Blood and Sand

Juan's partner and wife, she is loyal and hopeful but wary of his escalating passion for fame and Doña Sol. She confronts Doña Sol about Juan and prays for him with his mother, enduring the strain of his infidelity and impulsive decisions. Her heartbreak deepens as the couple's problems collide with the dangers of the arena.

A beautiful, wealthy landowner's daughter who becomes Juan's romantic interest. She represents temptation and the lure of opportunity, and she resists Juan's proposals while influencing his choices. Her presence intensifies the love-triangle dynamic and the tensions surrounding Juan's career.

A torero driven by the dream of superstardom, whose talent shines in the arena but whose personal life destabilizes under pressure. He alternates between moments of brilliance and self-destructive behavior, ultimately facing a fatal end in the hospital after a goring. His ambition and vulnerability define the tragedy of Blood and Sand.

A bullfighting trainer who pushes Juan to focus on training and discipline. He admonishes Juan for his behavior, but later leaves after a confrontation, representing the disciplined, professional side of the sport. His guidance contrasts with Juan's reckless habits and unsteady mentors.

Juan's brother-in-law who pushes Carmen to forgive Juan and support him, highlighting family ties within the dramatic world of bullfighting. He acts as a pragmatic voice among the rising tensions and emotional stakes.

A fellow bullfighter who joins Juan at a national league event, adding to the competitive dynamics in the arena. He shares in the crowd's cheers and the dangers of the sport, underscoring the collective nature of the bullfighting world.