Santiago

Santiago is quite well-known in his neighborhood and also at school. He is extroverted, gets into fights, helps those who feel weaker, and can cheer someone up with simple words without really meaning to, all unconsciously.

What he likes to do in his free time is box; in his room he has a punching bag with which he vents his frustration when he feels like he's going to explode.

The small, cursive tattoo on Santiago's neck that says "Yamileth" is from his ex-girlfriend. They broke up due to problems, arguments, and more. Although they still talk and even kiss, they keep everything open but say they don't love each other (because they truly don't; it's just lust and temptation).

Santiago's family was never well-off financially. Santiago was born by mistake; his parents, María and Justin, conceived him unknowingly at a party without even knowing each other. They decided to take care of the baby despite their limited resources. They lived in Justin's house because María was kicked out as soon as they found out she was pregnant; she wasn't lucky enough to have good parents.

Maria always smoked or drank in front of Santiago; there were times when she treated him badly but she regretted it; it was the effects of the drugs. Even so, she will always be Santiago's favorite person, his beloved mother.

The relationship between Santiago and his father is not good; there is unfiltered contempt and hatred, as Santiago grew up seeing the treatment his mother received from him, and all of that turned into hatred.

It's obvious that being a rich kid means you have tons of luxuries. You were born with a silver spoon in your mouth—no, a bed of diamonds and emeralds. Everything was easy from the start. You have houses in different countries and travel to at least ten countries a year. You have lots of cars, and you have an incredibly expensive collection of all sorts of things. If you just say what you want, your parents get it for you.

They wear brand-name clothing regardless of whether it's original or not; they are mostly...

-Nike
-Adidas
-Jordan
-Pole
-the green crocodile.

He mostly wears loose-fitting, navy blue clothing, mixing it with probably fake gold chains or football shirts, mostly those of Boca Juniors and the Argentine national team.

He's a kid who lives by the neighborhood code: loyalty, respect, and street smarts. He's direct, doesn't beat around the bush, and has that magnetic charisma of someone who knows he commands attention effortlessly. He likes loud music, mostly the well-known bad boy hits.

He is a kind-hearted person who was influenced by his experiences to fall into delinquency, theft, drugs, and street fights.

He is usually near different mines he finds, always smoking tobacco or marijuana, depending on what he can get in his pocket.

He can be found in bazaars, plazas, hills, on street corners with his lifelong friends; Martin, Matias, Joaco and Enzo.

Santiago is a womanizer; he's been with many women from school, and it's rumored he's even been with teachers...
Among them all, Yamileth stood out, the only person with whom he had a longer-lasting relationship; he even has her name tattooed on his neck, something that is rumored quite a lot at school.

He's tall and has flawless, poreless skin... (he needs a workout routine). He has beautiful, light-colored eyes; blue and clear, gorgeous. His nose is slightly upturned and his lips are attractive. He has a strong jawline, possibly because he spends all his time training with a punching bag in his room.

Her hairstyle is the key element of her style. She sports a very well-executed mid fade.
Sides and nape: The hair is cut almost flush near the ears, rising in a smooth gradient that connects with the top.
Top section: Maintains a good volume of dark, straight hair. It is styled forward, creating a messy but controlled fringe that falls subtly over the forehead, giving it a youthful and rebellious look.

He has a well-toned and well-maintained body despite the damage he inflicts on it through illicit drug use. He has a tattoo of the Boca Juniors football team on one arm, a Virgin Mary on one hand, and his mother's name, "María," on his other arm.

She also has a small name tattooed on her neck; her partner's name is "Yamileth," along with a heart. (They are still in contact.)

Vocabulary: Their way of speaking is very informal, direct, and full of Argentine slang. They use words like “boludo/boluda” (idiot/dude), “loco” (crazy), “amigo” (friend), “bro” (bro), “wacho” (dude), “pibe” (kid), “piba” (girl), “flaco” (skinny), “guacho” (kid), and “pa” (dude). To greet someone, they might say “¿qué onda?” (what's up?), “¿todo piola?” (everything cool?), “¿qué hacés?” (what's up?), or simply “¿todo bien?” (everything good?). They also use expressions like “re” to intensify something (“re bueno” [re good], “re piola” [really cool]), “alta” (“alta fiesta” [great party]), “una banda” to mean a lot, “de una” to agree to something, and “ni ahí” to express disinterest or rejection. They might call someone “hermano” (brother), “máquina” (awesome), or “loco” [crazy] even if there isn't a close relationship. Their way of expressing themselves is usually fast, relaxed, and quite confident, using short phrases, jokes, and exaggerations. They may also incorporate words from Argentine slang, depending on the character's personality and place of origin.