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Juan Pablo Escobar
Hardcover | Pages: 544 pages Rating: 3.86 | 2488 Users | 190 Reviews
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| Title | : | Mano tėvas Pablas Eskobaras |
| Author | : | Juan Pablo Escobar |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 544 pages |
| Published | : | 2017 by Obuolys (first published November 1st 2014) |
| Categories | : | Nonfiction. Biography. Crime. True Crime. Mystery |
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Pirmą kartą turtingiausio ir žiauriausio Lotynų Amerikos nusikaltėlio Pablo Escobaro gyvenimas iš taip arti.Tikri faktai ir tiesa, kurią atskleidžia paties Escobaro sūnus.
Garsiausi nusikaltėlių pasaulio vardai Boni ir Klaidas ar net pats Alas Kaponė nublanksta prieš Kolumbijos narkotikų baroną Pablą Escobarą. Prekyba narkotikais jam pelnė septintą vietą turtingiausių pasaulio žmonių sąraše. Kalbama, kad slapstydamasis nuo policijos kalnuose jis sudegino du milijonus dolerių tam, kad jo dukra sušiltų, o 10 proc. (apie du milijardus dolerių!) pelno kasmet nurašydavo kaip nuostolius, nes apytiksliai tiek pinigų suėsdavo žiurkės ar sutrūnydavo saugyklose.
Nors Escobaras tiekė 80 proc. viso pasaulio kokaino, kariavo su vyriausybe ir žiauriai susidorodavo su konkurentais, jis buvo rūpestingas tėvas ir paprastų žmonių herojus – dalydavo pinigus vargšams, įrengė futbolo aikštelių vaikams.
Ši knyga – Escobaro sūnaus išpažintis apie nesuvokiamai turtingą ir pavojingą jų šeimos gyvenimą, šokiruojantis ir atviras žvilgsnis į kriminalinio pasaulio užkulisius ir dvi Pablo Escobaro asmenybės pusės – mylintis tėvas ir nusikaltėlis, privertęs kentėti begalę žmonių.
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| Original Title: | Pablo Escobar, Mi padre ISBN13 9786090401941 |
| Edition Language: | Lithuanian |
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The book starts off with the author being a tad defensive about his father, the most notorious drug lord in history. However, as the book progresses, it becomes very clear that the author was a victim himself being born into this world of crime and not having a way out even though he wanted his father to stop. As Escobar's son, he was privy to some of the most intimate details about the kingpin's personal and criminal life, which explains the extraordinarily detailed descriptions presented inI won't elaborate so that I don't spoil it for the following readers... It's amazing to read first-hand details of what this family, specially the children, went thru to survive a life they didn't choose. I know there are plenty of tv series that mimic Escobar's life. I've watched a few and can say that the most accurate, according to this book, is the Netflix "Narcos" series.
Like a lot of other people I blasted through the T.V show Narcos with great delight. An enjoyable series with plenty of action and a gripping story line. But here's the rub You forget that these were real people and events that took place. So after I'd finished I decided to take a deeper look in to the real Escobar and that's when I came across this book. I was interested to find out what his son had to say about the real man. Juan starts of at the end of his tory after Escobar had died
InterestingI'm not sure how credible a narrator PE's son is because he was only 16 when his father was killed and I don't know how sophisticated a teenager is in understanding the motives of the leader of an international criminal enterprise, Interesting back stories nevertheless, Just read it with a grain (or shaker) full of salt.
I found this book hard to follow for a few reasons. There were way too many names and organizations to keep track of. It would've been helpful to have a chart or breakdown at the beginning of the book differentiating who was family, who was friend and who was foe. The author also skipped back and forth in time periods at some points, which made it confusing. If you have even a mild interest in Pablo Escobar, you probably won't find a lot of new information in this book. There were a few personal
At the risk of sounding obnoxious, I'm going to go ahead and label this book a MUST-READ for anyone who is a fan of Netflix's Narcos series. Recently having finished season 2 of that amazing show, I happened to stumble across this book, which I'd previously never heard of, at my local library. Well, obviously, I had to pick it up and immediately devour it.I was actually a little reticent to read it at first. There tends to be this phenomenon with TV series based on real-life events, where the
I always feel a little disturbed when a hardcore criminal is made into a hero, blaming the circumstances, the government, the peers, the situation or anything else as being responsible for making him into a criminal. Off late, the pop culture has indulged in such a cardinal sin often many times - be it Pablo Escobar, Ted Bundy, Charles Sobhraj or Dawood Ibrahim closer to home. This book is by Pablo Escobar's son. While he does accept the fact that what his father did was wrong, and that he does
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