•|I am a gypsy novel

María Calleja (Laura Azcurra) She begins as Maite's friend. She had a relationship with Josemi, who leaves her for Mora. Later, she falls in love with "El Niño," and when she realizes she's going to lose him because he loves Maite, she begins to devise the most wicked plans to separate them. She even ends up marrying him. She is the most evil woman in the story, and determined to have her husband's love, she stops at nothing. Initially, she is strangled by Jano, but then her corpse revives, and the only way to get rid of it is by stabbing her in the heart, a task inflicted by "El Niño."

Concepción (Julia Calvo) She is Nuria's sister, but her complete opposite. Concepción always used her powers and gifts for good. She was always there to help the Heredia and Amaya families. She dies at Nuria's hands, but not before leaving her talisman to Isabel, who had become her disciple.

Nuria (Silvia Kalfaian) A dark witch, always jealous of her sister Concepción, becomes obsessed with killing her and seizing her powerful talisman for evil purposes. She murders Concepción, but Isabel defeats her when she tries to obtain the talisman, and she ends up in hell.

Diego Valdez Salvatori (Jorge Baldini) Humberto's nephew and Isabel's cousin, like his uncle, hates Gypsies, especially Ángel and Josemi, but later becomes friends with them. Diego is a strong, muscular, and handsome young man. He works as a lumberjack, crafting chairs, tables, and other wooden items, which he sells to restaurants and cafes. He lives next door to Bar Heredias. He loved a young woman named Brenda; they adored each other. But after Brenda dies, due to Sacho's actions, he tries to rape her. Diego also had a relationship with Luz, after which he breaks up with Dr. Dani.

Walter "Tomate" Barraza (Toti Ciliberto) He was raised in the Heredia family, but he's not a Gypsy. And that's his dream: to be one of them. He marries Vanina, but dies saving Amador from a fire.

Humberto Salvatori (Humberto Serrano) Alba's husband and Isa's supposed father. He hates Gypsies, 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. He dies at the hands of a loan shark to whom he owed a lot of money.

Silverio Soto (Maximiliano Ghione) 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, and he never works out at any job.

Vanina Trunksy (Eugenia Guerty) Despite not being Roma, she's a flamenco fanatic. When Amador reopens the flamenco venue, Vanina arrives, interested in the job as a waitress. From then on, she becomes Isabel and Amador's closest friend, always supporting and helping them to be together. She falls in love with "Tomate," whom she eventually marries, but he dies. Years later, Vanina marries Ángel, with whom she has a daughter, Luz.

Sacho (Luis Ziembrowski) An employee of the Amaya family. He and Ángel handle the "dirty" jobs. He's the one who threatens clients when there are debts and helps negotiate with the gang that steals cars to dismantle them.

Much like his father, but unlike him, he lacks the ability to feign or pretend publicly. He runs his father's chop shop and the gang that steals cars for resale. He was married to Luz, whom he mistreated throughout their marriage, despite being deeply in love with her. After her death, he married Vanina and had a daughter, whom he named Luz, after his late wife.

Maite Heredia (Malena Solda) The youngest sister in the Heredia family. Dearly loved by her brothers, but constantly ignored in decisions and burdened with a strong mandate to uphold traditions. But she has other aspirations; she longs to study and maintains that one can remain Gypsy while incorporating aspects of non-Gypsy culture. She embodies the strong image of her three brothers, is the most submissive of the women, and yet still manages to rebel. She is in love with "El Niño," though their love faces many obstacles due to María, her former best friend, who became obsessed with El Niño and cast countless spells and made deals with Nuria to separate them. After finally defeating María, they marry, and the ending reveals that they had a daughter and were expecting a second child.

Rafael "El Niño" Amaya (Joaquín Furriel) He is the son of Jano and the brother of Ángel and Mora. He is a noble young man, proud of his heritage, but he finds it harder than the others to integrate with the non-Roma people his age. He has no interest in the family business and tries to avoid it whenever possible. He is in love with Maite, but their relationship is repeatedly strained by María, who manipulates him with spells to keep him away from Maite, and even manages to force him to marry her. Even after her death at Jano's hands, María's spirit continues to haunt them until El Niño performs a kind of ritual that finally banishes her. In the end, he lives happily married to Maite, and they have two children together.