[Disney+] There is an obvious intention to be more faithful to true history, even if some historical licenses are introduced. The treatment of Pancho Villa as an ambiguous character is interesting, whose perception depends on the point of view of those who have benefited from his struggles or suffered from his violence. Especially when in the end he considers himself the representative of a people that ends up being the main victim of the confrontations of the revolution. But ten episodes end up being too long to tell a story that ultimately doesn't find a way to be interesting enough.