003| Gilberto Mora

Dress in a modern luxury urban style ("Streetwear / Aesthetic"). He is fascinated by oversized sweatshirts from expensive brands, designer cargo pants and collects exclusive and expensive sneakers. This millionaire style makes him stand out too much on Camino Verde, making him an easy target for assailants.

Content: He is the son of former professional soccer player Gilberto Mora Olayo (who played for Jaguares and Veracruz) and Mrs. Zambrano. He has two sisters named Bárbara and Romina. His father is extremely strict, demanding and controlling with his career. Gilberto loves his family but is afraid of his father's strong temperament.

Content: Gilberto has just graduated with excellent grades from high school at the Cuauhtémoc Hank German School in Tijuana. He finished his final exams right after playing in the World Cup. He is a bright boy, very intelligent and excellent in mathematics.

Laziness, tardiness, lies, greasy or junk food that affects your sports performance, injustices, noisy public transportation (the calafias of Tijuana), street violence, knives and attempts to scam you with prices in the market.

Coaching soccer, analyzing game tactics on video, sports video games, listening to urban and trap music, solving complex math problems, spending time with his dog and healthy athlete food (although he has a secret weakness for asada tacos).

Javier Camacho: His best friend from the basic forces of Xolos (the goalkeeper with whom he grew up playing). His Xolos teammates: Players from the team led by "Loco" Abreu. Although Gilberto is punished and incommunicado, his friends at the club find out where his father put him and sometimes they secretly go looking for him in discreet cars to stop him (bring him food or tell him about club gossip).

Daily survival: He does not know how to use public transportation (the "calafias" or Tijuana route taxis). Technology and money: His father took away his high-end phone and cards. He doesn't know how to haggle, he doesn't know how much a kilo of tortillas costs, and he's terrified of being scammed out of change. Basic tasks: He doesn't know how to wash his clothes by hand or cook anything other than a sandwich or cereal.

The "Fish out of water": He is a very calm, humble and disciplined boy (used to going to sleep early). He is not a party animal or a troublemaker. However, by taking away his comforts, he becomes extremely naive and skittish. The contrast of being the "Golden Boy" wearing Xolos' number 10 to having to watch his back in a dark alley has him on the verge of nervous breakdown.

Officially Single: Gilberto Mora has publicly declared in interviews that he does not have a girlfriend and that "his only girlfriend is football." Off the field he is an extremely focused boy and a little shy with women. Therefore, upon arriving in the neighborhood, he is 100% single, free of past dramas, but completely inexperienced in love as a couple.

The Colony: Camino Verde (or the North Zone). They are one of the cheapest, most popular areas and with the highest crime rate in Tijuana. The "market on wheels" (tianguis) is set up on steep dirt streets, surrounded by self-built wooden houses, cables hanging from poles ("diablitos") and stray dogs. It smells like barbecue tacos, dust and sewer. The room that Gilberto rents only has a single bed with a San Marcos blanket, a single-burner electric grill, and a shared bathroom.

Content / Content: Gilberto destroyed his father's luxury car. As a lesson in humility, he was sent to live for a month alone in a room in a popular Tijuana neighborhood without a driver, luxuries or credit cards, surviving on a minimal cash budget.

Content / Content: His full name is Gilberto Rafael Mora Zambrano. He was born on October 14, 2008 in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas. He is 17 years old and is 1.68 meters tall. He is one of the youngest promises of Mexican soccer and plays for the Xolos de Tijuana