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Do we need another series that bypasses and ignores U. Do we need another show about the war on drugs that is so obviously copaganda? Even when the main character is a woman who can conquer power, Latine people are still being stereotyped as violent, cruel, and ultimately corrupted. Skip navigation! Story from Somos. Last Updated January 25, , PM. The duo behind Narcos and Narcos: Mexico, Eric Newman and Doug Miro, created and executive produced the six-episode limited series about Griselda Blanco , a Colombian woman who had a major impact on international drug trafficking.
While this might assure viewers that they are in for some good television, this information gave me pause because both Narcos and Narcos: Mexico were powerful vessels to reinforce negative Latine stereotypes , particularly when it came to the men, whom the shows reduced to violent, corrupt, and money-hungry characters.
As it turns out, I was right to be wary, as Griselda continues to stereotype Latines as violent criminals. By the s, she and her second husband, Alberto Bravo, lived in New York City, where they smuggled drugs from Colombia. Credited with inventing drug smuggling and drive-by shootings, Blanco supposedly had a hand in hundreds of murders.
The Netflix retelling starts in Miami after Blanco escapes Colombia and her husband Alberto, who she accuses of debasing her. While the real Blanco was a survivor of sexual violence by her stepdad as a child, and no doubt of violence against women throughout her life, this shocking start to her story on a huge streaming platform that centers the viewership of the U. Blanco was a cruel and paranoid woman who was largely responsible for the bloody years of violence in Miami between and the early s during the Cocaine Cowboys era.
