Netflix have not yet commented on the letter. My brother would not have liked season 1, maybe he will enjoy season 2 if you respond me and we solve this issue." "All we want to do is make sure that things are done right. However his last sentence appears to have a slightly menacing undertone as it evokes the memory of the late Pablo Escobar, who ordered the killing of thousands of people. Mr Escobar ends the letter pointing out it is meant "as a friendly request for co-operation". The second season of Narcos is scheduled to be released in September. He also warns Netflix not to release any merchandise "as we control all such rights". Roberto Escobar worked as his brother's accountant for years and in his letter he describes himself as "Pablo's closest ally".
He alleges that "in the first season or Narcos, there were mistakes, lies and discrepancies from the real story, the story that I was not only part of making, but that I survived from ". In his letter to Netflix, Roberto Escobar writes: "It is my wish that you do not release any Narcos television show or any other show or shows depicting me, my family or my brother Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria, unless I am given the rightful opportunity to review this material." Roberto Escobar registered for "successor-in-interest rights" to Pablo Escobar and the Escobar family name in California in 2015, meaning that he has assumed the rights, duties, obligations and assets of Pablo Escobar's business. The second season is expected to focus on the drug lord's escape from prison. Roberto Escobar said he wanted to determine the accuracy of the contents.
The series portrays the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar, who was shot dead by police in 1993, and the Medellin drug cartel he lead. Roberto Escobar, the brother of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, has written to the video streaming company Netflix asking to review the second season of the series Narcos.
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