One of the original eight crew members in the Royal Mint heist; he becomes romantically involved with a hostage who later joins the gang under the alias Estocolmo, and he takes part in the later Bank of Spain operation as well.
Ruy's grandfather who is secretly involved in Queen Sancha's conspiracy to overthrow King Ferdinand and claim the throne.
Adolfo is Lola's husband and the man who presumably caused her pregnancy at the beginning of the story. He persuades Lola to adopt Tin and Tina, tolerates their disturbing behavior, and refuses to believe her suspicions about the twins. Their conflict intensifies after the baby is endangered, and Adolfo dies when lightning causes a house fire.
Radical anarchist who opposes peaceful protests and pushes for violent revolution. He orchestrates a botched bank robbery, murders his mentor Salvador, and leads the anarchist faction in a double-cross at Eden, ultimately meeting his end at Sara's hands.
Xavi Font is the central creative force behind Locomía. He gathers an improvised team at an old mill, develops the group's costumes and staging, and leads its rise from Ku's parties to Madrid. José Luis Gil later removes him from the stage but offers him work designing clothes and managing the group's image; they eventually confront each other in mediation.
A Spanish water polo player who joins the squad after playing in the Italian league. His partying and cocaine use create a serious Olympic drug-testing risk, but he later scores in the final second against the United States to send Spain into the Olympic final.
Jaime Lorente has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Signature works include Money Heist, The Legend of El Cid, Reversion. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
