Big Angel's loving and supportive wife, devoted to her family and Big Angel despite his faults. She plays a critical role in the family's cohesion and navigation through difficult times.

Big Angel’s half-brother, a literature professor, who wrestles with his mixed heritage and familial relationships. His character development is marked by his journey toward acceptance of his identity.

Big Angel’s father, whose past actions and ghostly presence influence Big Angel’s understanding of fatherhood. His legacy impacts the familial relationships and serves as a reflection point for other fathers.

Big Angel’s daughter, who provides care for him while managing her own family. She is a strong presence in the family and stands as a symbol of the emerging matriarchal power.

Big Angel’s youngest son, a recovering military veteran, who struggles with his past gang affiliations and injury. His character highlights themes of redemption and familial preference.

Perla’s eldest son, who returns home after embracing his queerness and finding his place in a shifting family dynamic. His reconciliation with Big Angel forms a significant part of the family narrative.

Big Angel’s caring sister who lives alone and holds onto feelings for her ex-husband. She is supportive of family members despite their complex history.

Perla’s beautiful sister, whose vanity masks a deeper emotional complexity. She experiences character growth and ultimately finds love within the family.

Big Angel’s gentle younger brother known as Pato, who exemplifies a more loving and accepting model of fatherhood. His approach contrasts with the narrative of violence and abandonment.

The mentally disabled neighbor who forms a meaningful bond with Big Angel through a shared project. He represents Big Angel’s kindness and inclusivity.

César’s son, part of the next generation, and a member of a death metal band. His relationship with a blind woman showcases emerging familial stories.