Lola (played by Leticia Huijara) is a protagonist in Lola.
Lola is a young street vendor selling imported goods in earthquake-ravaged Mexico City. She raises her five-year-old daughter, Ana, while her partner is frequently away on tour. After their relationship breaks down, Lola leaves Ana with her own mother and travels with fellow vendors; the journey helps her recover her love for her daughter. Ana (played by Alejandra Cerrillo) is a protagonist in Lola.
Ana is Lola's five-year-old daughter. Her father's frequent absences and the conflict between her parents contribute to a growing emotional distance between her and Lola. Lola eventually leaves Ana in the care of her grandmother, and her journey later helps her reconnect with and regain her love for her daughter. Dora (played by Cheli Godínez) appears in Lola.
Chelo (played by Martha Navarro) appears in Lola.
Chelo is Lola's mother and Ana's grandmother. When Lola feels unable to manage her strained relationship with her daughter, she leaves Ana in Chelo's care before setting out on a journey with fellow street vendors. The plot identifies Chelo as the person who looks after Ana during Lola's absence.
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Characters
Lola
(played by Leticia Huijara) — protagonist
Lola is a young street vendor selling imported goods in earthquake-ravaged Mexico City. She raises her five-year-old daughter, Ana, while her partner is frequently away on tour. After their relationsh...
Ana
(played by Alejandra Cerrillo) — protagonist
Ana is Lola's five-year-old daughter. Her father's frequent absences and the conflict between her parents contribute to a growing emotional distance between her and Lola. Lola eventually leaves Ana in...
Dora
(played by Cheli Godínez) — supporting
Chelo
(played by Martha Navarro) — minor
Chelo is Lola's mother and Ana's grandmother. When Lola feels unable to manage her strained relationship with her daughter, she leaves Ana in Chelo's care before setting out on a journey with fellow s...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chelo → Lola
(Family Mother)
The plot identifies Chelo as Lola's mother, and Lola leaves Ana in Chelo's care.
Lola → Ana
(Family Mother)
The plot states that Lola supports her five-year-old daughter Ana through street vending.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lola → Dora
(Alliance Travel Companion)
The plot says Lola travels with her friends, who are also street vendors; Dora is included in the provided character list.
Chelo → Ana
(Alliance Caretaker)
Lola decides to leave Ana with Chelo after her relationship with the child weakens.
Story Analysis
A separated mother travels through emotional upheaval and changes her perspective before recovering her love for her daughter.
