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The second season is sky high! Luis Zahera- Ferro is stunning.

I love the cast, the characters drawn, the plot, the scenario. Even though there are numerous plot holes, you still enjoy the show and it keeps you at the edge of your seat at many times. I could barely wait till the next episode at the end of every one.

Nemo is the "Lord" of the Galitian town of Oeste, he has built the biggest narco business under a facade, he is the larger employer, he is the patriarch of a devious family, he is cunning, smart, ruthless and willing to rough people up, make threats, harass and do anything possible to have his way no matter if the problem is a rival thug or a public officer, but he was diagnosed with Alzheimer and his business is on its way to bankruptcy... And now the story unfolds with great character developments, an array of many violent twists and turns as well as sudden and unexpected surprises to compel the viewer to follow the series. Chapters are long, 70 minutes each, the ending looms with an opening set of incidents to go into a second season.

It's a good show if you're willing to put up with a soap like story. The story is unsubstantiated and not supported well. However, It does have a degree of suspense created by murder, cops and drug trafficking. The one annoying thing is the gay acting. The character Carlos needs toning down. It's looks fake. Enough with the the raising of the hand.

Character of Nemo really did a great job ill or not. Ferro as loyal as ever. These 2 characters really raise the bars. All characters really played great.