Year: 2025- (February)
Genre:
Fantasy / Crime / Drama
Director:
Julián de Tavira, Pablo Silva Glez, Batan Silva
Stars:
Dane DiLiegro, Alejandro Speitzer, José Salof, Victor Oliveira, Berenice Mastretta, Natalia Benvenuto, Haniel Usla ...
Storyline:
In the north, survival isn’t just about strength—
it’s about who you become.
Cóyotl, héroe y bestia unfolds in the rugged deserts and dangerous border towns of northern Mexico, where cartels rule, corruption seeps into every institution, and the line between hero and villain is dangerously thin.
At the heart of the chaos is Cóyotl—a mysterious figure with a violent past, respected by some, feared by others. He fights organized crime not for glory, but for survival, justice, and something far more personal. Known as both a protector and a predator, he operates between Mexican and U.S. authorities, tangled in a geopolitical web of cross-border conflict, drug smuggling, and human tragedy.
As violence escalates and alliances blur, Cóyotl becomes the symbol of a region abandoned by order—a myth, a monster, and maybe its only hope.
Similar shows to Cóyotl, héroe y bestia
If you’re drawn to narco dramas, cross-border thrillers, and antihero sagas, Cóyotl belongs beside:
Narcos: Mexico (2018–2021) – Drug empires and the men who rise to rule them.
Ozark (2017–2022) – Crime, loyalty, and the violence beneath the surface.
ZeroZeroZero (2019 - 2020) – The global network behind the drug trade.
💡 Like these, Cóyotl delivers complex characters, explosive tension, and a lens into the forgotten zones where lawlessness becomes legend.
💡 Like these, Out There thrives on atmosphere, tension, and the uneasy feeling that something is watching from the treeline.
📌 Final Thoughts
With its visceral setting, raw political relevance, and a central figure both feared and followed,
Cóyotl, héroe y bestia (2025) is a bold new entry into Latin American storytelling—where myth meets modern warfare, and one man walks the line between heroism and monstrosity.
In a land divided by crime and borders, he’s not the law, he’s the reckoning.
Which of these shows have you seen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
