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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2025 · 1H 23M

Pablo Escobar’s Son Breaks Silence About His Father, Narcos, and The Cartel

from Sit Down with Michael Franzese · host Michael Franzese

For the first time in a rare English interview, I sit down with the son of the most feared drug lord in modern history — Pablo Escobar. But this isn’t the story you’ve seen on Netflix or read in the headlines. What’s it like growing up as the heir to a criminal empire? What really happened behind the scenes of the Medellín Cartel? And how do you break away from a legacy built on fear, blood, and billions? In this powerful conversation, Sebastián Marroquín (formerly Juan Pablo Escobar) opens up about his father’s v*olent rise, the truth behind Narcos, and the dark family secrets that nearly destroyed him. We talk about betrayal, transformation, and why the world still can’t let go of Escobar’s shadow. This isn’t just about the cartel — it’s about legacy, redemption, and the cost of survival. If you think you know the story of Pablo Escobar… think again. Pablo Escobar’s Son Breaks Silence About His Father, Narcos, and The Cartel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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