Pablo Escobar: Mi Padre

Balancing respect for his family while revealing the truth must have been complex. I wonder what guided his choices in sharing certain memories over others.

The book humanizes the family but also confronts the brutality of his actions. It made me question how much of his legacy is shaped by his loved ones' perspective.

The personal angle adds emotional depth, but I wonder if it was also a way to challenge the typical narrative about Pablo Escobar. How does this perspective change the story?