"La autora se adentra en el C©?rtel de Sinaloa a trav©?s del relato de Vicentillo, quien exhibe de manera descarnada c©?mo funciona el sistema interno que da vida a la organizaci©?n criminal, la violencia, las mil formas de traficar droga y la complicidad entre pol©?ticos, empresarios y fuerzas del orden. Pero sobre todo devela el perfil de quien durante el ©ðltimo medio siglo ha sido el rey del narcotr©?fico. Quien nunca ha pisado la c©?rcel y quien desde su trono ha visto caer a amigos, enemigos, socios, competidores, familiares, empleados del gobierno y hasta sus propios hijos, sin que eso haga mella en su poder, el padre de Vicentillo: Ismael el Mayo Zambada"--Amazon.com. "The story goes back to January 2011, when one of Vicente Zambada Niebla's lawyers, better known as Vicentillo, who faced a trial in a Chicago court contacted Anabel Hernandez. The intention was to share with the journalist documents and facts that extended and clarified several of the episodes that had just been released in Los Se©?or del Narco. Among the documents to which he had access are the disturbing self-portrait as a clown that appears on the cover and the newspapers made by Vicentillo during negotiations to collaborate with the US government, which until now were secret. In them the capo rebuilt its history and the history of one of the largest drug trafficking organizations on the planet"--source of summary not identified.