In the 1980s, one of the decades that was marked by the rise of pop, rock, and hip-hop music, teenagers listened to artists such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, U2, and Guns N' Roses on their Walkman—enjoying the music and culture of this era.

The name "Los Billis," as they were baptized, derives from the international fame of the musical group Bee Gees, interpreter of the movie "Saturday Night Fever" movie soundtrack. They got this name because of their full and voluminous hairstyles and peculiar way of dancing in any discotheque. These teenagers were orphans of an upper-middle-class society, which eventually molded and treated them as adults when, in reality, they were no older than 15 years old.

Their story takes place in the first shopping mall in the city of Bogota, Unicentro, where they walked the aisles in which they enjoyed being the center of attention and forming sides wherever they went. They caused furor and fear because, just as they were popular for their hairstyle, walking, and even for their bikes, they were also popular for their way of making trouble where there was none, and they did it just because they wanted to be respected. Characters beyond fiction tell us the story of how this gang, who managed to have a mob of boys at their command, became masters of the busiest places in the city and how, over time, they adopted the world of drug trafficking. As a consequence, some lost their lives, others ended up as criminals, and many others were redeemed when they reached adulthood. All this triggered the end of this era.

Where can you watch the series Los Billis in Colombia?

This story can be found on Prime Video. We are proud to have been part of it, as we did the English subtitles for all the series chapters.

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