An older, harsh upper-class antiques salesman and Rosario's husband. He initially scolds his son Carlitos but later grows close to him during a serious illness. He survives a major heart attack but ultimately dies from another one at his son Carlos's wedding, prompting family conflicts over inheritance.
A friendship complicated by Julio's affair with Don Carlos's wife.
After returning Carlitos, Julio becomes great friends with the Montero family, which includes Don Carlos.
A financially motivated marriage marked by emotional unhappiness.
The plot identifies Don Carlos Montero as Rosario's husband. Rosario explains that she married him for his money when she was very young.
Their father-son relationship changes from harsh discipline to greater closeness.
Don Carlos harshly scolds Carlitos, his son, after the school accusation. Carlitos later becomes the adult Carlos.
Don Carlos exercises strict authority over his young son.
Don Carlos scolds Carlitos harshly and locks him in his room after the school principal accuses him of stealing.
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