Mary Magdalene is one of Yeshua’s followers questioned during Clavius’ investigation into the resurrection. She speaks in riddles and refuses to betray the others, contributing to the growing uncertainty that frustrates Clavius as he searches for an explanation for Yeshua’s missing body.
Paola is Bo Cruz's mother, who helps explain his history to Stanley. She recounts that Bo was a gifted player invited to the United States as a teenager, but remained in Spain after his girlfriend became pregnant. She later travels to the United States with Lucia to support Bo during the combine.
A supporting character in the family and Christmas story.
Lola is connected to Don Hilario and Matías through their wartime history. She explains that she betrayed them after learning that Hilario and Teresa had lived together, and later identifies as a collaborator when the soldiers demand names. Lucía confesses her doubts to Lola, who gives an ambiguous response.
Fernanda is Carmen's fellow worker at the cigar factory. After calling Carmen a gipsy, she becomes the target of Carmen's violent retaliation, and Carmen slashes her face with a knife. The incident leads to Carmen's arrest and places Jose in charge of escorting her to prison.
No specific role or plot details are provided in the summary. Likely a minor supporting character not central to this excerpt.
Carmen's best friend and a shoe shop salesgirl. Initially claims she slept with José to deflect Antonio's suspicions. Later returns to Luis, disappears, and is eventually found hiding with José before being shot by Carmen.
Laura is secretly connected to the deceased first actor as his former lover. Alongside Carmen, she witnesses the confrontation between Mario and Jorge after Jorge joins the touring company, making her part of the emotional and interpersonal tensions surrounding the loss and the newcomer.
Leni's sister and a dance student. She playfully interacts with Rafi and suspects their father of cheating. She attempts to seduce Rafi with a dance and a kiss, which he rejects. Her actions help shed her apparent indifference, contributing to family reconciliation.
María Botto has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work is anchored in the La Navidad en sus manos - Colección universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Risen, The Night My Dad Saved Christmas 2, Odio el verano 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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