A dangerous criminal, El Tuti hires Meme after her release from prison and presents himself as willing to support Quique's carnival group. Quique's dealings with him are connected to a dangerous plan involving a drug shipment. As events escalate, El Tuti summons Quique again, adding pressure to his already risky situation.
The supervisor of the diving crew. He manages the petrochemical operation, emphasizes safety and deadlines, warns Antonio to stop after fifteen minutes during a search, and investigates the theft of dive logs and cash from his office.
A local character whose name or presence symbolizes the themes of romance and tragedy that permeate the obituary files. His connection to the town's history feeds Isabel's quest.
Police commissioner in Moroccan Affair
A member of Unit 7 who takes part in the raids and later works with colleagues to investigate the attack on an injured informant. He pressures Joaquín to identify those responsible and follows him to a dangerous hideout, where the officers confront its hostile occupants.
Beatriz's husband, Julián tries to make peace with her by arranging a romantic dinner after she leaves for her mother's home convinced their marriage is over. His political role is the reason a bodyguard is assigned to Beatriz, whose resentment of that constant presence adds to the couple's conflict.
Joaquín Núñez has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 2012. Their work is anchored in the Spanish Affair Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Inquilinos, Perros y Diablos, The Tigers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
