There's a new DEA agent in Guadalajara, and he's hell-bent on making Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo pay for what he did to Kiki Camarena.
Season 2 on Thursday. The series, which follows the rise and fall of Guadalajara drug kingpin Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, picks up right where the first season left off with the cartel leader attempting to take his narcotics business to new heights.
Diego Luna will reprise his role as Félix. Tenoch Huerta is also back as Félix's right-hand man Rafael Caro Quintero, while Teresa Ruiz returns as Isabella Bautista, Félix's leading lady who is only second to his wife. Viewers should expect to see a lot more of Alejandro Edda as the young Joaquin Guzman, otherwise known as El Chapo.Season 2 including Sosie Bacon, Jose Julian, Flavio Medina and Mayra Hermosillo.
There is one new character expected to stir up trouble for Félix. With his Colombian rivals now out of the way, the Mexican drug lord aims to expand his empire and flood his products into America. That, of course, won't come without its own set of challenges as Félix attempts to outsmart his cronies and the Mexican and United States governments.
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