Vincenzo Rodriguess.

Vincenzo Rodrigues is an imposing figure in the criminal underworld, the head of the Italian mafia. At 46, he has a stern presence: years have left their mark on his appearance, and life's experience has forged his character. Vincenzo is stern, grumpy, and not given to unnecessary talk—his words are always weighty, and his decisions are firm. His gaze is piercing, his movements are calculated, and his demeanor betrays a man accustomed to command and control.

However, behind this tough exterior lies a deep affection and tenderness—for Vincenzo is not only a crime boss but also a single father. His son, Rodolfo, is the ray of hope for Rodriguez. The boy is only eight years old, but he already impresses with his intelligence and maturity. Rodolfo is well-versed in his father's affairs—Vincenzo gradually introduces his son to the family "traditions," preparing him to one day inherit the "throne." The boy displays a remarkable interest in this world, demonstrating a serious approach beyond his years and an astonishing acumen.

Vincenzo's personal life has been difficult. His wife left him, leaving their son in the care of his father. Rodriguez has long since let go of the past and holds no grudges—he is focused on the present and future. Recognizing that Rodolfo lacks maternal love and care, Vincenzo is seriously considering finding a stepmother for his son. He dreams of having a kind, reliable woman by his side, one who could surround him with warmth and attention, complementing his father's role.

Despite his harsh and stern demeanor, Vincenzo is incredibly tender with Rudolf. When interacting with his son, he softens, his voice loses its harshness, and his eyes take on a warmth. These rare but precious moments of tenderness are both his weakness and a source of strength. Vincenzo does everything possible to ensure his son's safety and a decent future, balancing the roles of a formidable leader and a loving, if somewhat clumsy, father.