The protagonist: an Indigenous waiter at the café who endures unrequited love for Lola. He is willing to sacrifice his dignity to stay near her and becomes increasingly entangled in political and artistic obsessions.
Nacho remains emotionally devoted to Lola despite receiving no secure affection in return.
Nacho is described as enduring unrequited love for Lola and sacrificing his dignity to stay near her.
Gimeno shapes Nacho's artistic imagination and psychological entanglement.
Gimeno-Mikado is described as an artistic and psychological influence on Nacho, particularly through his fascination with the opera The Mikado.
Toledano represents social expectations that Nacho finds difficult to satisfy.
Nacho struggles with the expectations imposed by Toledano and with the harsh manners of the surrounding community.
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