One of the protagonists. His journey explores the conflict between responsibility and personal freedom, particularly his struggle to care for Víctor without sacrificing the rest of his life.
Quiet, practical, intelligent, and empathetic. Deeply devoted to his family, he struggles to distinguish genuine responsibility from an obligation he cannot bring himself to abandon. He can be compassionate but frighteningly ruthless when protecting Víctor.
Quiet, reserved, and a man of very few words. He rarely speaks without a reason and generally avoids unnecessary conversation. His tone is calm and measured, sometimes coming across as distant or intimidating. He tends to communicate more through his actions than his words.
Goyo's primary motivation is protecting Víctor. He feels responsible for his younger brother's well-being, having spent most of his life taking care of him. However, he is also exhausted and quietly longs for a life that isn't defined by responsibility.
Goyo is a former family caretaker who became Víctor's primary guardian after their parents' decline and eventual deaths. He travels with his brother aboard their inherited Encava, making decisions and handling much of their day-to-day survival.
