He says, “We definitely don’t want to repeat ourselves, ever.” But to me, stopping at the moment where we had delivered the world that we now live in today made sense, thematically and narratively.” Not to say that other stories wouldn’t be compelling going forward. The show has been able to lift the curtains and show you how this thing began, how it evolved. “For me, it felt like bringing the show up to that spot where we now recognize, for better or for worse, made sense as a place to stop it. “I saw this season as an origin story of the modern world that we live in,” explains Bernard. Though the events of the season track up until the late 1990s, the final season story will set up for viewers an understanding of the globalization of the drug war today. As promised by the finale of season two, the final season of Narcos: Mexico focuses on the emerging bosses from the cartels who step up in Gallardo’s place: Amado Carillo Fuentes (José María Yázpik), of Juárez Benjamín (Alfonso Dosal) Ramón (Manuel Masalva) and Enedina Arellano Félix (Mayra Hermosillo), of Tijuana and Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán (Alejandro Edda) of Sinaloa. With the origins of the Guadalajara cartel - which, to the Narcos creative team, represented the beginning of the modern Mexican drug trade - being in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Narcos: Mexico then traveled back in time. The original Narcos series, which also ran for three seasons, brought the franchise timeline up to the mid-1990s with the rise and fall of the Colombian successors to Medellin, the Cali cartel.

And that’s what you’re seeing in terms of the chaos and the violence and the upheaval that this season ushers in.” “I used to joke with Eric that the only thing worse than organized crime is disorganized crime. You’re going to miss me.’ And this season is kind of about proving his point,” co-creator Carlo Bernard, who took over from Eric Newman as showrunner for the final run, tells The Hollywood Reporter of season three. But I was actually keeping things in line. “At the end of season two of Narcos: Mexico, Felix says, ‘You guys may think I’m a problem. 'Narcos: Mexico' Makes Way for the Next Generation in Final Season Trailer

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