An older local figure briefly encountered during the Baja setting.
Indigenous leader.
A museum staff member or visitor taken hostage during Vista and Ansel's desperate heist to force a confrontation and access the badges.
Community member trying to survive the outbreak.
Uncredited voice actors providing background and crowd vocal effects in the animated film.
Official announcing matches at the dog fighting ring.
Pedro Santana is Esperanza Santana's husband and Montoya Santana's father. During the 1943 Zoot Suit Riots, sailors racially target him and beat him with other Latin Americans. Years later, Pedro tells Montoya that he resented him because he might have been the child of Esperanza's rapist.
Jorge helps Jeffrey obtain the white Andalusian stallion, serving as the connection through whom the horse is bought. Later, he finds the stallion in serious distress and calls a veterinarian. His actions bring the horse’s medical emergency to the Hall family’s attention and add to their fears while Ellissia is also critically ill.
Javi is a man assisting Luz with Cristina's treatment in the remote hut. He questions Cristina about La Boca, forces her to drink goat's milk for purification, and participates in the exorcism rituals. Cristina later chokes him unconscious while attempting to escape, making him an early human obstacle in her confinement.
Abuelo is the primary antagonist seeking control of the family ranch because its old tunnels provide valuable smuggling routes. He kills Matteo after revealing that the supposed offer was not a negotiation, threatens Carmela with an ultimatum, sends forces against the property, and personally interrogates Miguel after capturing him.
A powerful cartel leader and Jaws' father who seeks control of Los Angeles. After hearing that Jaws has been killed, he vows revenge against both the vigilante and the police, kidnaps Captain Gomez and other officers, and broadcasts an execution threat before Diego rescues the captives and kills him.
Character featured in the Born In East L.A. segment.
Sal Lopez has 94 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently F1 - Colección with 1 titles. Signature works include Moe, The Hyperions, El padrino: The Latin Godfather. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
