The protagonist who escapes a crisis-stricken Spain with her partner Nico. After being separated and trapped in a sinking shipping container at sea, she survives using salvaged items, gives birth to her daughter Noa, and eventually reaches Ireland on a makeshift raft before being rescued.
She has sex with Liana in the club's dark rooms, and they recognize each other by their voices despite not seeing each other clearly.
Ángela is one of the five dead students and initially keeps Mariví's letter as revenge, refusing to return it until she is compelled to do so. During the school's celebration, she possesses a living student and sings beautifully, finally ascending after revealing an unfulfilled wish to join the choir.
Susana is one of the two 17-year-old central characters spending the summer at La Brújula, a camp she has attended since she was little. She shares María's enthusiasm for reggaeton and Electro Latino music, and her life is drawn into the upheaval caused by María's apparitions and calling.
Dedicated team member who joins the rescue mission in Lesbos. Provides crucial operational and medical support as the group confronts the harsh realities of the crisis.
A character encountered during the expedition's journey through the Amazon, likely connected to the local environment or indigenous encounters.
A young girl with emotional problems who forms a special bond with her grandfather. Driven by the loss of a historic olive tree owned by her family, she discovers it was sold to a German energy company and embarks on a road trip from Spain to Germany to recover it.
Civil Guard officer in Melilla confronting the daily challenges and intense pressure at the border fence.
Laia is a woman whom Juan Pablo's classmates challenge him to approach as part of their criticism of his withdrawn behavior. She later becomes connected to the criminal scheme surrounding him, as the men claim he wanted to use his relationship with her to obtain residency. Her family connection also brings police attention into the conflict.
Online responder to Juan's query about shattering incidents. She becomes Juan's romantic partner, sharing details about her stepfather's injury, but is killed by a falling piano during their second meeting.
Anna Castillo has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Signature works include Nowhere, My Dearest Señorita, Stories Not to Be Told. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
