•|Amador Heredia

Gitano, Amparo and Alba's nephew. He lives in the house with them. He's the one they always try to place in every business they start, but he never gets a job.

Alba's husband and Isa's supposed father. He hates Roma and his condition for helping her was that she shed her past. He owns an auto parts business that the Amaya family always wants to buy, but he refuses to sell.

She's a gypsy married to Ángel. She handles her husband well, adoring and flattering him as a way of hiding her flirtation with Lázaro. She doesn't get along with her father-in-law. She lives trapped in the Amaya family's house and suffers from her husband's abuse.

Lázaro's wife. They were unable to have children with him, which made her self-conscious as a Roma woman. Despite her pain and anger, she devoted herself to raising her husband's siblings and became their surrogate mother. She runs the house, knows everyone's every move, and defuses the situation or puts pressure on the siblings, as she sees fit. She is a bitter woman, bitter because of her husband's lack of affection, harsh, and the complete opposite of her sister Alba.

She is a Roma woman, Amparo's sister and Lázaro's love in their youth. She is a lively woman who, after her "illegal" relationship with Lázaro was discovered, was expelled by the Roma community. Alone and pregnant, Alba married Humberto Salvaroti, a "payo," with whom she built a new life apart from the Roma. She is always outspoken and gullible. She had her only daughter, Isa, whom she raised with Humberto. Although Isabel's real father was Lázaro, he never knew that Alba had become pregnant by him. He also decided to hide the truth from Isa from the moment she was born and was determined never to tell her.

She is the daughter of Alba and Lázaro, but she doesn't know he is her real father. Since birth, she has believed her father is Humberto, a non-white man who helped her mother after she became single and pregnant, and Alba insists on hiding the truth from her forever. But fate leads Isabel directly to the Heredia family's stage, where she begins working as a cook and meets Amador, Lázaro's younger brother. She falls in love with him, completely unaware that he is her uncle. Isa proves to be a faithful woman and very determined to fight for what she wants. She loves flamenco dancing and discovers she has a very special gift that allows her to have visions that predict future situations, which she uses to help others.

He is the son of Jano and brother of Ángel and Mora. He is a noble boy, proud of his origins, but finds it harder than the others to integrate with the "payos" (non-believers) his age. He has no interest in the family business and tries to escape whenever he can. He is in love with Maite, but his relationship with her suffers numerous times.

He is the eldest son of Jano Amaya. He is violent and wild. Very similar to his father, but unlike him, he lacks the ability to feign or pretend publicly. He is in charge of his father's junkyard and the gang that steals cars to subdue them. He was married to Luz, whom he abused during the years they lived together, despite being completely in love with her.

He is the leader of the Amaya family. He is a widower with three children: Ángel, "El Niño," and Mora. In private, he is dark and sinister, but appears kind and conciliatory to others. While he publicly accepts Lázaro's authority, behind the scenes he is busy plotting to overthrow him. He loves Amparo and continues to fight to win back her love.

She is the daughter of Jano and sister of Ángel and "El Niño." She was raised by her mother in Uruguay, who left Buenos Aires to escape her father's abuse. Mora returns now that her mother has just died. Although she follows and respects family traditions, she is against her father's decision to marry her off to a man she has never met.

The youngest sister of the Heredia family. Much loved by her siblings, but constantly ignored in their decisions and with a strong mandate to follow traditions. But she has other interests; she wants to study and maintains that one can remain a gypsy despite incorporating the traditions of the "payos." She has the strong image of the three siblings; she is the most submissive of the women, and she rebels anyway. She is in love with "El Niño," although their love faces many obstacles.

Passionate, daring, vehement, and combative. Despite always living on the edge, he's a man with a huge heart, willing to give anything for the people he loves. He does business behind his older brother's back and is always on the edge of illegality, as if to challenge him. He's a womanizer, but unlike Amador, he's direct and lacks subtlety.

He's the eldest brother in the Heredia family. A confident, charming man, and a natural leader, he's highly respected for his ability to manage and generate business, his honesty, and his firm hand. Since his father's death, he has dedicated his life to business and his family, which includes his three siblings: Amador, Josemi, and Maite. He's married to Amparo and is unaware that he has a daughter with Alba: Isabel.

He is the second brother of the Heredia family. An attractive, friendly, and womanizing gypsy, he is a straightforward man who, whenever he wants something, fights until he gets it. He decides to reopen the "Heredia" stage, a business that belonged to his father and had remained closed since his father's death. Amador is a muscular man, with long brown hair, hazel eyes, and a tattoo on his back.