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4 giorni fa · As shown in flashback in the Breaking Bad episode "Hermanos", Gus and his business/romantic partner Maximino Arciniega had approached the cartel with the offer to produce and sell meth for the cartel, but Don Eladio had Hector Salamanca kill Max as punishment for going behind Eladio's back, then forced Gus to participate in distributing cartel cocaine.
What did Don Eladio mean when he lets Gus live because he "knew who he was"? Just a plot device to explain why Gus is still alive 30 years later? Maybe, but Gilligan is a pretty efficient writer and doesn't strike me as the type to leave loose ends.
Yes, it is really distracting lol. I think Nachos dad and Don Eladio speaks the best Spanish in the series. Edit: just got to Lalo. It’s Lalo and it isn’t even close. Reply reply. Riggaberto. •. Eladio speaks good Spanish but he speaks it like a Cuban speaker rather than Mexican speaker due to where the actor was born.
9 mag 2024 · No views 1 minute ago. Why did Eladio kill Gus’s partner Max when he could have chosen to work with him in Breaking Bad? I don’t think it was about respect, as Eladio claimed. ...more.
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5 giorni fa · The ruthless leader of the Mexican cartel responsible for much of the drug trafficking in New Mexico, he exudes power and charisma despite limited screen time. Don Eladio demonstrates how far-reaching and influential criminal organizations can be, even from across national borders.
5 giorni fa · Set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Breaking Bad is the story of a mild-mannered high school chemistry teacher named Walter White (played by Cranston) who discovers that he has inoperable lung cancer.
21 mag 2024 · Summary. The phrase "In Liebe Deine Jungs" translates to "With Love... Your Boys" and pays tribute to Werner Ziegler's crew in Better Call Saul . Lalo Salamanca's investigation into Werner uncovers Gus Fring's super-lab, connecting Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad . While the German plaque stands out, both Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad ...
