Griselda fans say Martin Rodriguez got them sweating after seeing him play 'charming sociopath' Rivi in ​​THAT WILD prison sex scene

Netflix viewers have been left feeling hot after watching a racy scene in Griselda, played by heartthrob Martín Rodríguez.

Griselda tells the true story of Griselda Blanco, a Colombian drug lord who founded one of the most profitable cartels in history in the 1970s and 1980s and is played by Sofia Vergara, 51.

And Martin, 45, plays “charming sociopath” and convicted hitman Jorga “Rivi” Ayala, who made a deal with Miami-Dade County prosecutors in 1998 to testify against his boss so he could avoid the death penalty.

When Griselda sees Rivi in ​​prison after he betrays her, she reminds him of a conversation they had in which he had said to her, “I think we were lovers in a past life.”

He said to her, “That doesn't mean I'm going to die for you in this.”

In the six-parter, Rivi was seen having very hot phone sex with the prosecutor's secretaries from prison – all calls were recorded, meaning his testimony as a witness was deemed inadmissible.

Jorge 'Rivi' Ayala-Rivera (pictured left in the Netflix show and right in real life) was Griselda's assassin

Martin, 45, plays “charming sociopath” and convicted hit man Jorga “Rivi” Ayala, who made a deal with Miami-Dade County prosecutors in 1998 to testify against his boss so he could avoid the death penalty

In the six-part installment, Rivi was seen having very hot phone sex from prison with the district attorney's secretaries, all of which was recorded.

This was a smart move on his part, as it meant his testimony was deemed inadmissible, reducing Blanco's multiple murder charges from the first degree to the second degree.

There's no doubt that Rivi's real-life crimes were heinous. He murdered the son of former enforcer Jesus 'Chacho' Castro, aged two, and is blamed for around three dozen murders.

But Netflix took some artistic license and sensationalized the phone sex scene to titillate viewers… and it seems to have worked.

Fans wrote: 'In the Griselda Netflix series, Rivi really looked like he was the Colombian version of Prince. Garbage lol.”

“I saw that show Griselda because that guy Rivi is so handsome.”

“Whoever dressed Rivi in ​​griselda needs an award today because he looked so good every episode… like that's my MAN.”

“When Rivi said to Griselda, 'I always felt that you and I were lovers in a past life,' I…”

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Sofia Vergara (pictured), 51, transformed into drug kingpin Griselda Blanco for her latest six-part drama

Griselda Blanco, pictured left, was a barely six-foot-tall Colombian “queen” who was involved in 250 murders while running her multi-billion dollar empire. Actress Sofia in character as Griselda – pictured right

Speaking about his character, Martin told Today: “At first I had to trust the character and defend him. He had a complex personality and was ambiguous in the way he acted.”

In real life, Rivi was arrested in 1993 in connection with a job at a Chicago bank, leading police to identify him as Griselda's enforcer.

And just like in the show, Ayala had phone sex with two secretaries who worked at the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office, and when that fact became known, he lost credibility as a witness against Griselda.

He pleaded guilty to three murders and is currently serving 31 years in prison.

Martin is also known for his roles in Leo's Room and Zanahoria.

Even though Rivi's crimes were heinous, fans have gone WILD for the actor playing him after seeing him perform a wild phone sex scene

Martin is also known for his roles in Leo's Room (pictured) and Zanahoria

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Social media users have complained that the series glorifies Griselda's violent history.

We go to TikTok, a Colombian content creator called Velusaid, “I watched Griselda after reading the true story and the horrible things this woman did, and I knew a lot of people were going to glorify her story.

Elsewhere, Velu, from Colombia, said that despite Sofia Vergara's impressive performance there are 'better stories to tell'

“Real people died because of her, and she does not represent Colombian values. Colombians are much more than this,” she concluded.

Velu summed up her thoughts in the caption: “Sofia Vergara did a great job in her performance. But we have better stories to tell.”

Elsewhere, Kevin Figmanfrom Columbia, also used TikTok to express similar thoughts.

Colombian Kevin Figman said Netflix's series will encourage a negative stereotype about his country

He said: 'Unfortunately this is a reputation and a stereotype that we have to live with today, with Colombia always being linked to narcotics and drugs, even though Colombia is not really like that anymore.'

“The city of Medellin is now one of the safest cities in all of Latin America,” he added.

Kevin called for a more diverse selection of films about Latin America, because “Encanto was the only film we got that wasn't about drugs.”

“If we keep consuming these things, they will keep making them,” he concluded.