The matriarchal figure within the magical generation and mother to Mirabel, Luisa, and Isabela. While her healing abilities are not explicitly detailed in the provided summary, she remains a steadfast family member navigating the crisis of the fading miracle alongside her sister Pepa and brother-in-law Agustín.
Original voice actor portraying Luisa's mother and Mirabel's aunt, performing healer-themed songs and family harmonies in the concert.
Accompanies Oso to the hotel to confront The Woman in Red over stolen valuables. Killed by The Woman in Red during a struggle. Referred to in Araña's backstory as the assassin who killed his friend Franco.
Sofia is an aspiring lawyer who wants to study in America and build a career beyond marriage and motherhood. Inspired by her cousin Monica, she enters a marriage arrangement with Jesse, but fears he will take her belongings and jeopardize her plans. She also grows close to Dr. Neil Gardner and tries to protect Max, a boy in foster care. Her pregnancy becomes a source of celebration for the Baumans.
A struggling stripper turned nightclub singer who becomes intrigued by Red's fearless demeanor. She attempts to help Red and Gally use the stolen funds to cross back into the U.S. secretly. As her bond with Red strengthens, she ultimately invites him to stay in her northern Mexican hometown, which he accepts.
Strategic mastermind behind the sequel's major smuggling operation.
La colombiana is one of the women examined and recruited for the regulated service that Pantaleon Pantoja organizes. Her recruitment makes her part of the growing operation, which is designed to serve soldiers stationed in remote areas. The summary does not establish a specific personal relationship between her and Pantoja.
A woman who contacts Lorenzo for a romantic getaway after her fiancé cancels. Her real name is Anna. She participates in a bet with Taddeo but genuinely falls in love with Lorenzo, ultimately leading to their marriage.
A woman protected by Scott Briggs when armed men arrive at his property. She explains the conflict surrounding a grieving father and a boy seeking a better life. In the closing sequence, she shares a quiet conversation with Scott about their past and the possibility of love.
Angie Cepeda has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work is anchored in the Women Of Mafia Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Pablo Escobar: The Drug Lord, Encanto, Love For Rent. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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