A fellow hospital patient who uses cruel humor to describe the possible effects of multiple sclerosis, forcing Ramón to confront frightening possibilities related to the illness.
Pedro is a chemistry professor whose poor pay and unstable career push him into selling euphoric pills with Arturo and Eligio. He hopes the money will help him take his daughters to Euro Disney, but his relationship with Gloria deteriorates as she discovers his criminal activities.
Aleix is a temporary sixth-grade teacher who arrives in the village to replace an absent colleague. He receives the class materials, supports Carlos’s return, challenges the pupils to create a meaningful video game, and tries to protect Selua from excessive punishment. He is closely involved with Marta, Carlos, Victor, Fede, Verónica, and Carmen.
Roger is Kat's best friend from Barcelona who visits Eva and Kat and joins their party. He participates in the idea of creating a baby together and becomes the donor when the unusual insemination succeeds. He looks forward to a role in the new family, but prepares to return to Barcelona after the miscarriage before the three reconsider their future together.
Frida's adoptive uncle who provides emotional support and physical guidance. He dances with the girls, defends Frida's behavior, helps her learn to ride a bike, and gently intervenes when she attempts to run away.
One of the Three Kings, Gaspar is especially hurt and resentful about Santa Claus’s popularity and grand plans. His jealousy strains his friendship with Melchor and Baltasar, and he is initially absent when they set out to rescue Santa. He eventually returns, reconciles with his friends, and joins them against the danger threatening Christmas.
A colleague and romantic partner of Eva within her legal professional circle.
Maria's friend and coworker. He provides casual support and everyday interactions that highlight the contrast between her internal struggles and ordinary social life.
David Verdaguer has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Signature works include The House, Jokes & Cigarettes, One for All. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
