The central female protagonist. Her emotional journey and marital struggles form the core of the narrative, exploring themes of female identity and psychological depth.
Raquel is María's lifelong Jewish friend, a prominent theatre actress whose identity and choice of roles bring her into conflict with the dictatorship. Her lover Diego helps protect her career, but she eventually goes into exile in Berlin. She returns to Argentina after the restoration of democracy and finds that her bond with María endures despite their disagreements.
Natalia is Eusebio's wife and the sister of José's long-dead wife. Her connection to José comes through his strained relationship with Eusebio, whom José meets near the border after years of conflict. The reunion and reconciliation with Eusebio provide José with a final connection to his past.
A member of the female social circle who participates in the gossip networks and romantic dynamics that drive the narrative's exploration of female solidarity and social performance.
Cipe Lincovsky has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Signature works include A Woman..., The Girlfriend, Tomasa. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
