To begin with, the character in Narcos is largely based on two men who hunted Escobar in real life: Jaime Ramírez Gómez and Hugo Martínez (a character that's introduced in Season 2). At the height of his infamy, Escobar was responsible for an estimated 80% of the cocaine that was smuggled into the United States, turning over 60 million dollars a day, or 21.9 billion dollars a year, in personal income.El Patron had enough finances, sicarios and informants to wage a war on Colombia in his bid to hold the country hostage.
Cartel’s direct hostilities were triggered and resulted in the murders of Minister Lara Bonilla in 1984 and murder of Colonel Jaime Ramirez Gomez in 1986.Some still insist that Carrillo is Martinez, and that the two of “Martinez’s” characters are like two sides of a coin. This made many start to think that Horatio Carrillo was actually based upon Jaime Ramírez Gómez (1940-1986) – an official of the NPC, who led a fight against the drug trade in Colombia from the 1970s onward, and was murdered in retaliation.In 1984, Gomez was involved in locating and destroying the “Tranquilandia” – a large cocaine production camp near the Yari River. Hugo Martinez, commander of the Search Block has died aged 79 from a heart attack. Leader of the Colombian forces Horatio Carrillo, whose job was to bring down Pablo Escobar, did not actually exist.Horacio Carillo – Real Life Hugo Martinez or Jaime Ramirez Gomez?Horacio Carillo – Real Life Hugo Martinez or Jaime Ramirez Gomez?George Jung’s Family – Father, Mother, Wife and DaughtersChris Reda – Wife, Daughter, Scott Disick, Gansevoort Market and Griffin Night Club Close. If you've ever read the superb book Killing Pablo then you'll know that Narcos does take creative liberties with the truth, but for the purpose of this article, we'll only look at the show and the character that's played by Maurice Compte.What makes a man want to continue a fight where he's up against insurmountable odds, knowing that he has everything to lose and nothing to gain from a never-ending war on drugs? Carrillo was based off of reality, but not directly representing it.Most of the characters in the Narcos series are based on real-life people; however, some were created just for the show. Real-life Martinez retired to the city of Bogotá and is still alive.Horatio’s personality traits match up with Hugo, including familiarity with Pablo Escobar, being incorruptible and deeply caring about his brigade.However, after Horatio Carillo’s death in Season 2 of the hit Netflix series, Martinez is introduced as a totally separate character. To quote Omar from The Wire "a man must have a code" and in the case of Colonel Horacio Carillo, he's a firm believer in doing whatever it takes to catch Pablo Escobar.A Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot is coming - but as a serious dramaWhile El Patron's power rises, along with the body count of Colombian citizens and policemen in the streets, Carillo remains incorruptible to bribes, impervious to fear and incredibly committed to justice. Character Overview. Real-life Martinez retired to the city of Bogotá and is still alive. In his own words, he knows that "Americans have nothing to fear if the war turns nasty" and that "extradition is pissing in the wind".In his mind, US foreign policy doesn't give two shits about dead Colombians or a society that's crippled by fear.

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Which resulted in Pablo Escobars death. Article in Spanish. Narcos Hugo Martinez Úvod Novinky Kvízy Epizody Postavy Herci Fotky Videa Titulky Diskuze O seriálu Hugo Martinez. Hugo Martinez, commander of the Search Block has died aged 79 from a heart attack. Is Horatio Carrillo from Netflix series “Narcos” a real person?

Movies. Hugo Martinez was the commander of the Search Bloc, assembled by President César Gaviria in 1992; this unit of the National Police of Colombia had one objective – to apprehend drug lord Pablo Escobar and his people.