato después de un año de entrenamiento. ¡Qué verraquera!He won the championship after a year of training. What an incredible achievement!
  6. 6

    condena

    sentence / conviction
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Recibió una condena de dos años por el delito cometido.He received a two-year sentence for the crime committed.
  7. 7

    cartel

    cartel (criminal drug organization)
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    El cartel controlaba todas las rutas de distribución en la ciudad.The cartel controlled all distribution routes in the city.
  8. 8

    boletear

    to rat someone out / to expose someone / to snitch
    expressioncolloquial

    In Colombian criminal and street contexts, 'boletear' means to reveal someone's identity or information to dangerous parties, putting them at risk. More broadly it can mean to expose or embarrass someone. The noun form is 'boleta' or 'boleteo'.

    No me puedo boletear con mis vecinos o me van a meter en problemas.I can't blow my cover with my neighbors or they'll get me into trouble.
  9. 9

    sicario

    hired assassin / hitman
    noun (m)
    El jefe del cartel usaba sicarios para eliminar a sus enemigos.The cartel boss used hitmen to eliminate his enemies.
  10. 10

    orden de captura

    arrest warrant
    noun phrase (f)
    La policía no pudo actuar porque todavía no había una orden de captura.The police could not act because there was still no arrest warrant.
  11. 11

    enriquecimiento ilícito

    illicit enrichment (criminal charge for unexplained wealth)
    noun phrase (m)
    Lo acusaron de enriquecimiento ilícito porque no pudo justificar sus bienes.He was charged with illicit enrichment because he could not account for his assets.
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    chimba

    awesome / amazing / cool
    expressionvulgar

    Extremely common in Medellín and Antioquia. Expresses strong enthusiasm or admiration. In other contexts can be used as an insult or to describe something bad, but when preceded by 'una' and used exclamatorily, it is unambiguously positive. Highly regional to Colombia, especially the paisa dialect.

    Ese concierto estuvo una chimba, me la pasé bailando toda la noche.That concert was incredible, I danced all night long.

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