School for Tramps

A famous songwriter on vacation who is mistaken for a tramp due to his dirty clothes after a car accident. He wins the household over with wit and talent, helps Miguel during his drunken spells, and wins Susi's heart while triggering jealousy and ambition within the family. His presence catalyzes a shift in wealth, status, and romance at the mansion.

The oldest Valverde daughter, beautiful and curious. She notices Alberto’s charm and falls for him, while also experiencing jealousy when another relationship is suggested. Her feelings drive much of the mansion’s social dynamics and familiale tension.

The fun-loving yet slightly deranged mother who believes in reforming tramps by inviting them into the home. Her experimental, impulsive behavior creates chaos and exposes the fragility of the family’s moral facade.

Patriarch and businessman, often drinking, whose authority and wealth underpin the household. He is drawn to Alberto’s talents and uses the opportunity to safeguard or expand the family fortune, while remaining wary of the outsider’s influence.

Lala, the younger Valverde sister, less prominent than Susi but part of the family’s social circle. She provides a counterpoint to the mansion’s adult schemes and adds to the dynamics of sibling relationships.

The renowned songwriter whose presence as a guest and talent influences the household and its finances. His relationship with the family’s dynamics reveals the power of art and charisma in altering social boundaries.

The loyal yet sharp-witted butler who observes the upheaval at the mansion. His perspective shifts as he witnesses the transformation of guests into tramps and the shifting fortunes within the household.

Daughter of the bank manager who dates Alberto after a country club outing, adding a complication to the romantic and social dynamics of the plot.