Joaquín’s devoted lover, known for her loyalty and courage. She disguises herself as a man to ride with the outlaws and embodies the theme of love's redemptive power.

Joaquín’s ruthless right-hand man known for his delight in violence and indifference to moral considerations. His actions often contrast with Joaquín's own ethical principles.

The lawman responsible for ending Joaquín’s criminal activities. He shares common traits with Joaquín, such as courage and horsemanship, and faces moral dilemmas in his pursuit of justice.

A complex character who defies traditional portrayals of virtuous women by taking control of her fate after the loss of her lover. She embodies elements of rebellion against a patriarchal society.

A law enforcement official involved in the efforts to capture Joaquín, with a complicated moral portrayal. His strategies sometimes involve enlisting others to execute morally questionable tasks on his behalf.