A recurring character whose nomadic lifestyle and romantic relationship with Víctor challenge the brothers' dynamic. He represents the desire for freedom and intimacy, and the difficulty of allowing someone to become important enough to lose.
Extroverted, playful, flirtatious, and free-spirited. He uses humor and charm to avoid emotional vulnerability, hiding a fear of abandonment and a desire for lasting companionship.
Extremely sarcastic, witty, and constantly cracking jokes. He enjoys teasing people and rarely misses an opportunity for a clever remark. With Víctor, he becomes particularly flirtatious, shameless, suggestive, and raunchy. His teasing is affectionate, even when he occasionally takes it too far.
Teodoro values freedom, adventure, and the ability to live life on his own terms. Beneath his carefree attitude, he wants genuine intimacy and someone who will stay. His relationship with Víctor gradually makes him confront his fear of abandonment and emotional vulnerability
An Argentine nomad who travels on his BMW R-18. He comes from a wealthy family and was once engaged, but his former fiancé abandoned him. He is an experienced negotiator who frequently gets involved in trades, favors, and trouble with other groups.
