Graduados (Spanish : The Graduates) is a 2012 Argentine TV series.
Graduados (Spanish : The Graduates) is a 2012 Argentine TV series.
| Character | Actor | Also known as | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrés Goddzer | Daniel Hendler | Andy | Andrés is the main character. He is a dog walker, and a fan of 1980s Argentine rock music. Along with Tuca and Vero, he refuses to take a steady job and tries to keep the rebel ideas of his teenager years. |
| Gabriela Goddzer | Violeta Urtizberea | Gaby | Gabriela is Andrés' sister. Unlike him, she tries to have university studies and a job. |
| Elías Goddzer | Roberto Carnagui | Elías is Andrés' father. He owns a shop of clothes. | |
| Dana Blatt de Godzzer | Mirta Busnelli | Dana is Andrés' mother. | |
| Daniel Goddzer | Andy Kusnetzoff | Dany | Daniel is Andrés' Cousin, and has a similar lifestyle. |
| Character | Actor | Also known as | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| María Laura Falsini | Nancy Dupláa | Loli | Loli had sex with Andres during the graduation night, in 1989. 18 years later she realized that Andrés, and not Pablo, is the biological father of Martín. |
| Pablo Catáneo | Luciano Cáceres | Bon Jovi | The school bully, he got married with Loli after the graduation, when it was suspected that, as her official boyfriend, he left her pregnant. |
| Martín Catáneo | Gastón Soffritti | The son of Loli, he discovered that his true father is Andy, and not Pablo. | |
| Clemente Falsini | Juan Leyrado | The owner of the Mc Can firm, and father of Loli | |
| Patricia Longo | Isabel Macedo | Jimena Benitez, Pato | Once a fat girl bullied at school, she got thin and changed her name from Jimena Benitez to Patricia Longo |
| Augusto Giribone | Marco Antonio Caponi | Augusto is Pablo's brother, confident an ally in his machinations |
| Character | Actor | Also known as | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verónica Diorio | Julieta Ortega | Vero | Vero is a tomboy who stayed since high school with Andy and Tuca. She has an amateur radio that airs 1980s music. She had romances with Daniel, Augusto and Andi; and ended the telenovela alone. |
| Benjamín Pardo | Mex Urtizberea | Tuca | Tuca is the "life of the party" type of guy, who's always eager for parties and celebrations |
| Guillermo Almada | Juan Gil Navarro | Willy | Guillermo is a gay, who came out of the closet during a reunion of former students. This led to conflicts with Pablo, who used to be his best friend, and Vicky, who had a secret crush on him. |
| Victoria Lauría | Paola Barrientos | Vicky | Vicky is a psychologist, and Loli's best friend since high school. She had a son with Tuca. |
| Sofía Conte | Jenny Williams | Sofía was Martín's best girlfriend | |
| Luna | Natalie Peréz | Luna is the daughter of Fernando, Guillermo's partner, and thus adoptive daughter of Guillermo. She's the second and final girlfriend of Martín. |
| Character | Actor | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Walter Mao | Chang Kim Sung | Mao is Mr. Falsini's assistant |
| Clara Acuña | Mercedes Scápola | Clara is the housekeeper of the Catáneo family |
| Beatriz Ramírez | Chela Cardalda | Beatriz is Tuca's housekeeper |
| Fernando Pontevedra | Ivo Cutzarida | Fernando is Vicky's doctor, he had a gay romance with Guillermo. |
| Azul Vega | Dolores Fonzi | Another former student, with a hippie family |
| Juan Peralta | Lucas Velazco | A school bully that bullies Martín, and eventually become a friend |
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