"The war on drugs is a war we already lost," says the Mexican star of the "good" and "bad" guys portrayed in the 1980s-set season of the Netflix cartel drama.

"The madness has begun and no one can stop it," Felix Gallardo (Diego Luna), the Godfather of the Guadalajara cartel, tells DEA agent Walt Breslin (Scoot McNairy) to close out the second season of Narcos: Mexico. "You'll be drowning in blood, chaos. Now you'll see what happens when the cage breaks open and all the animals run free. You're going to miss me."

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The madness has begun. #NarcosMexico star Diego Luna opens up playing the Godfather of the Guadalajara cartel for two seasons and whether or not his time on the show has come to an end. Read at the link in bio.

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Those words, which Felix delivers from behind bars after finally being arrested for the murder of DEA agent Kiki Camarena (Michael Pena) - which played out in season one of the Netflix drug cartel's Mexican reset - serve as a warning for what's to come next in the ongoing Mexican drug war.