When I thought about the basis for the creation of a certain drama, the teacher always asked people to write it. At that time, I felt that this was unnecessary. Is there no drama that just came out with the plot and then had a compact plot, and it was a great success? Looking back now, maybe not really. Because the creation of art is always based on a certain reality or legend or myth, it will not appear out of thin air. The success of the show illustrates this more fully. First of all, the plot is based on real history, and the American perspective guides the direction of the story at the beginning of each episode. The penultimate episode blocked the names of those high-level leaders, and the dramatic tension was stronger, which sometimes confused reality with film and television creation, and also made people feel more immersive. Secondly, the professionalism of the creative team makes the Mexican style more authentic. Not only the music, the costumes, the scenes, but even the final run of Rafa and the uncle is too hispanohablante: one has to take the girl he likes to escape for his life, while the other listens to the music and goes to the beach to wait for the fateful one. arrange. But the show still has some shortcomings, although both the story and the rhythm are well grasped. The biggest shortcoming I think is in the characters: Felix's acting is always frowning and worried, and the characters are not full enough to be convincing that this person has created such a large-scale drug cartel. Apart from that, the love life is not much. Since as the protagonist of the first season, it should be more portrayed. The other is the character Kiki, through this detective to unravel the veil of the drug cartel, he is also one of the most important people in the first season. His image is a bit more layered than Felix's, but in the second half of the first season he was also stuck in a single image problem. In contrast, Rafa may be the most prominent figure. All in all, when I watched the last episode, I was really pissed off whether the Mexican government was or is not doing so well and was so utterly corrupt. Looking for some books to learn about the real Mexico. But even if it is true, it is not surprising. After all, several pro-American countries in Latin America are basically all corrupt and government inaction has made them what they are today.
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