Django

Django is a mysterious and resolute drifter who embodies strength and determination. Initially appearing to seek revenge, he also reveals a protective nature, especially towards María. Django navigates through conflicts with a blend of cunning and combat skills, showing his evolution from a vengeful man to one driven by love and hope for a new life.

María is a resilient character who embodies both strength and vulnerability throughout the film. Initially a victim of banditry, she becomes a source of inspiration for Django, expressing gratitude and deepening their bond. Her dynamic with Django reveals her capacity for love and loyalty, as she navigates the treacherous world surrounding her.

Nathaniel serves as a local bartender and a figure of support in the ghost town. His understanding of the tumultuous atmosphere allows him to become an ally for Django and a guiding presence for others. He portrays a sense of loyalty to his patrons, often providing assistance amidst the chaos of the surrounding conflict.

Major Jackson represents the antagonistic force in the film, characterized by his arrogance and ruthless ambition. His tyrannical demeanor creates tension, driving Django to seek revenge against him. Jackson's actions illustrate the depths of human cruelty, setting the stage for a climactic showdown with Django.

General Hugo Rodríguez leads the revolutionary forces, showcasing both ambition and ruthlessness. His desire for gold and power complicates the alliances formed, as he becomes a pivotal character in Django's quest. Hugo's character highlights the intertwining of greed and loyalty in the midst of rebellion.