Student at The Elite Way School. One of six adolescents who discover that their shared love for music unites them despite their differences.
Imperial officer or local authority figure involved in harvest oversight.
Minor character, likely an Imperium officer or villager with brief appearance.
Ignacio de la Torre is presented as the son-in-law of Mexico’s incumbent president and one of the upper-class figures connected to the scandal. His presence links the private gathering to the country’s ruling elite, helping explain why the police raid and the press coverage became politically sensitive.
Renata's wealthy ex-boyfriend and Ulises' rival. Jealous of their relationship, he orders assaults on Ulises. At the bus station, he pulls a gun to stop their elopement but accidentally shoots Renata, leading to her death.
A young operative controlled by the GPU, he constructs a convincing personal history and infiltrates Sylvia Ageloff's life while concealing his political mission. He reports to his superiors and remains involved in the operation targeting Trotsky.
An ambitious young news producer tasked by the television corporation to lead a dirty PR campaign to transform the corrupt governor into a political star.
He is an educated, upper-class factory executive who has avoided his rural family for twenty years. After inheriting their land, he hides the gold, shoots an intruder, goes to jail, and eventually gives up ownership to return to his wife and children. His relatives later move into his changed home while he is demoted to janitor.
Frank is an American communications expert sent to Puerto Miranda to monitor German plans to attack Venezuela's oil fields. His Spanish helps him work in the region, but he clashes with his commander, Enrique. He falls in love with Enrique's wife, Venezzia, and is suspected of being a double agent.
Alfonso Herrera has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Their work is anchored in the Rebel Moon Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Rebelde, Facing El Chapo, The Dead Girls. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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