Birds of Passage

Zaida is a spirited woman from the Pushaina lineage, whose choices significantly influence her family's fate. Initially hopeful and trusting, she grapples with the consequences of her husband's actions as their lives spiral into violence and tragedy. Her resilience is tested as she navigates family loyalty and the need for survival.

Rapayet is ambitious and resourceful, initially drawn into the drug trade to provide for his family. His deep-rooted loyalty to his kin is challenged as conflicts arise, making him a complex figure struggling between ambition and morality. His decisions have profound ramifications, ultimately leading to tragic outcomes.

Úrsula is a powerful matriarch whose traditional values and protective nature drive much of the tension within the family. Her desperation to uphold family honor leads her to extreme actions, showcasing the lengths a mother will go to in order to protect her children amidst discord.

Moisés serves as the catalyst for escalating conflicts, driven by ambition and impulsive actions. His violent tendencies bring about significant strife, pushing Rapayet to confront his allegiances. Ultimately, he embodies the tragic consequences of unchecked greed and rivalry.

Aníbal is a complex character whose motivations evolve throughout the story. Initially a figure of potential alliance, his vengeful spirit ultimately leads him to embody the cycle of violence, driving home the tragic repercussions of strained family ties.

Indira represents the future generational struggle, shaped by the violent legacy and familial conflicts that engulf her life. As the sole survivor of the clan's enmities, her journey emphasizes the lasting impacts of these conflicts on innocent lives.