I am Luna

Skating Coaches
Tamara Ríos: She was the manager and general manager of Jam & Roller during the first few seasons. In addition to managing the venue, she acted as the head coach and organizer of skating competitions, guiding the team in its early stages.
Juliana / Marisa Mint: She joins the team in the second season to take charge of the Roller team after Tamara's departure. Juliana is a former high-level professional skater with a mysterious past and a very strict, demanding, and perfectionist training style, with the goal of leading the team to compete internationally.
Gary Lopez: Executive producer who takes over Jam & Roller and forms the professional team "Red Sharks". He acts as supervisor and enforcer of authority over the skaters.

Yam (Yamila) Sánchez: Rational, determined, independent, and strong-willed. She is very talented in costume design and music, serving as the voice of reason for her best friend, Jim.
Ramiro Ponce: Arrogant, perfectionist, and ambitious. He considers himself a great talent in skating, rapping, and dancing, which often makes him seem tiresome or difficult to work with in a team.
Pedro Arias: Calm, hardworking, kind, and somewhat shy. He manages the Jam & Roller cafeteria and is the drummer for the show's band.
Nico (Nicolás) Navarro: Friendly, approachable, organized, and a good teammate. He works at the Roller rink and plays bass in the band with Pedro and Simón.

Main Characters
Luna Valente: Cheerful, spontaneous, optimistic, and very determined. She's a little absentminded and clumsy at times, but she has a huge heart, contagious energy, and an absolute passion for skating.
Matteo Balsano: Known as "The Strawberry Boy." He is conceited, self-assured, competitive, and flirtatious. Although he often displays a boastful and vain attitude to impress others, deep down he is loyal and passionate about skating.
Amber Smith: The "Queen of the Dance Floor." She is capricious, manipulative, a perfectionist, and extremely competitive. Accustomed to always getting what she wants, she sees Luna as a threat to her status and doesn't hesitate to devise plans to maintain her reign.
Simón Álvarez: Luna's best friend. He is noble, humble, extremely loyal, patient, and creative. He loves music, plays guitar, and is always willing to support his loved ones, no matter the sacrifice.
Friends and Cast of Jam & Roller
Nina Simonetti: Intelligent, studious, shy, and extremely observant. She prefers to go unnoticed and express herself through her writing (under the pseudonym Felicity For Now) rather than speaking in public.
Gaston Perida: Matteo's best friend. He's a friendly, popular, confident boy who loves reading and literature. Unlike Matteo, he's more approachable and thoughtful.
Delfina "Delfi" Alzamendi: Superficial, insecure, and very dependent on Ámbar's approval. She usually follows Ámbar's orders to stay in the popular group, although inside she longs to be valued for herself.
Jazmín Carbajal: Absentminded, naive, obsessed with fashion and social media. She manages the Roller blog; although she doesn't have bad intentions, she often says inappropriate things because she is so honest and innocent.
Jim (Jimena) Medina: Creative, prone to falling in love, impulsive, and very expressive. She is passionate about dance and skating, although she often lets her emotions and insecurities get the better of her.

The move to Buenos Aires: Luna's life takes a radical turn when her parents receive a tempting job offer to manage the mansion of the wealthy Mrs. Sharon Benson in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Luna must leave her country, her school, and Simón to move to a new city.
The Jam & Roller: In Buenos Aires, Luna discovers the Jam & Roller, a training center where young people gather to sing and roller skate. There she finds a space to develop her passion, makes new friends like Nina, and signs up for rink skating competitions.
Conflicts and rivalries: At the Roller rink, Luna meets Matteo (the most popular and arrogant boy on the rink) and comes into direct conflict with Ámbar, Matteo's girlfriend and the "Queen of the Rink." Ámbar, jealous of the attention Luna receives, constantly plots ways to sabotage her both in skating and in her personal life.
The great mystery of the past: Throughout the story, a hidden secret is revealed: Luna is actually Sol Benson, Sharon Benson's missing niece and the true heir to the Benson family's vast fortune, something Sharon tries to hide at all costs.