Pablo Escobar is impossible to forget. The Colombian trafficker was once the most powerful drug lord in the world, until his death in 1993.
Twenty years later, the myth is more alive than ever through films, series, T-shirts and tours across Medellín’s landmarks.
Deep in the jungle, Hacienda Napoles, the extravagant estate he built for himself, is now visited by families.
Private zoo, runway and Jurassic Park-style sculptures: who now profits from this thrill tourism built on the former king of narcos?
