Me encantó el podcast! Toda la historia estuvo muy bien !

Very nicely done. Loved it.

I enjoyed it in the beginning but at some point I got tired of it, not the story itself, which was endlessly fascinating, but the treatment of the material, the lack of depth and imagination in the writing, felt like a missed opportunity.

Best thing I ever listen to!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love how you did this in both English and Spanish! Great work breaking his story down and the music!!!

I listened to the English version but was not a big fan. I witched to listening to the Spanish version and I was hooked! The Spanish version is more interesting and more down to earth. I grew up listening to Chalino and it’s a sad story.

So good, I was obsessed and sad when it ended. Well spoken and well produced, big props!

This is an interesting story that gets better as it goes along, but it is hard to listen to. I should have listened to it in Spanish instead. Eric Galindo brings a very specific point of view (Los Angeles with roots in Sinaloa) to a story that had many points of view (not all Mexican Americans or fans of Chalino share his background) and I find that when he speaks it sounds like he is ending every sentence with a question. This is incredibly unprofessional as it makes a serious topic seem trivial and frivolous. Hopefully he will improve this, otherwise I will skip any future podcasts with him.

Please do another podcast! This was so tragic, well researched, and informative.

This is the first and only docuseries I have ever finished from start to finish. It’s THAT good. I grew up knowing only that Chalino was a narco and made music for narcos. My family was never big on corridos, barely any regional music really. So I loved how elementary and yet complex this docuseries was constructed, because even with my vague knowledge I felt connected and challenged.