Juan Sebastián Marroquín Santos (born Juan Pablo Escobar Henao on February 24, 1977) is the son of the infamous Colombian drug lord, Pablo Escobar. After his father's death in 1993, he, along with his mother and sister, fled Colombia and eventually sought asylum in Argentina.
Key aspects of his life:
Name Change: He changed his name to Juan Sebastián Marroquín Santos to distance himself from his father's legacy and protect himself and his family.
Life in Exile: He spent much of his life living in exile in Argentina, trying to build a new identity separate from his father's criminal activities.
Apology and Reconciliation: Marroquín has publicly apologized to the victims of his father's actions. He has met with the children of some of Escobar's victims, seeking reconciliation and understanding. This effort is detailed in documentaries like Sins of My Father.
Architect and Author: He is an architect and has authored a book about his father, Pablo Escobar: My Father, offering a personal perspective on the life of the drug lord. This book provides insight into Pablo%20Escobar's%20life from a unique vantage point.
Documentaries and Media: Marroquín has been involved in several documentaries and media projects related to his father's life, offering his insights and perspectives. These appearances often explore the legacy of drug violence in Colombia.
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