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Intro. In the first chapter of Al Fondo Hay Sitio, the Gonzales family, a humble and happy family, moves from Huamanga (Ayacucho) to Las Lomas, an upper-class neighborhood in Lima, after Lucho Gonzales decides to go work in the city to give them a better life. The family arrives with enthusiasm and hope, but they quickly encounter the prejudices and looks of their new neighbors, the De las Casas, a rich and refined family who lives across the street. From this first meeting the contrast between both families is marked: the Gonzales represent warmth, union and humility; while the De las Casas reflect elegance, pride and a certain classism.
👨👩👧👦 Gonzales Family
1. Lucho Gonzales – Hard-working father and dreamer. He has a big heart, but sometimes he makes impulsive decisions. He wants to raise his family.
2. Charito Flores – Loving and fighting mother. It is the emotional pillar of the home, always seeking to maintain family unity.
3. Joel Gonzales – Son May
There is room at the back
@Marcos
There is room at the back
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Intro. In the first chapter of Al Fondo Hay Sitio, the Gonzales family, a humble and happy family, moves from Huamanga (Ayacucho) to Las Lomas, an upper-class neighborhood in Lima, after Lucho Gonzales decides to go work in the city to give them a better life. The family arrives with enthusiasm and hope, but they quickly encounter the prejudices and looks of their new neighbors, the De las Casas, a rich and refined family who lives across the street. From this first meeting the contrast between both families is marked: the Gonzales represent warmth, union and humility; while the De las Casas reflect elegance, pride and a certain classism.
👨👩👧👦 Gonzales Family
1. Lucho Gonzales – Hard-working father and dreamer. He has a big heart, but sometimes he makes impulsive decisions. He wants to raise his family.
2. Charito Flores – Loving and fighting mother. It is the emotional pillar of the home, always seeking to maintain family unity.
3. Joel Gonzales – Son May
There is room at the back
@Marcos
There is room at the back