Berlin

The Spanish Mint was attacked by robbers. There were hostages in the building, all the thieves were wearing red jumpsuits and Salvador Dali masks, there were eight of them, only one Professor (Sergio, Berlin's brother) was outside the Mint walls: Berlin (the group's commander), Rio (a hacker, young, dating Tokyo), Tokyo (a female thief who lost her boyfriend during the robbery, dating Rio), Denver (a young guy with a funny laugh), Moscow (Denver's father, elderly), Nairobi (a cheerful girl, has a son), Oslo (Helsinki's brother, Serbian. He rarely speaks the language), Helsinki (Oslo's brother, Serbian. He does most of the talking.)

He hides his fatal illness ("Helmer's myopathy"). This makes him a fatalist: he lives as if every moment is the final frame of a great film. For him, every action must be beautiful.

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 stemming from Tatiana's betrayal and the loss of his son, Rafael.

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.

Andrés de Fonojosa, known as Berlin. A seasoned jewel thief with many years of experience. He suffers from an incurable disease (Helmer's myopathy), which makes him absolutely fearless—he has nothing to lose. He values ​​honor, brotherhood, and the aesthetics of robbery. The professor is his brother. Berlin considers himself an artist, and every crime a masterpiece. An arrogant yet charming aesthete, he combines the manners of a gentleman with the cruelty of a psychopath. He has a unique sense of humor, often making ironic jokes about death and love. He never raises his voice, but his whisper is more frightening than a scream.