First, let's understand what the concept of Latin American magic realism is.
My rough understanding is that Latin America has fallen behind (after being brutally colonized by a large margin in all aspects of politics and economy). The politics and economy are not good. The country can’t keep up with nutrition, can’t feed the people, and can’t control the wolves. In this case, such a literary genre specializes in satirizing and writing reality.
You can make it after watching the TV series.
What is magic realism.
Really art comes from life|･ω･｀) Dog head.
There is a prototype for the things this TV series tells (real people and real things)
The Colombian drug lord Pablo started from nothing by selling white flour. As the saying goes, "three hundred and sixty lines are the top picks", only making a small amount of money is not enough. So Pablo began to bribe public officials to smuggle.
One-stop worry-free service for production, shipment and transportation. Pablo became the richest man in Colombia at a young age.
There is no Mexican style to stories like this alone.
The big guy is the big guy.
Boss has a more fun way to play.
What's the point in saying that I am just the richest person in the village? I want to be the village head.
Then this old man engaged in media marketing really began to prepare for publicity and campaign.
And they have their own way. I earn money from the neighbour Baigui and spend it on the common people. I am a good friend of the Robin Hood people in Latin America. I'll send the money to you. You say you choose me or not?
I let my brothers get in the way of my election, and the media that smashed me have gotten into trouble. The president also has to listen to the bigwigs. Because the National Security Agency is not as equipped as the boss. The country has nothing to say about feelings.
The story in the middle is not spoiled. Anyway, the United States is deeply affected by drugs (I was hacked and I want to smash the logic of the kitchenware shop) to engage in drug lords.
The Burrito Brigade hesitated on the question of whether to "extradite." (Politics is wonderful (¨̮))
In the end, the pressure was overwhelmed. The Mexicans had to close the door to resolve the situation. The burrito and the drug seller reached an agreement-you choose to build a prison yourself and stay in it for a few years. This in itself is very magical. The prison built by the boss is comparable to a resort.
In short, the boss is too hungry. It can't be done even if it bursts into its own country.
The central idea is "American talent is the savior."
Things are not simple.
Let's watch it again in the second season.
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