The troubled middle child of the Alarcón family who brings scandal to the hotel. After being cut off financially by his mother, he forms a transactional alliance with Julio, threatening to fire staff until Julio agrees to a street fight. His reckless behavior indirectly draws Detective Ayala into the investigation.
Manuela's seventeen-year-old son and aspiring writer. He is fatally struck by a car while chasing actress Huma Rojo for an autograph, and his heart is later transplanted.
Tomás is Esther's partner and Say's father. His instability frightens his family, and he disappears after attending a suicide support group, where he told Vera he felt like a failure and had disappointed everyone. Vera says she offered to take him and his family to a peaceful place; his whereabouts remain unresolved.
Pedro is Luisa's boyfriend and adopts Pancho with her. His role belongs to the sequence of temporary homes experienced by the dog while he repeatedly leaves adopters and returns to the kennel. The available plot provides no additional actions or relationship details for Pedro.
Jofré Borgia is a member of Rodrigo’s family whose marriage to Sancha de Aragón is arranged within the Borgias’ broader political strategy. His role illustrates how Rodrigo uses family relationships to build alliances and strengthen the family’s position among Italy’s competing powers, even though Jofré is not described as a principal military actor.
Private Vidal is a Spanish soldier whose instinct to protect civilians brings him into conflict with Sergeant Rubio's orders. Lieutenant Alonso reprimands him for endangering the unit but keeps him in the platoon, later ordering him to lower his weapon during another tense encounter.
Ramón is a student living in the shared house and the central figure in its collapse. He insists that his love for Vicky is genuine, continues seeing her despite the household rules, and also frustrates Rocío by delaying intimacy. He denies being responsible for Rocío's pregnancy, claiming the real father disappeared.
Eloy Azorín has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Signature works include Grand Hotel, Disforia, Santiago de sangre. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
