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* TransTribulations: Raquel's own family repeatedly refuses or fails to acknowledge her being a trans person, with Mamen introducing her as "my brother Raúl" the first time they meet the neighbors.
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!Raquel García
!!! '''Played by:''' Elena Lombao
Mamen's trans sister, who briefly dates Emilio.
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* SobriquetSexSwitch: Changed her name from Raúl to Raquel.
* TransRelationshipTroubles: Her relationship with Emilio hits its first major snag when he realizes her transition is not yet complete, meaning they can't have sex for the time being.
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!!! '''Played by:''' María Adánez
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!!! '''Played by:''' María Adánez
Creator/MariaAdanez
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* TheGamblingAddict: She develops gambling issues twice during the show, first in bingo and then in the slot machine Mauri installs in the entranceway.
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* BehindEveryGreatMan: Her self-assigned role in Juan's life, pushing him to continue pursuing the building's presidency.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "¡Y punto en boca!" ("Period!"), "¡Hombre ya!" (akin to "Come on now!"), "[something] aquí no, ¿eh, Juan? ¡[something] aquí, no!" ("No [something] here, huh, Juan? No [something] here!"). After her coma, the neighbors refer to those phrases as "Palomadas" (which in the context is similar to saying "Paloma-isms") on the rare occasions [[BorrowedCatchphrase Juan catches himself dropping them]].
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: "¡Y punto en boca!" ("Period!"), "¡Hombre ya!" (akin to "Come on now!"), "[something] aquí no, ¿eh, Juan? ¡[something] aquí, no!" ("No [something] here, huh, Juan? No [something] here!"). After her coma, the neighbors refer to those phrases as "Palomadas" (which in the context is similar to saying "Paloma-isms") on the rare occasions [[BorrowedCatchphrase Juan catches himself dropping them]].
