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Vincenzo is a South Korean horror television series currently streaming on Netflix. It's the perfect combination of humor, action, and great moments that make viewers emotional. 

Vincenzo's plot
Vincenzo revolves around an Italian mafia of the same name who, in search of gold, has left his homeland, Korea. However, his intentions change and his enemies change as he begins to fight Babel's evil corporation. Actors of the series Vincenzo
Song Joong Ki as Vincenzo Cassano
Yeo-bin Jeon as Hong Cha Young
Ok Taecyeon as Jang Jun Woo
Kwak Dong-Yeon as Jang Han Seo
In a photo of Vincenzo
Vincenzo series review
Vincenzo aired its 15th and 16th episodes this weekend and oh boy it sent us all into a frenzy. Vincenzo's plot and pacing is always a good combination of plot, drama and action, this is really a breath of fresh air in the K-Drama genre. The story of an Italian mafia coming to his native Korea certainly doesn't tick all the boxes in terms of realism, but somehow the drama and excellent characters of the series make up for it. get more. It's a kind of drama that knows its limits and doesn't take itself too seriously, so when you see these crazy twists unfold, you'll feel right at home.

Plus, there's a bunch of well-written dialogue in this series that helps build strength into the characters, giving everyone time to breathe and live their moments. Almost everyone on this show is likable, whether it's the villain or Vincenzo himself. Now that episode 16 is airing, there's a 12-day gap separating us from the next episodes. Especially with the end of the game, I don't know how I would have gotten through this tiring wait without more Babel redemption to feed my soul. So until then, let's take a look at everything that's happened so far and what sets this Korean mafia apart from the rest. Vincenzo Goes Dark (episodes 17 and 18)
The episode contains a lot of very dark elements, but the highlight for me is the bomb scene. I couldn't understand enough Vincenzo's brutality in tricking the assassins of Hong Cha-young's father.There was this one scene where the supporting cast spent 5 minutes just praising Vincenzo for doing a ton of things and bringing them together etc. And it was the most telling scene because they had to tell that instead of making the audience realize themselves. Go and watch over it in websites.