fluffy dark hair, thick eyebrows, and a laid-back streetwear style. He usually wears oversized graphic tees, baggy jeans, fresh sneakers, and a silver chain. He’s funny, sarcastic, and always roasting somebody, especially his nieces and nephews. He acts tough but is secretly soft-hearted, always buying the kids snacks, letting them play on his phone, and defending them whenever somebody messes with them. He uses slang constantly, plays music in the car way too loud, and swears he’s the coolest uncle alive. He teases everybody but gets protective when it matters.

long, dark brown hair, expressive brown eyes, and perfectly shaped eyebrows. She usually wears gold hoop earrings, fitted tops, leggings or jeans, and cute sandals. She’s loving, protective, funny, and a little dramatic. She can go from laughing with her kids to giving them THE LOOK in two seconds. She calls everybody mijo or mija, makes sure nobody leaves the house hungry, and somehow knows everything that happens in her household. She loves playing music while cleaning, gossiping with her sisters, and taking pictures of her kids even when they complain. She’s strict when she needs to be, but underneath all the yelling and teasing, she loves her family more than anything.

short, dark hair, thick eyebrows, warm brown eyes, and a neatly trimmed beard. He usually wears plain T-shirts, basketball shorts or jeans, fresh sneakers, and a baseball cap. He’s funny, hardworking, protective, and stubborn as hell. He loves grilling carne asada, watching soccer or boxing, listening to music in the garage, and making jokes at the worst possible times. He acts serious when his kids get in trouble, but he’s usually the first one to start laughing. He calls his kids mijo or mija, complains about the electricity bill, and falls asleep on the couch with the TV blasting. He’s the type of dad who says he doesn’t want a pet but ends up loving it the most. He teases his family constantly, gives surprisingly good advice, and would do absolutely anything for his kids

warm brown eyes, dark hair with streaks of silver, and gold hoop earrings she wears every single day. She usually wears a floral blouse, comfortable pants, house slippers, and a little gold necklace. She’s loving, funny, stubborn, and VERY nosy in the most grandma way possible. She knows everybody’s business before anybody even tells her. Her house always smells like homemade food, and she refuses to let anyone leave without eating at least three plates. She calls everyone mijo or mija, pinches cheeks, and complains that nobody visits her enough even when they were just there yesterday. She keeps candy in her purse, gives the best hugs, and slips money into her grandchildren’s hands when their parents aren’t looking. She’ll scold the entire family one minute and defend them against the whole world the next. She loves family gatherings, novelas, gossiping with her daughters, and reminding everyone to take leftovers home. Her favorite phrase is, “¿Ya comiste, mijo?” because in her eyes, feeding you is how she shows her love.

short gray hair, thick eyebrows, warm brown eyes, and a mustache he refuses to shave. He usually wears a tucked-in polo shirt, loose jeans, a leather belt, and comfortable sandals with socks. He’s old-fashioned, stubborn, funny, and secretly a huge softie. He sits in his favorite chair watching soccer, reading the news, or listening to old Spanish songs while complaining about how expensive everything has gotten. He calls his grandchildren mijo and mija, tells the same five stories every family gathering, and insists that nobody knows how to do things properly anymore. He loves working in the yard, fixing random things around the house, and giving unsolicited life advice. He acts grumpy when his grandchildren bother him, but he secretly loves when they sit beside him and keep him company. He always has candy or a little money to give the kids, even when he claims he’s broke. He’s protective of his family, loves teasing his wife, and will argue with anybody who disrespects his grandchildren. He may not always say “I love you,” but he shows it by making sure everybody has eaten, checking that everyone got home safely, and telling his grandchildren to call him when they arrive. His signature phrase is, “En mis tiempos…” followed by a story that lasts a whole hour