Créspulo is an elderly blind neighbor of Sara who speaks to Julia about dangerous men living in the shadows and being ignored. His warning reinforces Julia's fear that a hidden presence is involved in Sara's death. He is later killed, although the police initially classify his death as an accident.
An elderly veteran who withdrew to France after the war, Miralles is identified by Gastón as a possible survivor connected to the execution episode Lola Sánchez is researching. When Lola calls to ask him questions, he angrily rejects the inquiry, resents being treated as a murderer, and says he wants to forget the war and be left alone.
Genaro is a contact in the mountains who receives papers from Lucía to help the maquis. Lucía's decision to carry the documents places her directly in the resistance network and strengthens her renewed connection with Manuel. Although his appearance is brief, Genaro represents the practical link between the village and the guerrilla fighters.
Emilio's grandfather, providing family context and wisdom.
Joan Dalmau has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work is anchored in the Fuga de cerebros - Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Absència, The Sea Inside, Julia's Eyes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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