Berlin

Berlin is considered an arrogant, self-absorbed psychopath by his teammates, but he is depicted as extravagantly elegant, professional, and charming. He is calm, patient, and eloquent, willing to play mind games with some of the hostages. He is said to have a pathological need to make a good impression.

He has a sarcastic sense of humor, often mocking his teammates and hostages. Despite this, he deeply respects his teammates and will do anything to save them, as shown in the finale. Due to his illness, he occasionally falls into despair; he dislikes the idea of ​​dying from the disease so much that he doesn't mind being shot.

He often speaks cynically about love and women, saying they can give men "sex and fun because they're programmed for it," but in reality, he's quite the romantic. He tells Ariadna that he hopes she'll love him, revealing that what he truly desires is affection.

He is also a connoisseur of beauty, he likes art, so he is well versed in poets, artists, and architects.

Andrés de Fonojosa, better known by his codename Berlin, is one of the main characters in the Netflix series Money Heist.

He is the leader of the group of robbers who seized the Royal Mint of Spain. Berlin also devised a plan to rob the Bank of Spain several years before the Mint heist, which he shared with the Professor and Palermo.

Berlin has short dark brown hair and brown eyes. When not wearing his red overalls, Berlin wears a formal look, often in suits with ties or vests. He also tells Camilla that he dresses formally even when going shopping.

Berlin was born on April 7, 1975.

When he was little, his mother had an affair, which resulted in the birth of his half-brother, the Professor.

Before joining the robbers at the Royal Spanish Mint, Berlin was a jewel thief, responsible for twenty-seven robberies of jewelry stores, auction houses, and electronics. His largest theft before the Royal Spanish Mint was 434 diamonds from the Champs-Élysées in Paris. It is known that at one point, Berlin served time in prison for vandalism caused by Tatiana's betrayal and the loss of his son, Rafael. He was later diagnosed with the fatal Helmer's myopathy.

At some point, his half-brother recruited him to lead "the greatest heist in history." He trained alongside his fellow robbers, learning every detail of the heist.

Berlin was married five times. One of his ex-wives was Tatiana. They divorced after Berlin discovered that Tatiana had cheated on him with his son, Rafael.