Javi's cousin and the true mastermind behind the arms dealing and kidnappings. He manipulates Javi, orchestrates the abduction of Addy and María, leads the final confrontation, and is killed by Nick at the American embassy.
A taxi driver with arithmomaniac tendencies and compulsive hoarding, he constantly crunches numbers and irritates fellow patients with his quirks. He mocks Ana Maria's religious rituals and complains about Lili's repeating phrases, but ultimately offers everyone a ride home after realizing mutual tolerance is key.
Víctor is Flora’s husband and the father of their children, an architect focused on completing a major building project. During the divorce, he struggles with homelessness, parenting, and his improvised household. He lies to Juan about Flora’s illness, faces Sara’s anger, and ultimately argues with Flora over custody and their competing sacrifices.
Aída's husband, characterized by his patience, humor, and unwavering loyalty, often acting as the emotional anchor in the building's chaotic dynamics.
Damián is a longtime company employee who is fired after twenty years. Following a furious and somewhat violent reaction, he hides inside a closet being transported to Lucía and Fede’s house. He secretly remains with them, observing from the shadows and gradually becoming a mysterious guardian angel for Lucía, Fede, and María.
Luis is one of the partners facing exposure for shared financial wrongdoing. He participates in the confrontation over who should accept the prison sentence, is accused of contributing less than before, and ultimately ties with Marcel in the vote. His family responsibilities and fear of losing time with his children make the decision personal.
Fidel is Omnicron's former Human Resources director, publicly disgraced after becoming physically stuck to an intern and being mocked as “Stickyman.” He loses his job, disappears, and is found confused and unable to remember himself. With Virginia and the dancers' help, he confronts his past and chooses to perform publicly.
Alina's partner, whose fertility tests reveal very few sperm, most of them slow-moving or malformed. He agrees to in vitro fertilization but struggles with anxiety, relationship pressure, and a professional crisis involving the redesign of his animated series.
Gaspar is a member of the progressive circle surrounding Quique’s political project. He praises Quique’s ideas about the crisis of rural depopulation and encourages his efforts to lead policies for rural communities, helping validate Quique’s vision before the campaign meets opposition in La Cañada.
Mikel is one of Ruth’s former boyfriends and is preparing to marry. His celebration brings Ruth into contact with embarrassing party antics and acquaintances who remember her wilder past. The event also leads to her meeting Jonás, making Mikel’s wedding another important stage in Ruth’s difficult encounter with the men and memories of her past.
María José supports the family’s covert operation during the wedding, coordinating with Paulina de la Mora while events become increasingly chaotic. Her role places her alongside the main family investigators as they try to continue their plan despite the failed video feed and Julián de la Mora becoming trapped.
Son of Nuria. He is set to marry his boyfriend Hugo at the mass same-sex marriage ceremony.
Paco León has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Carmina Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Aída, Aida, the Movie, Staring at Strangers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
