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Latin American politics, political drama, narrative analysis, visual style, power dynamics, corruption, media representation Abstract This paper offers a close reading of El Presidente S02E04, focusing on how the episode constructs and problematizes the figure of the president within a fictionalized Latin American setting. By combining narrative‑thematic analysis with a formal examination of cinematography, mise‑en‑scene, and sound design, the study reveals how the episode simultaneously reinforces and subverts popular tropes of authoritarian leadership. The findings suggest that the episode operates as a site of cultural critique, foregrounding the tension between personal ambition and institutional decay while employing visual motifs that echo both classic Latin American cinema and contemporary streaming‑era aesthetics. 1. Introduction El Presidente (2023‑present) is a Spanish‑language political drama produced by a trans‑national streaming platform. The series follows the rise, rule, and eventual downfall of President Alejandro Ríos, a charismatic yet morally ambiguous leader navigating a country beset by corruption, populist unrest, and external pressure. Episode 4 of season 2, titled “La Caída del Ídolo” (working translation: The Fall of the Idol ), marks a pivotal turning point: the president’s clandestine alliance with a foreign corporation is exposed, setting off a cascade of political crises.

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(The appendix provides a quick reference for scholars wishing to locate specific moments discussed in the text.) Episode 4 of season 2, titled “La Caída