Harina (2022) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is explicit and frequent. This includes scenes of full nudity (frontal and rear), sex acts with thrusting and moaning, and graphic discussions about sex. Prostitution is depicted, and there are instances of sexual harassment and objectification of women, though not always condoned by the narrative, it is part of the criminal world depicted.

Violence is strong and graphic. Shootouts result in bloody injuries and deaths. Characters are killed at close range, with visible blood spurts. There are scenes of torture, beatings, and implied sexual violence. The consequences of violence, including dead bodies and crime scenes, are shown with relatively graphic detail. A character gets their tongue cut out in one scene.

Strong language is pervasive throughout the season, including frequent use of f-words, s-words, and other expletives in both Spanish and English. Characters use profanity in casual conversation, during intense confrontations, and to express frustration, reflecting the gritty nature of the setting.

Drug use, primarily cocaine and marihuana, is depicted frequently throughout the season. Characters are shown snorting cocaine, rolling and smoking joints, and sometimes under the influence. Alcohol consumption is also common in social and tense situations, with characters occasionally appearing intoxicated.

The season explores themes of corruption, moral decay, betrayal, and the cyclical nature of violence within criminal organizations and law enforcement. The show deals with trauma, addiction, greed, and ruthless power struggles. Characters grapple with difficult moral choices and the severe repercussions of their actions, often leading to tragic outcomes.