Surviving my family

By: Pity Camacho

Journalist, just like his father. Classic in his dress: blazers and sweater. He is the traditional 'rolo' stratum 4, 2021's version. He married Valentina Restrepo, the most beautiful and unattainable woman in the university. Ramón's simplicity and her dreamy spirit made her fall in love with her. He is resourceful, resourceful, seeks to improve himself and travel new paths with his business, he is a born entrepreneur. With a great social sense that he transmits in the articles he writes. This leads him to become general editor of 'El Clima', the newspaper where he works when the story begins.

By: Margarita Muñoz.

Lawyer, from Manizales, successful. She is the one who holds the financial reins of the family. She conservative, believer, but not fanatic. She law-abiding. She loves her husband and is her pole to the ground with her. She is an elegant woman. Her arrival at a higher stratum, with the purchase of her apartment is a great achievement for her, she has fought for this for a long time. She is a modern mom and wife, she likes to have everything under control in her home. Since she was young, she always fends for herself and she never liked being given anything from her, this makes her self-sufficient and empowered against her gender.

By: Emmanuel Saldarriaga

He is the son of Ramón and Valentina. He is a withdrawn kid at school, but a true genius for all things technological. He is always aware of trends in networks, so much so that his themes and behaviors are assumed based on what he finds there: # this is me. Despite bearing the name of a famous goalkeeper from Santa Fe, he is denied for that sport: for more courses and classes that his father pays for him, his bald man does not give foot with ball. He is in love with a young woman who bullies him in the classroom, he believes that one day she will get tired of hurting him and will fall hopelessly in love with him.

By: Melisa Cabrera

Ramon's daughter. She is the product of her father's adventures when he served in the military in Cali and ended up learning salsa with Mireya, Camila's mother. She is cheerful, she likes soccer, she is a fan of América and she always has a smile on her face. She is a middle class, she is outspoken, sincere and when she loves, she truly loves. She doesn't feel sorry for her accent or her hot look, her loose and uncomplicated hair. She travels to meet her dad and she stays with him for a while while she finds a way to help Mireya. In addition, she is going to stand up for the family in Ramón's favorite sport, soccer.

By: Constanza Duque

She is Valentina's rich aunt, or so she says. She of blue blood and better stratum than all. She is always talking about the heritage of her parents, of her great friend Cuqui Gutiérrez, of the most renowned Gutiérrez in the city where she was born. She is capitalist and classist to die for, the servitude, the people and the ralea are under her, she likes to always be very elegant and neat. She admires Donald Trump. She is complaining all the time to her niece why she married Ramón Vargas and not Juliancito Echavarría, of the Echavarría family, owners of the most important rice company in the country.

By: Laura Florez

She comes to support the Vargas with the household chores. Yenniffer, with double N and double F to differentiate herself from the others. She was sent to the capital so as not to get pregnant by anyone in town; she reads novels or love stories like Corín Tellado, magazines like Selections or gossip, a fan of popular music singers Paola Jara, Jessi Uribe and J Balvin; she sings when she cooks, if she doesn't sing the food she will be tasteless. She is the only one who tells Ramón: Niño Ramoncito. And as much as the adult Ramón doesn't want to be called that, Yenniffer ignores him.

By: Aco Pérez

Ramon's best friend. Type of high stratum of the coast, at least that's what he says. He is a modern, elegant, cachaquisado coastal man, with a blazer, never a tie. He is the chief accountant of the newspaper where Ramón works, although when he is old he is always confused because he has met and been with the most famous people in our country and in the most representative moments of our culture. He feels a platonic love for Valentina, Ramón's wife, every once in a while he takes the opportunity to throw her vallenata puya on him. He is a guy with a great talent for numbers, he has a side business in music, he sings and plays the accordion in meetings of Christians and then sells them classic instruments from the coast.

By: Andrea Guzmán

Camila's mother, the Ramón's daughter. She is very hot, stunning, with a cinnamon color on her skin that harmonizes with her curly, loose and messy hair. Her brown eyes and her wide and explosive smile do not go unnoticed. She has so much flavor in her blood that she even walks with rhythm. Her body moves with its own cadence, special, attractive and undeniable.