A travel journalist who becomes romantically involved with Lydia. He remains by her hospital bedside, befriends Benigno, and encourages him to communicate with Alicia. He travels to Jordan for work, returns to learn of Lydia's death and Benigno's imprisonment, and ultimately attends the final performance with Alicia.
The ending suggests a possible new emotional bond after their shared losses.
The film ends with Marco turning toward a smiling, recovered Alicia, followed by the caption “Marco y Alicia.”
Their friendship links the film's two intertwined relationships.
Marco and Benigno meet at the Café Müller performance and later become friends at the hospital.
Their romance forms one of the film's central emotional storylines.
After Marco helps Lydia remove a snake from her house, they become friends and later lovers.
Their conflicting claims on Lydia complicate Marco's understanding of her relationship with him.
Marco becomes Lydia's lover while Niño de Valencia is her former and reconciled partner, creating an emotional rivalry.
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