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“It was a happy accident,” Uriza reveals. Uriza plays his son on Gentefied, but their characters don’t interact on the third and final season of the cocaine-centered saga Narcos: Mexico. Cosio has played Don Neto on Narcos: Mexico since it began and costars as patriarch Pop on Gentefied.

When we had Christmas break, I came back home, and in January, I auditioned for Gentefied.”īeing on both shows allowed Uriza to work with actor Joaquin Cosio twice. Gentefied came at a time when we were in between shooting Narcos: Mexico, because the pandemic got in the middle and there were a lot of stops. But it’s exciting to play two totally different characters on two very different Netflix shows. “Ernesto is more like me,” Uriza tells TVLine with a chuckle. Uriza says small countenance shifts such as these help him bring humanity and believability to his portrayals. But as loving father Ernesto on the streamer’s dramatic familial comedy Gentefied, he beams with warmth and sincerity.

Hank” Gonzalez on Netflix’s Narcos: Mexico, for instance, his grin is menacing and mercurial. It’s all about the smile for actor Manuel Uriza.Īs dirty politician Carlos “Mr. Narcos: Mexico Boss on How Bad Bunny Came to Be Kitty - Plus, One Cast Member's Real-Life Tie to This World Narcos: Mexico Series Finale Recap: Adios, Amado?/The Rise of El Chapo