Antonio is the psychiatrist who listens to César recount his disturbing history from a prison cell in Madrid. His sessions provide the framework for César's account, including the crash, the murder, the shifting identities, and the revelations about cryonic preservation and artificial perception.
A doctor whom Octavio proposes taking Mateo to for examination because of Mateo's troubling visions and behavior.
Alfonso is a gentle, soft-spoken gardener who falls in love with Marirrosi. Their relationship is sincere, but they cannot reconcile her desire to keep city life in Bilbao with his refusal to consider leaving the countryside. After receiving her breakup letter, Alfonso is devastated and later offers advice to local single men at the village bar.
A Spanish official involved in Galíndez's detention and interrogation. He offers to help Galíndez in exchange for information about alleged political agreements, but Galíndez refuses to collaborate and insists that he must be treated as a normal prisoner rather than a criminal.
Ricardo is the man with whom María intends to leave, making him central to the conflict between María and Rosa. Although he is not directly shown acting in the summary, his family circumstances are invoked during the argument, and María's decision to join him triggers the family's emotional confrontation and farewell.
Ranxel is Lucio's friend, unable to prevent Lucio and Rosa from carrying out their pact to die. He accompanied the couple during their final days, a fact that becomes part of Luis and Modia's search for an explanation. As the story unfolds, Ranxel appears increasingly unsettling to them.
Chete Lera has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Signature works include Open Your Eyes, The Contestant, Lost in Galicia. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
