Laura is Sergio’s wife and one of the central figures in the story. Exhaustion and routine have strained her marriage, while the key game exposes painful questions about desire and trust. The next morning, she feels betrayed when the game appears to confirm that someone slept with her best friend, helping turn the gathering into open conflict.
Fellow captive. One of the other young people locked in the house. Becomes a victim in the killer's videos.
Marina is an adult whom the children identify as a possible alternative caregiver during the family crisis. Rejecting both parents’ unstable arrangements, they ask to live with Marc and Marina instead. The request highlights their desire for a calmer home while Flora and Víctor remain trapped in their custody conflict.
Medina's opportunistic wife who crashes the dinner against his wishes. She engages in an affair with Alonso, causing friction with Medina and adding to the hotel's chaotic social dynamics.
Carla is one of the six married protagonists taking part in the therapy meeting arranged by their female psychologist. As one half of a married couple within the group, she is involved in the collective airing of grievances about children, home duties, money, jealousy, and sex, all of which build toward the story’s unexpected ending.
Belén becomes involved in the Christmas crisis and helps protect the children as the Christmas spirit deteriorates. Her actions support the effort to keep them safe while the Kings face the threat to the magical world and Christmas.
Raquel recommends Maca to a magazine, helping her receive an offer to lead its new-media strategy in Paris. She also tells Maca that she and Leo have worked on communicating and that things are improving, then suggests a dinner as a chance for them to begin again. Her support connects Maca's career opportunity with the possibility of repairing personal relationships.
Cloe becomes involved in the identity-confusion scheme surrounding Javier García. She later picks up Javier García, connecting him to the unfolding personal and corporate deception, while the mistaken identities create increasingly complicated situations for Eva and the two men sharing the same name.
Eva Ugarte has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Their work is anchored in the García y García - Colección universe with 1 titles. Signature works include ¿A qué estás esperando?, The Key Game, Adiós dos mil vete (Cinema Paraeso). Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
