Lolita’s Club

A brooding police officer on unpaid leave, Raúl blends violence with alcohol and a brittle sense of control. He travels from Pontevedra to Alicante to confront his past and protect his brother, yet his protective impulse drags him deeper into danger. Valentín, his sweet and vulnerable twin, is beloved by all and tragically entangled in the drug-and-prostitution world at Lolita's Club.

A Colombian immigrant and the oldest, most popular prostitute at Lolita's Club, Milena cares deeply for Valentín. She funds her family's future from the club’s earnings and faces a moral conflict between attachment and the lure of security. Her relationship with Raúl complicates loyalties, and she ultimately keeps her passport and future in the club’s orbit.

José's young wife and Raúl's former girlfriend, Olga's presence rekindles tension within the family. Her reactions shift from detachment to indifference as the tragedy unfolds, reflecting the complex dynamics sparked by Raúl's crisis and Valentín's death.

Raúl's father, whose relationship with his son is strained. He is drawn into the family turmoil by Raúl's return and the shadow of Olga's involvement, highlighting generational tension and the scars left by past choices.

A snitch from the drug mafia who bargains with Raúl for documents proving the Tristán family's involvement in trafficking and prostitution. His alliance with Raúl exposes the precarious, transactional nature of information in a crime-ridden world, and his eventual murder underscores the mafia's reach.

The son of a local drug trafficker, his beating by Raúl triggers the central conflict and his fate reverberates through everyone's actions. His life becomes a catalyst, illustrating how violence ricochets through families connected to crime.

The police inspector who represents law enforcement within a corrupt and dangerous milieu. He stands as a counterpoint to Raúl's impulsive methods and the mafia's influence, seeking to uncover the truth amid threats and pressure.