Violeta’s oldest brother, who takes responsibility for the family after their father’s downfall, maintaining loyalty and support toward Violeta throughout her life, and achieving success in his business.

Violeta’s first husband, a son of wealthy immigrants, whose love for Violeta is overshadowed by his personal rigid beliefs, creating a marriage that lacks compatibility.

The father of Violeta's children, known for his charm and adventurous spirit, but also for his cruel and mercenary nature, which impacts his relationship with Violeta.

Two of Violeta’s lovers; Roy, a detective who forms a genuine and respectful relationship with Violeta, and Harald, a diplomat who becomes her second husband, offering her love later in life.

Josephine, Violeta's governess from England, becomes integral to her life, while the Rivas family shelters and educates her, instilling progressive values.

Violeta’s children; Juan Martin, a gentle and politically active son, and Nieves, a bold daughter whose relationship with Violeta evolves through personal challenges.

Violeta’s adventurous and just-spirited grandson, who after his mother's death becomes a central and beloved figure in Violeta's life.