Bernardo is an undertaker living with his family in a haunted funeral home. He believes the paranormal activity may let him see deceased loved ones, hires Ramona to cleanse the house, and is Estela's husband and Irina's stepfather, though their troubled home is shaped by grief and resentment.
Dante is the central figure, devastated by his brother's death and overwhelmed after his wife, Beatriz Samot, is murdered. He rejects help, suspects those around him, experiences visions and identity confusion, and ultimately claims responsibility for multiple killings as reality and psychosis collapse together.
Ricardo is Matías’s father and one of the central figures seeking answers after the hit-and-run. Frustrated by the lack of progress from police and courts, he searches door to door for the person responsible. A local witness’s account of a speeding large car and part of its license plate gives Ricardo a possible lead.
Natalio Félix Botana is the powerful publisher of Crítica and the patron who supports Siqueiros's monumental mural project. After a senator is shot in Congress, he uses his newspaper to shape public opinion and mocks a former ruler's supposed heroic death. His authority also shapes tensions within his household.
Luis Machín has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include Barreda, Woman Unchained, Asleep in the Sun. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
