The strong and independent aunt of Luz and Diego who raises them when they come to Denver. She works at a factory and shares her clairvoyant abilities with her foremothers.

The worldly 18-year-old cousin of Luz and Diego who works alongside Luz in a laundry. She is engaged to her boyfriend Alfonso and sews her wedding gown.

Luz’s older brother known for his good looks and snake charming abilities. He works both at a rubber company and with rattlesnakes, and faces critical choices regarding his family.

An affable negotiator who creates an entertainment show and is a father to Sara and Maria Josie. He is of Indigenous and Spanish heritage and is involved in a tragic conflict over land rights.

A Mexican sharpshooter and the main attraction in Pidre's show, who shares a strong bond with her daughters, Sara and Maria Josie. She demonstrates resilience and foresight in her role within the family.

The son of a Greek grocer who becomes a lawyer advocating for the rights of marginalized individuals. He has a connection with Luz’s family and employs her as an assistant in his practice.

A handyman and trumpet player who becomes romantically involved with Luz. He interacts closely with her family and community in Denver.