Supporting Characters
- Aaron, the exorcist
- Agapito, the barber/surgeon/undertaker
- Aguirre, the soldier
- Alejandro, Elena and Fernanda, children
- Alfonso, the suitor
- Camba, the slave
- Catalina, Diego's ex-girlfriend
- Don Enrique de Castilla y Leon
- Fulgencio, the soldier
- Hermes, the prisoner
- Jacobo Almagro de Castilla, Duke of Albatroz
- Javier, the gypsy
- Juan, the guard of horses
- Judge Quintana
- Leroy, the soldier
- Macario, the soldier
- Maestro Abelardo Samaniego de Villarte
- Mejias, the soldier
- Miguel, the gypsy
- la mujer de la rosa (the lady of the rose)
- Selenia, the witch
- The Kala-Kala, a tribe of cannibals
- White Buffalo, the grandmother of Diego
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