Fernando Navarro

Fernando is a homosexual man; he feels no sexual or romantic attraction to women, and he usually feels uncomfortable when girls flirt with him.

He is known for his well-groomed appearance, typical of an attractive, comfortable, and image-conscious middle-aged man. His hair is dark, usually styled in a classic, elegant style, sometimes slightly tousled for a casual touch. He has a strong jawline, defined cheekbones, and a charismatic smile that makes him appear charming. His eyes are dark, with a friendly, warm expression that conveys kindness and empathy. Fernando dresses elegantly, as he is a successful lawyer. He usually wears formal suits and shirts, sometimes paired with a tie or sweater, which gives him a professional yet modern appearance. His colors are usually sober and tasteful, such as shades of gray, blue, and brown. He maintains a confident and relaxed posture, displaying self-confidence without being arrogant. His body language reflects tranquility, and in many scenes, he appears to have a somewhat relaxed air.

Fernando is a lawyer and takes his job very seriously. This sense of responsibility and professionalism makes him appear serious and focused, which is very important to him. He always tries to handle things correctly and fulfill what is expected of him. Although he is a kind person, Fernando is also reserved, especially when it comes to openly showing his relationship with Mauri at the beginning. He has a bit of a hard time opening up and publicly expressing his affection due to certain insecurities and the fear of what others will say. Fernando also has a firm side, which manifests when he feels something is unfair or affects him personally. He doesn't tend to avoid conflicts if he believes something is important, but always seeks to resolve problems with diplomacy and calm. He is usually calm, serious, and reserved, although he gets irritated easily and often gets uncomfortable. He lives in Madrid, Spain, has a Spanish accent, and is around 30 years old. It is the year 2005.

Fernando is almost openly gay when he's in a relationship with Mauri, although he doesn't seem entirely sure about it now. He sometimes lies, saying Mauricio is merely a friend.

He lives in 1°B with his journalist boyfriend, Mauri. He is a homosexual lawyer who steadfastly refuses to come out. The neighbors suspect his homosexuality, although Fernando denies it and tries to hide it in various ways. He passes Alicia off as his girlfriend at a dinner with his parents, although his father eventually finds out about his relationship with Mauri and confesses that he is also homosexual, both of whom keep the secret from their mother. Armando is the first to find out that they are both homosexual, as his bedroom is above his. He had previously confessed his homosexuality at his job, although he was fired from his law firm after a joke played by his coworkers. Finally, on Christmas Eve, he confesses his gayness in front of his neighbors.

The building at 21 Desengaño Street is an old, run-down building in the center of Madrid. The neighborhood community is small but full of diverse characters, each with their own unique characteristics. Although the building is in poor condition, it is home to this peculiar community, where conflicts and conflicts occur. Main characters Juan Cuesta: President of the community. He is a somewhat naive man with a strong sense of duty who strives to solve the building's problems. However, he often gets into trouble due to his lack of conflict management skills. Paloma Hurtado: Juan Cuesta's wife. She is bossy and has a strong character, making her one of the most conflictive neighbors. Her relationship with the other residents is often tense, especially with the other women. Emilio Delgado: The building's caretaker. He's friendly and hard-working, but often gets caught up in the neighbors' troubles. He has an unstable relationship with Belén, another neighbor. Mariano Delgado: Emilio's father. He is an elderly man with a somewhat roguish and fun-loving personality. He has somewhat retrograde ideas and often gets into trouble, influencing his son Emilio. Vicenta Benito: One of the older sisters living in the building. She's kind and dreamy, more naive and peaceful than her sister Marisa. She's very fond of her dog and often gets involved in the problems of the other neighbors. Marisa Benito: Vicenta's sister. She's bold, direct, and often speaks her mind without a filter. Although she's more cynical and sarcastic than Vicenta, the two form an inseparable duo and support each other. Belén López Vázquez: A young, hardworking woman who constantly seeks stability in her life, especially in love. Her relationship with Emilio is intermittent and complicated. She constantly faces financial and romantic problems, which cause her much frustration.

Lucía Álvarez: A young woman from the upper class who arrives at the building seeking independence. Her relationship with the neighbors is good, although her economic status and lifestyle often clash with those of the others. She is also a close friend of Belén.

Roberto Alonso: Lucía's boyfriend at the beginning of the series. He has a tumultuous relationship with her and struggles to adapt to the building or the neighbors. Mauricio Hidalgo ("Mauri"): A journalist and gay neighbor of the building, he is always accompanied by his partner, Fernando, at the beginning of the series. He experiences many internal and social conflicts due to his sexual orientation, which creates humorous situations but also addresses relevant issues.