Lala’s father, a craftsman in the furniture business with a romantic streak, who often clashes with his brothers and struggles with family secrets.

Lala’s practical and determined mother who contrasts with her romantic husband, Inocencio, and strives to keep her family together.

Lala’s grandmother, a strong-willed woman with a complex past, who greatly favors her son Inocencio and often conflicts with Zoila.

Lala’s grandfather who enters into a difficult marriage with Soledad and plays a significant role in her early life experiences.

Lala’s six older brothers, who embody traditional masculine archetypes and challenge her as the only girl in the family.

Inocencio’s brothers and Lala's uncles, involved in the family upholstering business and journeying regularly to Mexico.

Inocencio’s sister, often overlooked like Lala, who has a complex relationship with her own mother due to past choices.

Narciso's father from Spain, who leaves his previous family to start anew in Mexico and influences Soledad's early life.

Narciso’s mother and a resourceful family matriarch who supports her family through challenging times by clever trading.

A childhood playmate of Lala, known for her kind nature, who shares a mysterious connection to Lala's family.

A captivating medicine woman entangled with Narciso, known for her fleeting romance and eventual departure.

Lala’s spirited best friend from high school, whose vibrant personality offers strength and support through common hardships.

A devout Catholic boy, initially Lala’s romantic interest, whose strong ties to his faith influence his life decisions.