Anna's former photography teacher at her school, now imprisoned for their sexual relationship. He claims Anna aggressively pursued him and orchestrated the situation to frame him.
Juan Oliver is a newly assigned prison guard who is knocked unconscious before his first shift and left inside Cell 211 during the riot. He disguises himself as a convicted inmate, gains Malamadre's trust, and secretly seeks outside contact. After Elena's death, he kills Utrilla and is ultimately killed by Apache.
A Spanish soldier who is badly wounded in Iraq and later returns home with temporary amnesia and post-traumatic stress. As his memories return, he questions the official account of the operation, rejects a medal, discovers evidence of a civilian massacre, and tries to report the truth despite threats against his family.
José Luis Gil is the producer and manager who recognizes Locomía's commercial potential and proposes turning it into Spain's first dance music group. He selects its initial lineup, sends the members to Madrid, and later claims control of its recordings, publishing, and brand rights, putting him in direct conflict with Xavi Font and the former members.
Alejo is someone Andrea meets in the prison environment who helps her stay connected to her imprisoned son and understand the place’s rules. He also shares a hesitant, intimate phone conversation with Andrea, suggesting a personal closeness that develops alongside her struggle to support her son and keep her ordinary life intact.
A returning soldier who hopes his campaign savings will help his ill mother, but discovers that his true future lies in poetry and playwriting. He challenges theatrical conventions, achieves recognition for his original work, and becomes involved in a dangerous love affair with Isabel. Facing accusations and a warrant for his arrest, he joins the Armada while seeking a royal pardon.
Mariano Saravia is a young reporter ordered to investigate the La Maravillosa murder with veteran journalist Jaime Brena. He participates in the research that uncovers the photograph, the former student group known as the Furies, and clues suggesting a decades-old pact of silence.
Gonzalo is an arrogant and unsettling law student, and the son of one of Roberto’s former acquaintances. Roberto suspects that he is a psychopath who carefully planned the murders, manipulated timing to create an alibi, and planted symbolic clues to force Roberto into a private intellectual game.
Ari's boyfriend and the strategic mastermind behind the heist plan targeting Mikel's jewelry business.
Alberto Ammann has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Signature works include Narcos, Mars, Caught. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
