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 falls deeply for Lola, knowing his affection will never be returned.
Don Lázaro employs Nacho as a waiter at his café and warns him about Lola.
Nacho views Gardenia as a rival for Lola's affection and attention.
Gimeno-Mikado represents the operatic themes that fuel Nacho's fantasies.
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