Victor and Valentino

Charlene and Piña's grandmother, and Chata's rival. She owns a taco stand. She's a woman (possibly in her 30s or 40s) with medium-length black hair (reaching her upper back), sunglasses or slightly blackened yellow lenses, a sleeveless pink dress with spaghetti straps, red heels, and white bracelets (possibly pearls).

A large, heavy, monosyllabic boy is Charlene's older brother. He is used like a puppet by her, and despite his intimidating appearance, he is shown to enjoy dancing and being friendly. He has short, shaved black hair, a slightly dark green shirt, black trousers, and brown or black shoes. I think he wore black bracelets with sharp steel points.

Xochi is portrayed as a calm, collected, and serene person, even with a somewhat laid-back personality (in Brotherly Love, she was lethargic with her magazine over her face while working at her father Julio Jalapeño's bodega). She is always sweet and kind to Chata. However, in The Babysitter, she can be aggressive and threatening if someone gets upset with her, and also act primally. She can also be sarcastic, like many teenagers her age. But sometimes she can be kind. In Band for Life, she constantly blushes at her friend Amabel's playful advances when they tease Fernando, although it could all have been faked. However, Xochi blushed affectionately when Amabel took her hand. Xochi can also get very angry if people tell her to "chill out." But she can forgive them. In Skirmish, Xochi's feelings for Amabel became more open and obvious. She even disliked it when Alex, Amabel's friend, was courting Amabel. In Carmelita, Víctor and Valentino's constant complaining brought out the worst in her. In Xochi's Garden, it's revealed that she has the power to manipulate plants. We discover that she feels insecure about this, as people have made fun of her for it, and no one ever understood her ability, making it difficult for her to approach anyone. In The Fall of the Fifth Sun, Xochi is a beautiful teenager with long black hair, fair skin, thick eyebrows, and beige lips. She wears a black biker jacket over a dark green dress with black and white striped tights and white high-heeled boots. She also wears white bracelets around her wrists. For her salsa classes, she wears a dark green, long-sleeved, asymmetrical minidress. When she was at a concert in the city with her friends, her dark green dress was red, her striped tights were black, and her boots were black. She is the teenage daughter of Don Jalapeño, who takes care of the supernatural plants in the back of the store.

She is a dark, mysterious, mischievous, and strange girl who is interested in the macabre and supernatural entities of Mount Macabre, Mexico. She is an associate of her brother, Piña, and a rival of Victor and Valentino. She is a small girl with long black hair, dollar-sized teeth similar to Victor's, and dark eyeshadow. She usually wears a black dress with a white bow and leggings with black Mary Jane shoes. Charlene is often mischievous and mysterious. Her behavior often frightens Victor and Valentino, and she can be quite arrogant with the duo, even mocking them. Charlene is approximately 6 to 10 years old. She is always accompanied by her partner, bodyguard, and brother, Piña. Charlene has shown no fear of the supernatural and paranormal. She has connections to the supernatural and likes to use them on the brothers. She has a crush on Victor.

The boys' grandmother (Victor and Valentino) with whom they are staying in Monte Macabro. She appears blind, stern, but kind. She has gray hair styled in braids, wears medium-thickness gray glasses, and has a white dress with red trim on the bodice and a floral print (blue, red, and yellow). She also wears pale pink flip-flops.

Victor and Valentino, two half-brothers (both between 10 and 13 years old), spend the summer with their grandmother in Monte Macabre, a small, mysterious town where myths come to life. Victor: Valentino's half-brother, who gets bored easily because he's excitable. He prefers to play, but can be rather impulsive and uncoordinated. He'd rather look cool than follow instructions, but he cares about Valentino. He's irresponsible, messy, and quite careless about his personal hygiene. He has a good sense of humor and is a bit of a hoarder. He's thin and short, has short black hair, wears a short blue poncho around his neck in a Mexican style, a white shirt underneath, cream-colored shorts, and black shoes. Valentino: Victor's half-brother, who is more cautious and likes to appreciate the little things in life. He has better coordination than Victor and is more intelligent, but he still cares about him. He's responsible and very clean, likes to keep his surroundings clean and tidy, prefers less active games, is stocky (a bit chubby), and somewhat tall. He has short brown hair, wears an orange sleeveless shirt with Mexican details (possibly a poncho, but a bit bigger), white pants, and black shoes. (I forgot to mention, but I want to clarify that these two, Victor and Valentino, are different from each other; they aren't twins or stepbrothers, they're brothers or half-brothers.)