Pabo Escobar Fancy Dress Costume - Yellow Hawaiian Shirt + Wig + Moustache + Cigar- Perfect for TV Films Drug Cartel Documentary Costume

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Pabo Escobar Fancy Dress Costume - Yellow Hawaiian Shirt + Wig + Moustache + Cigar- Perfect for TV Films Drug Cartel Documentary Costume

Pabo Escobar Fancy Dress Costume - Yellow Hawaiian Shirt + Wig + Moustache + Cigar- Perfect for TV Films Drug Cartel Documentary Costume

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Despite changing their names to Maria Isabel Santos Caballero and Juan Sebastian Marroquin Santos, respectively, there was no escaping their past. Rather than run from it, Pablo Escobar's son decided to capitalize off his father's notoriety by entering the world of fashion. PEDRO PASCAL Shirt, Actor Pedro Pascal Shirt Retro 90s, Gift for Man, Gift for Woman Unisex T-Shirt In most Mexican towns, men wear exotic animal-skin cowboy boots, pintado belts, silk shirts, and baseball caps or cowboy hats. Some Narcos have abandoned the cowboy or Northern look to wear high-end designer clothing in the show. Pablo Escobar’s Unique Choice of Outfits It’s like you went to Germany and tried to create a brand called 'Hitler,'” said Jose Luis Londono, delegate of industrial property for the superintendent of industry and commerce in the Colombian capital Bogota. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Pablo Escobar famously intimidated opponents of his cocaine empire by posing a simple question in Spanish -"Plata o Plomo" - which translates to, "Silver or lead?" Four years later, investigators secretly began observing their apartment in the middle-class neighbourhood of Nunez for months as part of an investigation into money laundering in Argentina.Cocaine had been exported for years prior to Escobar's involvement. But his interest in Colombia's "unofficial" domestic product added a renewed energy to the plant which was cultivated in the upper jungles of the Andean region - where the countries of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia accounted for 98 percent of the world's source of coca. During this time, the United States and President Richard Nixon officially declared a "war on drugs," identifying drug abuse as "public enemy No. 1."

Stripes on stripes are a dramatic way to stand out! Or, you could experiment with a solid colour shirt under a shirt with the same coloured stripes to add a modern touch to this Pablo Escobar Narco outfit.

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Founded in 2010, Escobar Henao - derived from Sebastian's two birth surnames and featuring a family monogram as a logo - describes itself as "a company that designs and introduces clothing remembering facts of the past century, comformed by a group of solidary humans, pacifists, dreamers, artists, poets, philosophers, psychologists, publicists, graphic designers, ontology coaches, arquitects, fashion designers, ecologists... among others; who search to transmit the non-violence and cultural messages of peace to the youth of today through the fashion industry." Although he was accepted to the provincial university, Escobar was unable to afford to stay enrolled, and dropped out in 1966. Soon after, he drifted into the marijuana-growing businesses where he eventually partnered with Jorge Ochoa - who would prove to be an instrumental figure along with Gustavo Gaviria in Escobar's yet-to-be-forged empire. My father was like any other father -- the only thing he didn't do was get up early for work. When you're very young you don't know exactly what it is your father does for a living but as I got older I started noticing that he was in the news a lot, that my freedom was restricted and that I couldn't lead a normal life. All this made me curious," Marroquin told the The Forgiveness Project. "He was a man who found many excuses for using violence, whereas I have never believed in violence as a way of solving conflicts. The only thing that violence does is aggravate the problem. I have always felt that the solution should be through reconciliation, apology and frank discussion. There is a need to invest in the culture of 'forgiveness' and I have a lot of faith that the Colombian people are open to reconciliation."



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