Florencia is a local bar owner whom Antonio meets while staying in the Atacama Desert. She develops a romantic relationship with him, and their romance, together with the crime surrounding the dead man, helps inspire Antonio's writing and draws him further into the story he is creating.
Bruno's estranged wife. Her departure from Bruno's life serves as the catalyst for his journey of self-reflection and eventual romantic and vocational awakening.
Carmen is a woman who has long loved the artist Mauricio Rugendas. She discusses political concerns with Mayor Donoso and learns from Cruz that Atilio has returned and encountered her husband. In her farewell confrontation with Rugendas, she admits her feelings, accuses him of offering tenderness without the passion she wants, and grieves that she has spent her best years waiting for him.
A prosecutor involved in the investigation of Blanca’s allegations, Prosecutor Lagos searches for the body of a young girl whom Blanca believes was taken to Pablo Kahn’s home. The search finds nothing, leaving that part of Blanca’s account unresolved and contributing to the uncertainty surrounding the case.
Daniela Ramírez has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Signature works include Cuerpo Celeste, Mother, Romance Policial. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.