El final del paraíso

Catalina is now the DEA chief in Colombia and she's focused on dismantling a network that's pushing a potent new synthetic drug onto the streets. As she closes in, personal loyalties complicate the work: her own daughter is secretly tied to the cartel that distributes the drug, and Yésica, Catalina's old nemesis, has managed to worm her way into the DEA. The series follows investigations, tense confrontations and the fragile alliances among law enforcement, traffickers and family, keeping the stakes high without giving away the outcome of rivalries or betrayals.

Released in 2019, the show features Gregorio Pernía, Catherine Siachoque, Fabián Ríos, Juan Pablo Gamboa and Kimberly Reyes, and continues storylines centered on familiar characters from the larger franchise that fans know.

The series didn’t claim major international awards, though it maintained steady visibility in its regional market and among viewers who follow this strand of crime drama and telenovela hybrids.

Among audiences the show reinforced certain iconic characters, especially Catalina and Aurelio Jaramillo "El Titi," and sparked online discussion about how contemporary drug markets are portrayed on television. It kept a vocal fanbase engaged on social media, with viewers debating character choices and moral ambiguities across seasons.

Reception has been mixed to positive, reflected in an average user score around 7.17/10 from a modest sample of votes. Viewers often point to the show's blend of action and melodrama, with recurring themes of family loyalty, deception, corruption and the clash between institutional duty and personal ties. Critics and fans tend to agree the series delivers high-stakes plot turns and familiar genre beats aimed at long-term followers of the story.