Narcos: Mexico is a crime drama web TV series that was created and produced by Chris Brancato, Carlo Bernard, and Doug Miro. It premiered on Netflix in November 2018 and was intended to be the 4th season of the Netflix series Narcos. In the end, though, it was developed to be a companion series to it. As the title suggests, the show focuses on the illegal drug trade in Mexico. The original Narcos show centered on the illegal drug trade in Columbia. Narcos: Mexico explores how the modern war on drugs began. The show begins around the time when Mexican traffickers were still a disorganized group. Mostly, independent small-time cannabis growers and dealers. During this time, the Guadalajara Cartel rose into power during the 1980s and was led by Felix Gallardo. It aimed to unify the traffickers in order to build his own drug empire. It also follows a DEA agent named Kiki Camarena, that moves with his wife and son to a new post in Guadalajara. He soon realizes that his new assignment is more than he could have imagined.

The show has garnered positive reviews from critics and viewers when it premiered. The show was described as "dangerous, thrilling, and highly addictive". It expertly expands on the franchise by exploring new territories in the drug war's long and grim history. If you've watched the first season already, you'll know that these are quite accurate and valid. Narcos: Mexico season 2 is nearly upon us and we can't help but wonder what we could expect in the new season. So we made a little list about it. Check out some of the biggest things to expect from Narcos: Mexico season 2 below and tell us what you thought.