One of the four gangsters who successfully ambushes a money transport vehicle and subsequently hides in a cramped attic to evade police pursuit.
Roberto, known as "El Suavecito," is a pimp who returns to his Mexico City neighborhood from Acapulco, where he has exploited women. He lives with his mother, Chole, and makes life difficult for his young neighbor Lupita, placing him at the center of the conflict.
A boxing opponent Roberto faces after defeating Zubieta. During their match, Roberto notices Ronda's American girlfriend and becomes distracted, allowing Ronda to knock him out. The defeat discourages Roberto and leads him to consider retiring.
Don Ignacio treats Federico's wounded leg but keeps him under guard, making clear that he cannot leave the settlement. Tormented by his past, he reveals that he killed Yascara's mother after discovering her affair, and that Máximo dealt with the pilot involved. When armed men approach, Don Ignacio chooses to surrender and face his past, asking Máximo to protect Yascara.
El Gitano is a gangster who invites Manuel to join his band after Estrella puts them in contact. With Manuel's help, he leads the theft of the factory where Manuel worked. Manuel later takes refuge with El Gitano and the gang, but in a showdown tries to kill him before the police arrive.
Víctor Parra has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1946. Signature works include La muerte en el desfiladero, The Soft One, Four Against the World. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
