New ‘Narcos: Mexico’ teaser trailer revealed for relaunched series

Narcos season four shifts to a new location and a “new empire” when it returns to Netflix this November.

The streaming service confirmed the release date for Narcos: Mexico in a new trailer which shows how the action will shift to the rise of Mexican drug cartels following three seasons set in Colombia.

Two new first look images for the fourth season have also been revealed ahead of the new season’s premiere, which Netflix confirmed will take place on November 16.
So how did Netflix and series co-creators Carlo Bernard and Doug Miro decide to follow up on that, especially in the wake of the tragic murder of location scout Carlos Munoz Portal and a lawsuit filed by Escobar's family? As previously announced, Narcos has undergone a reboot of sorts, with an installment that Netflix isn't calling a fourth season but an entirely new series entitled Narcos: Mexico, a la Law & Order: Hate Crimes. Today, the premiere date was announced: November 16.

The series traverses similar ground as O.G. Narcos, following the rise of a very murder-happy and powerful cartel, this time the Guadalajara Cartel. Ant-Man's Michael Peña plays an undercover DEA agent investigating the organization's new leader, Félix Gallardo, played by Rogue One's Diego Luna. See flashes of what to expect in the date-announcement teaser above, which also might make you wonder: are they still going to use that Rodrigo Amarante theme song, and what else can I watch right now to satisfy my Narcos fix?