Miguel's father, a member of the Rivera family who enforces the ban on music. He lives with Miguel and his parents, and is part of the family unit that eventually reconciles with Miguel and accepts his passion for music.
Background voice portraying a charismatic civilian or minor figure.
Minor background pet adding to the diverse neighborhood cast.
A contracted hitman hired by Bradley Hasling to kill his mistress. He tracks Angela to her apartment, confiscates her evidence drive, and is ultimately killed by Angela using a nail gun during the siege.
Male co-lead of the Mexican comedy 'I Do...Knot', played by Jaime Camil. The synopsis confirms him as one of the two main protagonists, since the film is headlined by Camil and Gabriela Vergara. No further details about his storyline are provided in the plot summary.
Maria's husband who is shocked to learn of her hospitalization. He investigates her dreams, takes her to a village to remove modern electronics to keep her safe, and attempts to win her back.
A widowed Mariachi singer in Mexico City struggling to support his daughter Maria. He fakes a search for Rachel's misplaced laptop to gain her trust and secure a visa for her to live with her grandparents. Through shared experiences, he develops genuine feelings for Rachel, faces financial pressure from a loan shark, and ultimately chooses honesty and love over his initial manipulative plan.
Eladio is Julian Pérez’s trusted operative in organizing the rescue mission. He assembles a team of specialists, helps recruit members, and is asked to protect Julian’s family while Julian is away. Eladio later reaches Julian by satellite phone with urgent confirmation that Juan is being held in Karbala.
Juan is Raúl's friend and coworker. When Raúl asks for help finding the woman he met in New York, Juan travels with him to Puerto Rico. They discover that the phone book lists two hundred women with her name, and Juan accompanies Raúl as he tries to identify the woman he fell in love with.
Jaime Camil has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Secret Life of Pets with 2 titles. Signature works include Jane the Virgin, Coco, Legend of the Three Caballeros. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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