Diego de Castamar is a grieving duke who has withdrawn from court after losing his wife. Pressured back into public service, he becomes entangled in Amelia's forced marriage, falls in love with Clara, and confronts Enrique's crimes. He saves Gabriel, seeks a pardon for Clara's father, and ultimately gives up his duchy to marry Clara.
Daniel returns to his coastal hometown and reconnects with people he knows. Married to Ana for nine years, he values their affection, trust, companionship, and loyalty, and argues that fidelity is a meaningful choice. Robert challenges his views, and Robert's pursuit of Ana ultimately shatters Daniel's trust in the marriage.
Juan's brother and Charo's husband. His relationship to Juan and Charo is central to the backstory.
He is Cayetana's husband and the father of her six children. His marriage to Cayetana is a major part of the first episode, while his illness dominates the beginning of the second episode and leads to his death in 1972, profoundly changing Cayetana's later life.
Roberto Enríquez has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include The Cook of Castamar, Before Love, All the Names of God. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
