MGM+’s newest crime drama,  Hotel Cocaine , takes viewers inside the heartbeat of  Miami ‘s most tumultuous era. The Mutiny Hotel was the hub of Miami’s  cocaine scene  during the 1970s and ’80s. Located in the luxurious Coconut Grove area of South Beach, the Mutiny was a safe space for the most prominent  drug traffickers  and the FBI agents on their tails. For the night, the groups would put down their guns and celebrate the spoils of their labor. Hotel Cocaine  follows the story of the Mutiny’s general manager, Roman Compte, portrayed by Danny Pino. The Cuban exile tries to find his way in America while distancing himself from the chaos and danger that comes along with his cocaine kingpin brother, Nestor Cabal, played by Yul Vazquez. “One of the many themes of this show is to maintain this sort of hedonistic adult playground party where anything is possible, and it’s all pleasure. But we see to support the people who can actually afford the cocaine that there is an awful lot of...