Season 1 · Episode 26
The United States Government gathers the evidence to accuse Colombian drug traffickers of having links with the Sandinista authorities, who allow them to distribute the drug from Managua. Pablo Escobar discovers that Harry Beal may have betrayed him.
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Extremely common in everyday Colombian speech to refer to any male person, or informally to any individual. Plural is 'manes'. Used across all social classes and ages.
Shortened from 'parcero'. Very common term of address among friends in Colombia, especially in Medellín and surrounding areas. Carries a warm, street-friendly tone.
Literally refers to defecating oneself, but used figuratively to mean extremely frightened. Very expressive and common in informal Colombian speech when describing fear.
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