Minor character in the ensemble.
Verónica's boyfriend who appears supportive initially but is revealed to be complicit in Kramer's illegal operations. He participates in kidnapping Verónica to silence her after she discovers his involvement.
Ramón is Begoña’s coworker and occasional lover. He continues to make advances toward her, but Begoña has grown tired of him and rejects him coldly. His limited role emphasizes the number of relationships surrounding Begoña and her increasingly detached attitude toward some of her lovers.
A male nightclub dancer on Ibiza. His secret romantic involvement with Ernesto makes him a pivotal figure in the police chief's double life and the primary leverage point for Jorge's blackmail scheme.
A police lieutenant traveling to a winter resort for an important meeting. After his car breaks down, he is rescued by Vicky and impulsively follows her to her room. He becomes the central figure in the comedic cover-up, being disguised in drag as 'Manoli' to avoid suspicion.
A male colleague or acquaintance in Carmen's professional or social orbit, representing external dynamics that contrast with her marital life.
Juanjo Puigcorbé has 83 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work is anchored in the Osamu Tezuka's Buddha universe with 1 titles. Signature works include L’orgia, Padre, patrón, My Soul Brother. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
