El Chino: Sinaloa Cartel's Highest Ranking Hitman

Sinaloa Cartel 'El Chino' Highest Ranking Hitman. We know the clown assassin wasbec, Sinaloa Cartel's highest ranking Hitman better known as 'El Chino Antrax'

And today, I'll be telling you his story.

[harambe]

damn psoriasis really stopped this kid from becoming a military pilot and he turned into a cartel assassin as a result 😭

[BucksTheBear]

Okay, never reject someone to join an art school, never reject someone to join the military over a skin condition. Write that down, write that down!

[grod]

This man walked around knowing the amount of enemies he made during his sicario days. Its hard to understand the reason he would go back. There was a motive for sure. Or perhaps he just awaited death. What goes around comes around. He dealt death so eventually it caught up to him.

[SadRengo]

I live in the north of Mexico and when i was around 12 years old i saw a lot of dead people, there were a lot gun fights. The cartel vs the police, almost every day, but something i will remember perfectly is that other cartels took some inspiration out of this guy and started hanging people under the bridges as well. In those times kids wanted to be part of the cartel for some reason. Now im glad to see that a lot of people want to be soldiers to clean the streets, now is really safe, at least in my city.

[tankeater]

9:12 a 360 is a full rotation, thus, means he stayed the same path. You're referring to a 180. This is a half of a rotation that'll make you go the opposite way... he pulled a 180.

[carloswhisper]

For about 5 years we heard on the mexican radio stations songs about this guy. So many musicians made their careers mentioning him. It's been like that since the 90s.

[kennethken]

You did plastic surgery but wear the same ring, absolute legend

[adityaudayanagolfvlogs]

I think he was prepare to die and he knew his sister and brother in law would die anyway.

He came back for the final moments together and i think the sinaola cartel gave him time, which was 10 days.

He could have retired and gone somewhere else, but the fact he came back to family was just that he felt so much guilt destroying both families.

[Dead_Goat]

Small correction. His parents were part of the Zambada crime family. His dad was in great position to help him.

[EternaLfe]

"If you live by the sword, you die by the sword."

[crappymechanix]

El Mayo 100% called the hit on him. he's the only one that would've known where he was due to offering him protection upon his return. He promised him protection in order for them to have a conversation, something about anthrax needing to pay some large amount of money or do a few more jobs and everything will be clean and clear for his re-introduction back into the sinaloa cartel. The convinced him to leave the US because it would be easier to kill him and anyone he's with and not face too harsh repercussions. He had a hit put on him while he was on house arrest after his release, but there was already a lot of issues with crossing the border and at the time no one wanted to go to american jail during covid. the stories circulating about the police raping inmates during covid was highly circulated at the time. it was really weird to hear that.

[MiguelVPy]

There is big mistake. The nickname El Chino does not mean chinese man. It was because he had curly hair. In spanish when a person has a very curly hair, we call it chino.

[armandobronka]

His nickname “Chino” did not come from the Chinese Anthrax. He was always called chino because of his curly hair.

[TwistedTeaToTheFace]

"If psoriasis ever kept you from being a pilot and instead turned you into a cartel assassin, then SKYRIZI may be right for you"

[linuskarlsson]

The Hog Rider card is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 5). He is a very fast building-targeting, melee troop with moderately high hitpoints and damage. He appears just like his Clash of Clans counterpart; a man with brown eyebrows, a beard, a mohawk, and a golden body piercing in his left ear who is riding a hog. A Hog Rider card costs 4 Elixir to deploy.

[nova]

7:16 I love how they were filming stock footage and said "yeah, use the take where a spider crawls on their hand, it'll have wider appeal" 😂

[FrankyBlack]

I guarantee he got promised safe passage by the top dogs he didnt rat on. They tricked him and rocked him to sleep.
Rough way to go...
but im sure he sent many men to purgatory the same way he ended up... tortured to death...man thats a ROUGH business to be in...
"What does it profit a man, who gains the whole world... but loses his soul."
RIP.

[boutrosboutrosboutrosboutros]

The stock footage is hilarious when the editor gets lazy. That "neighborhood" suburbia is no where near Sinaloa looks like suburbs in Van Nuys CA

[TheTruelakersfan]

2 reasons he went and only 2 reasons. 1. he was too brave and felt untouchable 2. He was lied too about being safe for what ever reason they might of discussed

[Thegriff]

Never really understood how someone gets tied up in this kind of business. The lifespan of cartel members is SOOO short. I guess they are willing to risk everything for money...which 99% of them never see.