Cielo Mágico/ Angeles Inchausti
Cielo is a 20-year-old circus performer and professional acrobat who saves Alelí from being caught by a man she stole from and takes her to the Inchausti mansion, where eventually she gets a job as a maid. There, she starts falling in love with Nicolás, as well as developing a great affection for the orphanage kids, who mostly view her as as a sisterly figure. It is later discovered that her real name is Angeles Inchausti, true heir of the mansion, who was abandoned by Bartolomé and Justina at an early age in order to get the mansion to themselves.
- Action Girl
- Alice Allusion: In season 2, starting from when she is in Eudamón; she's told to "follow the white rabbit" multiple times... which could also count as a Shout-Out to The Matrix.
- Badass Normal: She beat up Charly (a trained member of CC) with her bare hands in the blink of an eye.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: It took over 70 episodes of Unresolved Sexual Tension for her and Nicolás to finally kiss!
- Book Dumb: She doesn't learn how to read or write until season 2.
- Cool Big Sis: Not only to her real sister Luz, but also acts as a sisterly (and sometimes motherly) figure to Mar, Alelí, Lleca and Jazmín.
- Easy Amnesia: In the first season, she suffered from amnesia twice, and then gets it again in season 2 after visiting the Eudamón Island.
- Grand Theft Me: She possesses Malvina in an early season 2 episode while she's stuck on another plane with Tic Tac. It's only briefly, though.
- Innocent Blue Eyes: When no one pushes her Berserk Button, that is.
- Mama Bear: She is very protective of the children in the orphanage.
- May–December Romance: Bauer is ten years her senior.
- Motor Mouth: Which sometimes helps her to dig her own grave...
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Early in season one, she grabs Bauer's most recently found lead to Eudamón to examine it... and when she gets angry at him, she throws it away. And since it was just an egg... well, it breaks.
- Subverted, since when the egg breaks, Bauer is able to discover the real lead, which was inside the egg.
- Ninja Maid: A maid who knows acrobatics, dancing, jujitsu (among other martial arts), and time travel people!
- Parental Abandonment: Turns out it's because both of her biological parents are dead, although her adoptive parents are quite nice people who make up for it.
- Put on a Bus: In season 4. She returns towards the end of it, though.
- Real Women Don't Wear Dresses: Told this to Malvina when she offered to get her a maid outfit.
- Shipper on Deck: For Thiago/Mar. She noticed right from the start the Belligerent Sexual Tension between them, and helps Mar through the episodes for the two to get together behind Barto's back.
- Street Smart: Living on the road with her circus since the age of ten has definitely taught her this.
- Suddenly Blonde: In the first season her hair was auburn, but towards the end of it, she was blonde.
- Trauma-Induced Amnesia: Being abandoned by Barto and Justina at the age of ten caused her to forget her identity completely and forget her life previous to that.
- Took a Level in Badass: She was badass in the first season, but she took it to a complete new level in season 2 after her stay in Eudamón.
- Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?: Cielo Mágico literally means "Magical Sky"... it's pretty much impossible to be named like that in real life.
- Ultimately subverted when it's revealed that she made up her name. Her real name, Angeles Inchausti, is much more realistic.
Nicolás Bauer
Nicolás Bauer is a worldwide famous archaeologist who travels the world in his continuous search for the island of happiness, Eudamón Island. While researching in Spain, he meets Malvina and they quickly start dating; when he returns to Argentina, they get engaged but then he meets Cielo. He also develops affection over the mistreated orphans, who see him as a fatherly figure, and treats them as if they were his own children.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: It took over 70 episodes of Unresolved Sexual Tension for him and Cielo to finally kiss!
- Catchphrase: "Detrás de las nubes, el cielo es siempre azul" (which means: "Behind the clouds, the sky is always blue.")
- Chick Magnet: Before meeting Malvina, he was quite a womanizer... by the end of season one, all of his ex-girlfriends gather at the mansion when he gets engaged to Cielo (much to his dismay).
- Chivalrous Pervert: He never misses the opportunity to comment on Cielo's beauty.
- Distracted by the Sexy: Cielo always manages to distract him.
- Image Song: Cielo, on the second season, a song in which he describes his feelings for her.
- May–December Romance: He is ten years older than Cielo.
- Also, in an episode, a toxin created by CC caused Justina to fall desperately in love with him. Hilarity Ensues, of course.
- Mr. Fanservice: Just on the second episode we have him and Cielo locked in a bathroom, with him wearing nothing but... well, he was bathing in there.
- Naked People Are Funny: On the second episode of the first season.
- One of the Kids: Behaves like this at times, specially around his son Cristóbal, but with Monito as well. When Cielo disappears in the season one finale, he has less time for it, but his interactions with the kids still make him fit this trope to a T.
- Only Sane Man: On the second season, specially while Cielo is missing and he's in charge of the orphanage.
- Papa Wolf: Like Cielo, he's very protective of the kids. Specially of his son Cristóbal, even if he's not his biological son.
- The Bus Came Back: Towards the end of season 4, he returns along with Malvina and Cielo.
- Really Gets Around: It's a Running Gag to have him remember his many, many ex-girlfriends.
- Unwanted Harem: In "A Midsummer Night's Dream", a drug by CC has Malvina, Cielo and Justina chase him and desire to get down with him, right there, right now. Just look!
◊ - Wholesome Crossdresser: He has posed as a woman more than once.
- Early in season one, he disguised himself as a Yamato Nadeshiko in order to give Cristóbal time to steal a a clue to Eudamón Island.
- And when he wants to visit Cielo in secret, he disguises himself as a nun.
Marianella "Mar" Rinaldi Tallarico
Marianella, commonly nicknamed Mar, is a young teenage orphan who was abandoned as a baby in a church. There, she was raised by a priest for her first years until he passed away, and Mar was sent from one orphanage to another, each worst than its predecessor. At the age of fourteen, she is taken in by Bartolomé and Justina, who immediately recognize her potential talent as a thief.
- Action Girl: In a mission to rescue Cielo's old truck, she knocks down an adult man all by herself.
- Badass in Distress: In the first season, while she was poisoned by Bartolomé and Justina, she spends her remaining hours like this.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Thiago, in every season. In every scene, actually.
- Better as Friends: With Rama. They share one last kiss early in the second season before concluding they are better off like this.
- Book Dumb: Not really her fault, as she went from one horrible reformatory to another and no one even bothered to teach her how to even read. However, even after Rama teaches her how to read and write (and later Thiago and Cielo help her develop a little more), she still had a lot of difficulties.
- This became a plot point in season 2, as it causes her to be held back one year behind.
- Disney Death: In season four, episodes 73-74. Turns out it was all Luz's plan to capture Thiago.
- Drama Queen: Especially after being brainwashed, she's prone to overreacting.
- Establishing Character Moment: When we first see her, she’s fighting with another kid.
- Forced to Watch: Before being poisoned by Bartolomé, she's forced to watch two policemen kick the crap out of Rama, with nothing in her power to help him.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: The Choleric, with Caridad as the Phlegmatic, Jazmín as the Sanguine and Vale as the Melancholic.
- Heartwarming Orphan: It is later revealed her mother is very much alive, just unaware of her existance. And in the second season, we meet her father.
- Image Song: Escaparé (lit. I will escape), which is all about how she's completely different from the boy she loves, who's from a higher social status.
- MacGyvering: Exaggerated in the last episodes of season three; lampshaded by Marianella herself.
- Near-Death Experience: In the first season, Bartolomé and Justina kidnap her and then poison her, giving her a total of 24 hours left to live. However, Luz is able to gain the name of the antidote by threatening to kill herself, which causes Justina to give in said antidote, and together with Thiago they manage to get it to her before her last hour.
- And again early in the second season, when a drunk Rama runs her over with a car. Luckily, CC saves her and Rama, since they needed them both alive.
- Never Learned to Read: Subverted later in the first season, when Thiago decides to teach her.
- Passing Notes in Class: In her entrance test to high school, Mar gets stuck in her english exam, where she was supposed to translate the song "Let It Be", and asks Jazmín for help through a note. While she doesn't know either, the guy who sits behind her does and, as he leaves to deliver his test, he leaves Mar a note with the song completely translated.
- Petite Pride: It's a good idea not to mention her size.
- Piss-Take Rap: When she has a rap dance off against Melody (which quickly escalates into a full fight).
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red Oni to Thiago's, Simón's and Rama's Blue Oni. All canon love interests.
- The Smurfette Principle: With the exception of little Alelí, Mar was the only female in the main cast orphan group until Jazmín came along.
- Street Smart: She didn't spend her whole life on the street for nothing...
- Traumatic Haircut: Gets one from Justina early in the first season by Bartolomé's orders, after she attacked Nacho for bullying her. Luckily, Cielo was able to fix it.
- Unequal Pairing: Thiago is from a completely different class than her; he's rich and has traveled the world, while she's a poor orphan who lived in the streets and in orphanages, which makes the pairing quite uneven. It's what complicates their relationship all through the first season, but they don't personally mind their status...
- Unkempt Beauty: Specially in season 1. As she later is freed from Bartolomé's abuses, she gets the time to makes herself prettier, thus becoming a subvertion.
Ramiro "Rama" Ordóñez
Rama is a fifteen-year-old and one of the orphans taken in by Barto. He and his younger sister Alelí were abandoned by their mother at an early age, when she went to the United States looking for money and promising to come back for them. However, the people with whom they left them with constantly abused them, so Rama took his sister and ran away only to be found by Justina.
- Abusive Parents: While his mother was not abusive, she left him and Alelí under the care of some friends, who abused him and Alelí.
- The Alcoholic: Surprisingly, in the first few episodes of the second season, Rama develops an almost-addictive fondness of alcohol, claiming that he missed out so much of life due to Bartolomé that he wanted to live it to the fullest. However, after a car incident which almost got him, Mar and Nacho killed, Mar is able to talk to him and calm him down.
- All Love Is Unrequited: For Mar in the first season and for Vale initially as well, but then it is requited. Or at least until season 4, where she chooses Simón over him.
- Alone Among the Couples: Towards the end of season 1, Thiago was with Mar and Tacho with Jazmín, leaving Rama as the only one in the main cast that was alone (plus, his love interest, Brenda, had been recently Put on a Bus).
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Vale in the second season. Even Alelí and Luz notice it.
- Better as Friends: With Mar. They share one last kiss early in the second season before concluding they are better off like this.
- Broken Pedestal: For his mother, as he later learns that she got married and wasn't even on the US anymore; she had returned to Argentina, yet never looked for them.
- Calling the Old Man Out: Gets to do this towards the end of the first season, when her mother returns from the USA, planning to take Alelí and leave him behind again.
- Drives Like Crazy: Played with. In the earlier episodes of the second season, he drives like crazy due to alcohol. He later returns to his former self and gets better at driving... and later in the same season, Vale drives like this while being chased by the police. Much to his dismay.
- Fake Memories: In season four. Rama, brainwashed, gets turned into a travel-fan Casanova whose parents have been killed by a group of savages.
- Image Song: In an episode, he plays "Under My Skin", which pretty much describes his relationship with Vale at the time.
- Insult of Endearment: His nickname "Tronco", used by Valeria. When the two of them first meet, she gets his name wrong, calling him “Tronco” instead of “Rama”. When he points this out, she claims that both things “are made out of wood anyway” (Rama meaning “branch”, while Tronco stands for “Trunk”, but can also indicate a rigid and/or not particularly brilliant person), and keeps on using this nickname throughout the course of the entire series, even when she comes to appreciate Rama, eventually becoming his girlfriend.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: With Vale, to some extent and more so at the beginning of their relationship, with him being the sensitive, non-action guy paired with a tough, former juvenile delinquent tomboy.
- Non-Action Guy: He doesn't really enjoy fighting. Particularly catch fighting, as demonstrated when he is forced to fight along with Tacho on a double match.
- Promotion to Parent: After his mother left him, to his younger sister Alelí.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue Oni to Vale's and Mar's Red Oni.
- He could be considered in his relationship with Alelí for this trope, but it's unclear who is the red and who is the blue, as they sometimes seem to switch places on that aspect.
- Street Smart: If he didn't learn it living from one institution to another, he definitely learnt it when he started working for Barto.
Juan "Tacho" Morales
The eldest of all the orphans, Tacho comes from a poor northern town. His biological father sold him to a man from Buenos Aires (it was actually supposed to be his brother, but Tacho took his place). Once in the city, Tacho goes from one reformatory to the next until he is rescued by Bartolomé. He dreams of a world where he is allowed to be a free teenager like any other, he enjoys theatre performing and catch fighting.
- Absurd Phobia: Of doves/pigeons in season 3, mostly for the sake of comedy.
- Badass Biker: He has a motorcycle as the Red Angel.
- Big Damn Hero: He has saved Jazmín countless times, as well as helped Mar and Melody in the initial episodes of season 3 and saved Malvina's life in the second season.
- Helicopter Parents: Finding out that 13-year-old Alai is actually his future self's daughter prompts him to acquire an overly protective behavior towards her. Going out with boys is strictly forbidden, curfew is at nine and… Don’t even look at his little girl!
- Friendly Rivalry: Played with towards Luca, as they later fight together on a catch tournament.
- Loves My Alter Ego: In the second season, Jazmín claims not to love him anymore, yet quickly falls for his fighting alter ego.
- Only Known By His Nickname: Seldom do people call him Juan.
- Parental Abandonment: His father sold him for a TV.
- Secret Identity: Ángel Rojo (Red Angel).
- Twin Switch: As a small child, his brother was going to be sold to a man from Buenos Aires, but Tacho takes his place so that he doesn't have to leave their parents.
- Two-Person Love Triangle: He is convinced that this type of triangle is perfect, since he'd get Jazmín however the trinagle ended, and spends an entire episode trying to prove this to Rama.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: Season 2 has him without a shirt a lot, since catch fighters apparently don't need one. Curiously, when Rama takes part to a catch fight, he keeps his shirt on.
Jazmín Romero
A young and beautiful Roma, Jazmín lived a happy life until her parents were murdered on her eighth birthday right in front of her. On her own since then, Jazmín was found by Bartolomé and later sold at the age of thirteen to a Romani slaver named Joselo. Two years later, Rama and Mar find her and (with the help of Bauer, Tacho, Cielo, Lleca and Ibarlucía) manage to save her from Joselo... only to have her captured by Barto again, and return to the orphanage.
- Affirmative Action Girl: Mar and Alelí were the only female orphans until Jazmín came along.
- Break Up Song: Te Perdí (which literally translates to I lost you)
- Clingy Jealous Girl: Acts like she's not one, yet whenever she sees another girl come near Tacho she feels the need to remind everyone she's his girlfriend.
- Dark Secret: In the second season, she starts using her powers to communicate with the dead, and she eventually suceeds. She does this with the aim of solving the murder of her parents yet she decided to keep it from the others, to keep them from worrying.
- Dead Person Conversation: With her mother on the first season, and with her father on the second.
- Deceased Parents Are the Best: Unlike many of the other main characters, she gets good, loving parents… Who are unfortunately killed before her eyes by her own uncle.
- Fake Memories: On season four, after having been brainwashed by the Government. She thinks she is the daughter of two savages who were awful to her, rescued at a young age by some Civil Guard soldiers.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: The Sanguine, with Caridad as the Phlegmatic, Mar as the Choleric and Vale as the Melancholic.
- Harmful to Minors: Witnessing her parents’ death.
- Image Song: Gypsy Queen.
- And in later seasons, I lost you.
- Loophole Abuse: In season four she succeeds in enlisting to the Civil Guard in spite of Teo's objection by pointing out that there's no rule preventing women from doing so.
- Loves My Alter Ego: She rejects Tacho in the second season, but quickly falls in love with the Red Angel, without knowing they're the same person.
- The Mole: She was forced into this by Barto in exchange for getting Tacho out of the worst Orphanage of Fear in Buenos Aires, where they beat the kids on a regular basis (and it's implied they raped them too), after she fails to rescue him.
- Psychic Powers: Precognition, and she’s not happy with it.
- Street Smart: She learnt a lot from living in the streets and working as Joselo's slave, especially when it comes to the Roma side of the street.
- Talking to the Dead: With her mother in the first season, and with her father on the second.
- Teacher/Student Romance: With Matt, until she discovers he's cheating on her. A lot.
- Trauma-Induced Amnesia: Caused by witnessing her parents' death.
- Two-Person Love Triangle: With Tacho and the Red Angel.
Thiago Bedoya Agüero
The son of Bartolomé with his former wife, Thiago is completely unaware of his father's activities. In the first episode of the series he gets back from London, where he was sent off to study by Barto in order to avoid being discovered. Unlike his father, Thiago is kind-hearted and likes music; he also develops a great liking for Mar, much to Bartolomé's dismay.
- The Atoner: He later truly regrets his actions, such as punching Mar on the face, when he causes Bauer to be abducted by the mansion clock.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: Him and Mar in pretty much every scene together.
- Big Man on Campus: Even when he was living in London, he was still remembered in Rockland High School. Dolores even stated that he was the most popular guy in the entire school.
- Subverted in season three, since he's not that big in Mandalay. With it being in the future and all.
- Heroic BSoD: After two events: discovering the truth about his father's activities in season one, and when Mar chooses Simón over him in the season two.
- Horrible Judge of Character: Oh, so much. Not only with his father, but also when it comes to his love interests, as he dates almost every alpha bitch on the show without realizing how cruel they are to Mar, Jazmín or Caridad until it's taken too far.
- Ignorance Is Bliss: Until the Wham Episode where he discovers his father's true colours, of course.
- Important Haircut: After Salvador dies during a fight with him Thiago decides to cut his hair. His fangirls did not complain.
- Parental Abandonment: His mother, who chose her religion over him.
- Really Gets Around: Out of the main teenage cast, he was in a relationship with Mar, Tefi, Melody and Jazmín, not to mention his momentary love interests.
- Superpowered Evil Side: Develops one in the second season, after Mar and Simón betray him.
- Unequal Pairing: Mar is from a completely different social class than him; he's rich and has traveled the world, while she's a poor orphan who lived in the streets and in orphanages, which makes the pairing quite uneven. It's what complicates their relationship all through the first season, but they don't personally mind their status...
- Would Hit a Girl: A rare example. After Mar leaves him for Simón, Thiago is so furious that he confronts Simón while he and Mar were playfully running. Angry at the scene, he throws a punch at Simón, but Mar gets in the way and gets it instead. But instead of apologizing, Thiago just says "the whole thing was her fault too, anyway". The others are not cool with it.
Malvina Bedoya Agüero
Malvina is Bartolomé's younger sister and Bauer's fianceé (later wife, and later ex-wife) who loves him deeply and would do anything for him. She is forgetful, careless, and loves shopping; she usually gives the series comic relief, but as the series progresses her character developed Darker and Edgier aspects (although never losing her status as Cloudcuckoolander). By the end of the first season, she does a Heel–Face Turn and sides with Bauer, accepting his true love with Cielo.
- Abusive Parents: Her father was abusive towards her, but Barto apparently got the worst of it.
- Affably Evil: In the first season, at least until she went completely Yandere for Bauer. But after her Heel–Face Turn, she leaves all evil behind.
- The Bus Came Back: She returns towards the end of season 4, like Bauer and Cielo.
- Changing Clothes Is a Free Action: Constantly changes clothes... even between scenes!
- Darker and Edgier: As season 1 went on, Malvina grew darker and darker every episode, to the point that Barto and Justina came to fear her. She then makes a Heel–Face Turn that ends this though.
- Heel–Face Turn: Towards the end of the first season, she gives up on Bauer and starts hating herself for all the pain she caused on them and the children, redeeming herself by taking Bauer out of jail and assisting him on defeating Bartolomé and Justina.
- Heroic BSoD: While she's trying to decide who to side with, she spends days locked up crying, thinking of the things she has done.
- I Can't Dance: When Cielo finds her dancing, she initially thought Malvina was having a seizure.
- Mama Bear:
- After Esperanza's born.
- She tends to acts like this towards the kids as from season 2 though, specially towards Cristóbal.
- The Mole: While on the run from justice on the first season, Barto and Justina force her to spy on Bauer and Cielo and inform them of their plans. Malvina attempts to subvert this by ignoring everything around her and not allowing the others inform her of the plans. Bauer later figures it out and protects her from harm, though.
- Motor Mouth: And how! She can't stop talking, even in the worse situations.
- Sanity Slippage: In the first season, but she later regains her sanity thanks to Bauer.
- Shipper on Deck: For Nico/Cielo on the second season.
- Took a Level in Kindness: After her Heel–Face Turn, which even led to her taking a level in badass.
- Unlimited Wardrobe: Seriously. She has everything (even if it's not her size), and buys more every single episode!
Justina Merarda García
Bartolomé's right hand and the mansion's housekeeper, Justina is a dark middle-aged woman who dresses in black from head to toes. She is fierce and unscrupulous, and exploits the children without minding it... and actually enjoys it. In the second season, she does a Twin Switch with Felicitas and slowly begins changing for good while she poses as her cousin, Becoming the Mask by the end of the season.
- Affably Evil: She's always in the line; sometimes she comes across as comical, sometimes she's cynical.
- Black Comedy: She loves to do this. And be completely deadpan while doing it.
- Bodyguard Crush: On Bartolomé.
- And it's also revealed that she used to have a crush on her former employer, Carlos Maria.
- The Bus Came Back: She returns later on season 4 though, when the others return from the future.
- Dark Secret: She's kept Luz living in the mansion's basement all her ten years of life so that Bartolomé couldn't find her, fearing he would kill her.
- Deadpan Snarker: Much like her employer, Justina really delivers the series' best snarky lines.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: On the second half of season 2.
- Heel–Face Turn: In the second season, while posing as Felicitas.
- Mama Bear: While not her biological daughter, she acts this way towards Luz.
- The Mole: Initially, as an agent of CC, but she later changes for good.
- Put on a Bus: After the season 3 finale, as she is able to return to her actual timeline, but has to live the others in the future.
- Traumatic Haircut: Gives one to Mar on Bartolomé's orders, to try to teach her a lesson.
- Twin Switch: All through the second season.
- The Unfavorite: Everyone around her seemed to prefer Felicitas due to Justina's darker demeanour.
- Yandere: She'd really do just about anything for Bartolomé.
Alelí Ordóñez
An adorable ten year old girl, Alelí is Rama's younger sister and Bartolomé's favored victim, as he knows that's the other kids' (particularly Rama's) Berserk Button. She endures the pain just to lighten her brother's load and dreams that someday their mother would come and save them. She also develops a sisterly bond with Mar, who she views as her elder sister.
- Big Brother Worship: She adores Rama and would do anything to make him happy.
- Broken Pedestal: For her mother, upon learning that she had truly abandoned them and now wanted to separate her from Rama.
- Cheerful Child: Even through the constant abuse, Alelí manages to keep a smile...
only to avoid her brother any more suffering. - Creepy Child: In season 2, she gains some traits of it while she was being drugged by Justina after witnessing Bueno's murder.
- Freudian Slip: She accidentally slips that Rama has feelings for Mar... to her, of all people.
- Girlish Pigtails: Wears these on one episode of season 2.
- In-Series Nickname: Various nicknames by Justina, which may be insulting yet still manage to be hilarious.
- Little Miss Con Artist: Her role with the orphans when Barto makes them work in the street is to steal from the people who are busy watching the others perform (sometimes assisted by Lleca).
- Shipper on Deck: In season 1, she notices right away that Rama is in love with Mar, and constantly gives him advice to get closer to her. She even admits to Mar that Rama has feelings for her, although she sort of said it on the heat of the moment.
- She also ships Nico/Cielo from the very first episode.
- On the second season, she and Luz start shipping Rama/Vale, even assisting her brother with his confession to her.
- Street Smart: She didn't spend all that time on the street just observing, she knows her way through it.
Lleca/León Benítez
Lleca (whose name is an anagram of the word "calle", which means street) is a young boy who was abandoned as a baby on the street, where he was found and raised by various other street kids older than him. He eventually found his way into the mansion, and is exploited like the others. Despite his young age, he knows his way through the rough streets and has various contacts which provide him with information whenever he needs it.
- Alone Among the Couples: In "Dream of a Summer Night", he observes as all the Crack Pairings kiss around him... and he's all alone. It's played for laughs.
- Cool Shades: On most of his season four promotional images.
- Favors for the Sexy: Spends half the second season doing favors for Melody.
- Hates Baths: More so on the first two seasons. In the second one, he claims that too much water will corrode his skin.
- Hotter and Sexier: As of season four, Lleca becomes quite more appealing to the female audience due to the character aging.
- Knows a Guy Who Knows a Guy: He always knows a guy...
- Only One Name: And he made it up himself. Until he remembers his second birthday, and with it, his real name.
- Pretty Boy: Particularly on the fourth season.
- Street Smart: Possibly the one that fits this trope the best, as he was literally raised in the streets, and has many connections through them. Even characters who are Street Smart themselves, such as Tacho or Rama, often need his help with the streets.
Caridad Martina Cuesta
A teenage girl who lives in one of Bartolomé's fields, Caridad took care of the field along with her father until he passed away early in the second season. Bauer meets her while visiting the field, since he was now director of the orphanage, and takes her in at the orphanage. Due to her being raised in a rural area, her habits and costums are very different from everyone else's, which causes her to be bullied by the rich kids from the city, mainly by Melody and Tefi. However, Mar, Jazmín and Vale quickly become friends with her and accept her anyway.
- Break the Cutie: Particularly in the third season, which eventually leads to her death.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: The Phlegmatic, with Vale as the Melancholic, Jazmín as the Sanguine and Mar as the Choleric.
- The Ingenue: Possibly the most naive character in the series (and yes, we're including Alelí and Luz among those).
- Neat Freak: It's not odd to see her cleaning the house at 3 in the morning...
- Sex Equals Love: She is horrified by Matt's claim that sex was just sex and it shouldn't be a big deal. She even thought Jazmín had to marry him before that, since she's a firm believer that sex before marriage was not allowed.
- Too Good for This Sinful Earth: Later subverted, as towards the end of season four she returns.
- Unequal Pairing: Her relationship with Nacho, the son of a very important and very rich judge.
- Virginity Makes You Stupid: Her lack of experience makes her believe whatever Blatant Lies Nacho tells her. Which does not turn well.
Luca Francini
Luca is a seventeen year old boy who is rescued by Nicolás in the second season and he forces him into getting Luca to stay in the orphanage. He is secretly an agent trained by CC to become an undercover agent inside the orphanage, but with time he becomes good friends with the other (specially Tacho) and starts feeling as part of their family. In the end, he betrays CC along with Franca.
- Accidental Pervert: Sometimes leaning towards Chivalrous Pervert territory...
- Becoming the Mask: He was CC's internal agent and wasn't supposed to grow attached to Hogar Mágico, but he couldn't help it, and in the end he even betrayed CC to stay with them.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: All over the freakin' place! With Jazmín, Tefi, Vale, Mar... even with Tacho and Bauer!
- Bystander Syndrome: Initially, as he later becomes the mask he starts dropping this.
- Captain Obvious:
- Tacho: Why are you naked?Luca: Usually, when I take a bath, I'm naked.
- Delinquent: Formerly. He has been working for CC for quite some time, and has allegedly killed a man.
- Friendly Rivalry: Played with as regards Tacho, as he later fights along with him in a catch tournament.
- Mr. Fanservice: The first moment he meets the female teenage cast, he's wearing nothing but a towel. No one complained.
- Naked People Are Funny: When he meets Tacho and the girls in the bathroom on the second season, he sings them a bit of a song and lets go of the towel, his only piece of clothing left... causing Tacho to freak out and the girls to, well, stare...
- Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: The reason why he doesn't kill Tacho, as ordered by CC, and just leaves him unconscious instead.
- Training from Hell: Underwent this in CC, when Franca transformed his rough punches to skilled strength.
Luz García /Inchausti
Justina's secret daughter, who she has kept locked under the mansion's basement for ten years. Luz is innocent and naive, and believes (as she was told by Justina) that there is a war in the world outside the basement, where her mother fought bravely to keep her safe (which, in retrospective, was partly true). It is discovered eventually that Justina isn't her biological mother, Alba was, making her one of the heirs of the Inchausti fortune and mansion, as well as Cielo's younger sister.
- Break the Cutie: This is the Big Bad's plan, and while he initially succeeds in season 3, by the end of season 4 the protagonists return to the time and save her.
- She still went to a lot in the first season already though, she lived her whole life trapped in a basement for crying out loud!
- Broken Pedestal: For Justina, when she leaves the basement and learns there isn't any war out there. Gets even worse when she discovers that she wasn't so sweet to others as she was to her.
- Calling the Old Man Out: To Justina (despite her not being her biological mother, since she didn't know that at the time).
- Cheerful Child: After she is released from the basement.
- Creepy Child: In the first season, while living in the basement.
- Heck, even after that she has a few moments that make you realize she has a bit of a dark side. Probably the best example would be when she nonchalantly threatens to kill herself if Justina doesn't give her the antidore. With a straight face.
- Cute Ghost Girl: When he first sees her, Lleca thought she was just this; a little girl too cute to be a ghost, but that seemed like one. He later learns he's wrong, though.
- Emotionless Girl: After learning the truth about Justina. Cielo helps her work through that, though.
- Faking the Dead: Bartolomé thought Justina had killed her.
- First Girl Wins: In the end, it's implied that she'll end up with Cristóbal.
- First Kiss: Cristóbal is her first kiss, on season one.
- Little Sister Heroine: She gained a much bigger role as the first season progressed.
- Morality Pet: She is this for Justina and, later, for Cielo. The former more than the latter, as Justina claims that Luz is the only thing that made her feel human prior to her Heel–Face Turn.
- Puppy-Dog Eyes: Pulls them off once to try to convince Justina to let her slip out of the basement.
- Shipper on Deck: Luz and Alelí are both die-hard Nico/Cielo shippers.
- And they both seem to support Rama/Vale in the second season, as they both help Rama with his love confession.
- She also shipped Justina and Carlos Maria, as she believed them to be her biological parents. Well, one of them was, at least...
- Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Yet thanks to CC, she's not anymore in season four. This gets later solved, though, when the cast returns from the future.
Mateo "Monito" Bauer
Monito was a young child who lived in a dumpster with an old man named Tulio, who he viewed as his grandfather. Justina, among discovering his talents for stealing, murders Tulio and takes Monito to the orphanage. He is cheerful and optimistic, even in the worse situations, and views Tacho as his older brother (mainly since Tacho promised Tulio before he died that he would take care of him).
- Animal Motifs: Monkeys. Even his nickname, Monito, means monkey in spanish.
- The Artful Dodger: He was quite happy with his lifestyle with Tulio because, despite living in the streets, they had one another. Justina understood that, which is why she chose to murder Tulio instead of simply taking him away.
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Cast Incest: The real-life actors who play Monito and Alelí are siblings, and early in season one it's implied that Monito had a crush on Alelí. - Shipper on Deck: For Tacho/Jazmín. In an episode, he helps Tacho come up with a plan to make Jaz slip and cause an Accidental Kiss.
- Street Smart: He was raised in the streets for something, and could even steal from Justina and Mar without them noticing.
- Those Two Guys: With Cristóbal, particularly in season 2, with them being adoptive brothers and all.
- Verbal Tic: "Pancho", which is an Argentinian slang that could stand for "dude".
Bartolomé "Barto" Bedoya Agüero
The director of the orphanage Fundación BB, Bartolomé is a humanitarian and a gentleman to everyone, but that's just a cover: in reality, he exploits the young children in the orphanage, making them manufacture dolls and steal money from people, as well as being verbally and physically abusive. He is also desperate for money, but his late aunt's will specifically claimed that he should manage an orphanage and Malvina should be married for them to inherit (if the true heirs never appeared, that it), which is why he's quite anxious for Bauer and Malvina's wedding (and since Cielo's in between, he's not happy with her).
- The Alcoholic: Claims that his father gave him whisky as a child to put him to sleep, and has a lot of resistance to alcohol ever since.
- Affably Evil: He may be a Manipulative Bastard but damn, he can make you laugh at times.
- Aloof Big Brother: Acted like this from time to time towards Malvina.
- "Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word: Told this word by word to Cielo once.
- Big Brother Bully: Towards Malvina when they were young.
- And also towards his half brother, Juan Cruz.
- Deadpan Snarker: Even if he's a complete bastard, his snark and funny one-liners quickly made fans love him.
- Morality Pet: Thiago. Despite it all, he really does have a soft spot for his son and genuinely loves him.
- The Unfavorite: His father preferred Malvina over him, and while they both suffered from his abuses Barto clearly got the worst out of it just because he despised Barto more.
- Would Hurt a Child: He's said, along with Justina, to have broken Rama’s arm when he was around ten years old.
Felicitas García
Justina's cousin who appears towards the end of season 1. She is immediately mistaken for her cousin, but soon it is proven that they're different people, much to everyone's surprise. Felicitas is kind and nice to just about everyone; the complete opposite of her cousin. As a child, they were raised together, but her popularity with boys earned her Justina's hatred. In the second season, she takes over as the new housekeeper.
- Uncanny Family Resemblance: She looks identical to her cousin Justina, much to the surprise of every other character, as they're complete opposites.
Rosario Guevara de Dios
A social worker who comes to evaluate the orphanage in the first season, and is eventually accepted into the family when Nicolás and Cielo take over the orphanage. She is religious and hard-working, but enjoys playing with the small children and taking care of them, serving as a sort of grandmother figure.
- One of the Kids: There's an episode in which she is seen playing football with Lleca, Monito and Cristóbal.
Ignacio "Nacho" Pérez Alzamendi
Nacho is the son of a very important and very rich judge, which makes him believe he can do whatever he wants. In the first season, he is Thiago's best friend and becomes attracted to Jazmín. Nacho also enjoys tormenting Mar due to her being poor and parentless, something Thiago doesn't take very well. In the second season, he still keeps his jerk aspects but slowly begins changing upon meeting Caridad, who decides to bring out the golden heart buried so deep inside him. He is also the founder of the band Man!, which competes with the Teen Angels on every occasion.
- Competition Freak: Sort of. He comes across as the only one who’s actually interested in knowing who won both the shows the two bands were in (and his inability to do so becomes a running gag through the various seasons).
- Disproportionate Retribution: Mar punches him for breaking Caridad's heart. His response? Plant drugs on her, get her expelled and publicly humilliate her.
- Fish out of Water: Caridad takes him to the field she used to live in for a day. Hilarity Ensues.
- Freudian Excuse: His father is a... complicated person. One wouldn't call him abusive, but he's definitely the source of how he turned out to be, as we learn in season 2.
- Friendly Rivalry: With Thiago, before the start of the series. When they compete later, though, it's not so friendly.
- Genre Savvy: He gets a moment of this in season three while trying to persuade Tefi not to take part in an action against the Government.
- Nacho: Suppose that this is a TV series, and we’re in the third season of the series. During all the previous seasons, your character always messed up every plan!
- Spoiled Brat: He starts getting better in later seasons, but he still has various aspects of it.
Estefanía "Tefi" Elordi
Estefania Elordi, commonly nicknamed Tefi, joins the cast halfway through season one when Nacho sets up Thiago with her to get him over Mar. She was adopted at an early age by Sandra Rinaldi and her husband, something Tefi takes no shame on. She is the first one to discover that Sandra is Mar's biological mother (or at least suspect it), and through she tries to hide it, it eventually comes out to light. Tefi hates Mar because she believes that she's trying to steal her mother from her, although deep inside, it is revealed that she really does love Mar, she just has trouble accepting her as her half-sister, but accepts her completely by the end of season 2.
- A-Cup Angst: In an episode, she tells Melody that, if she had the money, she'd get a boob job due to her lack of big boobs, specially when compared to Melody.
- Alpha Bitch: The main one in season 1, but in season 2 she's more of Melody's Girl Posse. Halfway through the second season, after admitting that she really loves Mar and patching up their relationship, she drops most aspects of it.
- Ascended Extra: She was intended as a guest star in season 1. Fan reaction was such that the creators decided to keep her and made her a series regular in the following season.
- Broken Heel: Happens to her more than once, unfortunately during delicate situations. Usually followed by an inappropriate squeal.
- Code Name: Tefi insists on being called Nick Rivers during her brief militancy in Cielo Abierto.
- Girl of the Week: To Thiago, prior to becoming an Ascended Extra.
- Motor Mouth: One of the very few traits she shares with Mar.
- No Indoor Voice: One of her trademark characteristics is her loud, annoying shrieks. It's usually played for laughs with someone telling her to shut up or actively shutting her up.
- Promotion to Opening Titles: In season 2, as part of her Ascended Extra status.
Simón Rodríguez Arrechavaleta
Simón is Thiago's best friend since their childhood, who was living abroad when the series begin. In the second season, he returns to the country and meets Mar in the summer camp... who mistakes him for a camp worker. He is very kind-hearted and shy, which causes him some problems opening up to other people, and is very often seen talking with his psychologist on the phone, even very late at night. He has a younger sister, Soledad, who has a special condition since birth, and he's quite protective of her.
- Big Brother Instinct: He is very protective of his younger sister Soledad.
- Knight Templar Big Brother
- Fake Memories: On season four, after the Government catches him. He believes he's a Civil Guard member, who has been in a coma for a year having been shot by a savage while protecting Mar.
- Future Me Scares Me: His future self is the main villain in season four. He's understandably horrified at this possible future.
- Hallucinations: Played for laughs. At the beginning of the third season, the whole finding themselves in the future thing looks way too unreal to Simón, who persuades himself that it is just one of the deliriums he sometimes has (he seems to suffer from a mild unspecified mental disorder because of his brother’s death). It takes all of Thiago’s patience to convince him he’s wrong.
- Overly Long Name: Played for Laughs on various occasions.
- Split Personality: On season four, after Kant implants back his true memories to save him. This will cause problems.
- Survivor Guilt: When he was just a child, his older brother Octavio, 8 at the time, drowned in a swimming pool right in front of him, who initially thought that he was playing and couldn’t do anything to save him.
- The fact that his father openly preferred Octavio makes the whole thing even worse.
- The Un-Favourite: As noted above, his father favoured his brother Octavio when they were kids.
- Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: In 2013, after accidentally killing his wife Valeria, causing his daughter to get mortally sick and losing his sight due to an experiment gone wrong, he pretty much goes mad and frantically looks for a way to go back in time and sort things out. Unfortunately, blinded by his grief, he almost destroys the world as we know it in the process.
Melody Paz
A beautiful professional model who traveled the world on the job, and settles on Argentina to complete her education in the second season. She met Thiago a year previous to her arrival on a photoshoot, where the two connected over their mutual love for Grease and had a brief relationship. She's nice to him, but can be quite bitchy and bossy to others (particularly to Mar). We later learn that she's not actually a model; she just had that photoshoot where she met Thiago. She's actually the daughter of the maid who works for a rich ambassador, but is ashamed of it and decided to lie about it instead. She eventually reveals it on live television.
- Heroic Bastard: Her father, we later learn, is actually the rich ambassador as she claimed in her lies. It's just that her mom is the maid. And her "fake mom" (aka the ambassador's wife) doesn't know about it.
- Fallen Princess: After the true identity of her mother is revealed.
- Piss-Take Rap: When she has a rap dance off against Mar (which quickly escalates into a full fight).
- School Idol: Becomes this shortly after arriving to Rockland, due to her being a model and all.
- Took a Level in Badass: Takes a much-needed one in the fourth season. Even while pregnant!
Valeria "Vale" Gutiérrez
At only sixteen years of age, Valeria already has a criminal record that leaves nothing to be desired: and it is right when she’s escaping from a reformatory that Rama comes to her rescue, immediately falling in love with her. Initially rude and distrustful due to her unpleasant past, Valeria later opens up, becoming friends with Mar, Jaz and Caridad and eventually returning Rama’s feelings. She’s shy and insecure, which results in her sometimes becoming aggressive in order to hide it, and enjoys screenwriting, a hobby she passionately pursues, although the outcomes aren't always brilliant.
- Bedsheet Ladder: Used this trick right before stumbling upon Rama to escape from juvenile hall.
- Cannot Spit It Out: It takes her quite some time to deliver Rama a heartfelt, spontaneous "I love you".
- Can't Take Criticism: Questioning her screenwriting skills is not advisable. To be fair, though, the comments she gets from the others are often pretty harsh.
- Still, it's better not to point out that some of her ideas might not be that original.
- Daddy's Girl: She probably was this before her adoptive parents’ arrest, considering that pretty much all the nice memories she has of her childhood involve her father being awesome in her eyes.
- Not to mention he used to sneak her in an indoor children’s playground when it was closed in order to allow her to play even when they didn’t have enough money.
- Delinquent: Her criminal record includes arson, rioting, aggression and countless fights with her fellow juvvie inmates. She reforms soon after getting to the Hogar Mágico, though.
- Drives Like Crazy: Oh, so very much. Poor Rama suffered the consequences.
- Fake Memories: In season 4, when she's captured by Simón, she gets brainwashed as well, and the tomboy "jailbird" is replaced by a quite feminine singer-songwriter raised in France who leans on Femme Fatale territory.
- Four-Temperament Ensemble: The Melancholic, with Caridad as the Phlegmatic, Jazmín as the Sanguine and Mar as the Choleric.
- Girls with Guns: At least in the second season, whenever the kids find themselves using a firearm, more often than not she’s the one holding it.
- Happily Adopted: Abandoned as a baby, she spent her early childhood years in custody of a foreign couple whom she recalls with deep affection. Unfortunately, the two were sent back to their country due to bureucratic issues, and she ended up in an orphanage.
- Harmful to Minors: It’s implied she’s witnessed some form of sexual harassment while living on the street during her childhood, which led her to have a very harsh reaction and doubt for a long while before having her first time with Rama.
- Hates Being Touched: As often stated by Rama. She gets better in the later seasons, though.
- Lethal Chef: Seems to be this in the second season, justified since no one ever taught her how to cook; when she attempted to bake a cake to make peace with Rama, poor Caridad looked horrified.
- She actually improves in the latter two seasons, even having the other members of the Resistence praise her for her cooking in the fourth one.
- Meaningful Appearance: She always wears a single fingerless fishnet glove in the second season, in conformity with her street-smart, tomboyish look.
- Said look may or may not include a Tomboyish Baseball Cap; although it’s not really a distinctive trait of hers, notably her and Mar are the only ones who wear one in the second season’s promotional images.
- Pyromaniac: Downplayed and definitely Played for Laughs, but she was charged with arson and did set fire to a car belonging to the director of her orphanage (which admittedly exploded pretty easily).
- Preppy Name: In season four, after having been brainwashed. Although she keeps her original name, she is given an additional surname, Blair. While the latter is not particularly posh per se, the two surnames underline both the fact that she's at least half-French now (given the way Blair is pronounced) and that she's far from her former poor, orphaned self.
- Street Smart: Similarly to Mar, Vale spent almost all her life on the street and knows its ways, so she definitely fits.
- Street Urchin: Until she's found and rescued by Rama in the second season.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Caridad's girly girl.
- Verbal Tic Name: Her nickname "Gata" (Spanish for “she-cat”) was given to her because “cat” is what she calls everyone else around her most of the time.
Juan Cruz York
Born to Hilda Fernández, he is also the illegitimate son of Bartolomé and Malvina’s father. Chosen by the Portal, he was later rejected by it due to his soul not being pure. After the death of his own body through necrosis, Juan Cruz started to wander from one body to another like a parasite. His main goal is to go back to Eudamón, the dimension protected by the Portal.
- Deadpan SnarkerJuan Cruz(To Valeria and Simón,after having tricked and kidnapped them): You have never heard of the Trojan horse, have you?
- And again:Juan Cruz: I'll give Simón back to you alive if and only if Camilo gives me a very important piece of information.Camilo: I don’t know what you’re talking about, but I won’t do it.Juan Cruz: And they call me the predictable one...
- And again:
- Evil Sounds Deep: When playing him, Mariano Torre puts on a deeper voice.
- Finagle's Law: Exaggerated in a faith-themed episode in season three, where trying to catch Valeria and Simón he gets hit on the head by a chandelier, stumbles upon a branch, his gun initially fails to shot, and when it actually does, the shot hits him.
- Freudian Excuse: Childhood wasn't easy for this illegitimate child, with his father ignoring him and denying him his surname.
- Rapid Aging: He goes through this in season 3, rapidly converting himself in an old man due to the weakening of his powers.
Franca Mayerhold
- Mama Bear: While not her son, she acts like this towards Luca.
- The Stoic: For most of the second season, but she later begins to show some emotion.
Amelia Inchausti
- Rich Bitch: To an extent. She disapproved her son's marriage to Alba, a simple maid, but towards the end of her life she calls her feeling sorry for her actions and names Alba (and her two daughters) heirs of her fortune.
Cristóbal Bauer
Nicolás's son, Cristóbal is an incredibly smart ten years old boy who loves archaeology and history. He has lived his whole life abroad, following his father from quest to quest, and like him is curious to discover the truth of Eudamon Island. He is actually the son of Ibarlucía, with whom Carla was having an affair at the time, but when Carla gains custody of Cristóbal he decides to allow Nicolás to keep raising him as long as she's always allowed to visit.
- Those Two Guys: With Monito, particularly in season 2, with them being adoptive brothers and all.
Esperanza "Hope" Bauer
Funny and light-hearted, she is the owner of Mandalay’s beauty centre, as well as Nicolás and Malvina’s daughter. She has a deep love for her step-sister Paz, which leads her to conceal the huge crush she has on the latter’s boyfriend, Teo. As an elder, she will travel in time in order to provide her help to the main characters until her death in 2082.
- Et Tu, Brute?: Basically her reaction when she discovers that Sol, whom she thought of as a sister, is a Juan Cruz infiltrator.
- Followed by the assumption that it was all a lie and Sol had never cared about her in the first place. Poor Sol, already devoured by remorse, almost takes her life away, but fortunately is saved.
- Meaningful Name: “Esperanza” means “Hope”, and she’s the last of the group to die, in 2082.
- Other Me Annoys Me: She gets a hilarious line while still unaware of who her future self actually is, convinced that she is only a grumpy old woman trying to ruin her social life.Esperanza (to her future self): Fuck you! Who are you?
- Shared Family Quirks: She has the same verbal tics as her mother Malvina.
Paz Bauer
Daughter of Nicolás Bauer and Cielo Mágico, she shares her mother’s abilities and appearance. The main characters will meet her in her twenties while travelling to the future. Kind-hearted and spontaneous, her hobby is creating perfumes; she’s strongly connected to the Portal inside the Hogar Mágico, and therefore her life is often threatened by Juan Cruz.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: At the beginning of the third season, she deliberately refuses to use the abilities she inherited from her mother.
- Meaningful Name: “Paz” is Spanish for “Peace”; no wonder the bad guys are always trying to get rid of her.
- Uncanny Family Resemblance: Actress Emilia Attías plays both her and her mother Cielo.
Camilo Estrella
Director of the Mandalay Hogar Mágico, Camilo was abandoned by his mother as a baby and providentially rescued by a dog called Camila. At first he doesn’t know who his father is, but eventually finds out he’s the son of Big Bad Juan Cruz. He has a good sense of humor, likes cooking and is a fan of The Rolling Stones. He falls in love with Paz, whom he will marry at the end of season 3, and therefore faces some opposition by her former boyfriend Teo.
- Big Brother Mentor: Thiago sees him as such. Curious enough, since Thiago is actually the older brother, but, due to time travel issues, he is younger than future Camilo in season 3.
- The Big Damn Kiss: It takes a lot for him and Paz to finally kiss.
- He claims that it’s difficult to live up to the expectations since the member of Paz's family all had unusual first kisses.
- Don't Call Me "Sir": Justina persist in calling him Rector, despite all his attempts to avoid it.
- Horseback Heroism: When coming out of a burning plane after having rescued its passengers.
- Love Triangle: He and Teo compete against each other for Paz’s love.
- Raised by Wolves: When his mother abandoned him, he was saved by a female dog.
Teo Gorki
Former boyfriend of Paz Bauer, he leads the so-called Open Sky, a group of rebels who fight against the corrupt government. This often causes disagreements between him and the people of Mandalay, who think that the situation should be solved pacifically.
- Fake Memories: On season four. Anti-government activist Teo Gorki gets turned into a Civil Guard member, and also kisses the once-loathed President Luz Inchausti once or twice.
- Love Triangle: He and Camilo compete against each other for Paz’s love.
- Survivor Guilt: When his younger brother gets killed by the President.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: His motivations may be honorable, but after all he leads a terrorist association.
Juan Dalmasio/ Victor Vörg
He works as a Literature and Screenwriting teacher in Mandalay, but is actually there to spy the main characters under the orders of Juan Cruz.
- Crazy Jealous Guy: Portrayed as this towards Vale.
- Even Mooks Have Loved Ones: When Juan Cruz threatens Valeria, he tries his best to protect her, even though he almost drives her to suicide putting on Rama’s Faux Death and threatens to murder her when he’s afraid Juan Cruz will get to her.
- Teacher/Student Romance: With Valeria in the third season. It doesn’t turn out well, and he almost gets Vale killed off.
- Luckily, with some Time Travel the others are able to sort things out.
Sol
Orphaned of both mother and father, she got to Mandalay when she was ten, and was raised by Cielo and Nicolás. She befriended Esperanza and Paz, becoming like a sister to them. She works as a psychologist, at first in a radio station and later on in Mandalay, but also secretly collaborates with Juan Cruz, who has been manipulating her since her early years.
- Can't Believe I Said That: Season 3, 45. In front of a glass of orange juice, she nonchalantly tells Simón that oranges increase sexual prowess... Feeling like a complete idiot afterwards.
- Parental Abandonment: It is later discovered that Juan Cruz, who served as a parent-like figure to her before she got to Mandalay, murdered both her parents.
Ariel
A skilled hacker, she’s also Camilo’s ex-girlfriend. She starts off as quite selfish and cynical, but quickly reveals her tender side once she discovers that Kika is the daughter who had been taken away from her. She grows very protective of her loved ones, which ultimately leads her to sacrifice herself in order to save her daughter and the people of Mandalay.
- Love Redeems: Redemption through familial love. After years of honorable career as a hacker, she promises her finally found lost daughter Kika not to do anything illegal anymore.
- Mama Bear
- Playful Hacker: She falls under both this and The Cracker; she actually is a criminal and seeks for profit, but considering the moral integrity of those she strikes and of those who chase after her, she usually comes across as sympathetic.
- Supernaturally Young Parent: Hadn’t she travelled back in time, Kika should be a baby in 2030.
Francisca “Kika” Zanata
- Blind Without 'Em: She’s heavily myopic, and is rarely seen without her glasses.
- Insecure Love Interest: She spends most of the third season wondering why Rama has chosen her over Vale, often out loud and in front of Rama himself.
- "Not So Different" Remark: She points this out to Valeria in episode 88, season 3, noting that both haven’t had much luck until having their lives changed thanks to Rama.
- Teach Him Anger: Her mother Ariel sometimes deliberately treats her sharply hoping for some kind of reaction, since she’s afraid that her tendency to bring herself down will get her hurt.
Gabriel/Gabo
- Freudian Excuse: His brother accidentally killed off his pregnant mother before his eyes, later blaming him with the Police; then he ended up in a series of unpleasant orphanages/reformatories.
- Sympathy for the Devil: In spite of all the attempts he has made to destroy her relationship with Rama, Vale still tries to understand Gabo and not to leave him alone, knowing that he has no one to rely on.
- Also Rama eventually forgives him and takes pity on him after learning about his Dark and Troubled Past.
Kant
- Even Evil Has Standards: When Luz orders him not to implant Simón's memories back, even though not doing so
- Named After Somebody Famous: German philosopher Immanuel Kant.
- Given that there was also a guard named Hegel, it could count as a sort of Shout-Out Theme Naming.
