About “Billionaires’ Bunker” in a few words:

“Billionaires’ Bunker” is a 2025 Spanish thriller series on Netflix, co-created by Álex Pina and Esther Martínez Lobato, the masterminds behind “Money Heist.” The show follows a group of affluent families seeking refuge in the opulent Kimera Underground Park as nuclear war looms above. Within the bunker, old rivalries resurface, secrets unravel, and the line between survival and manipulation blurs, all under the watchful eyes of the bunker’s enigmatic overseers.

Meet the characters from Billionaires’ Bunker

Minerva

Minerva is the kind of brilliant, slightly terrifying planner who has six contingency plans and one ridiculous lucky charm (a tiny plastic dinosaur — I swear). She speaks in bullet points in her head, loves spreadsheets like some people love poetry, but will randomly disappear for a day to go thrifting or ride a motorcycle and you’ll be like, huh? Quietly ruthless when she needs to be, but also prone to sending people passive-aggressive sticky notes that are somehow also inspirational. She’s the brain of the operation, and also the person who will judge your mug but secretly own ten mismatched ones.

Guillermo Falcón

Guillermo Falcón is the charismatic, iron-willed protector type who looks like he was carved from obsidian and then fed espresso (probably both true). Military-precision instinct but with a weird soft spot for vintage cooking shows and he makes a mean tortilla at 3 a.m. He’s suspicious, loyal, and can go from silent brooding to full-on dad-joke energy in twenty seconds — confusing but endearing. Also collects expensive watches and is famously late to his own meetings, which is a whole Guillermo mystery.

Frida

Frida is a chaotic-creative whirlwind: messy paint-stained sleeves, gorgeous plans, and a laugh that gets stuck in your head for days. Meticulous in her aesthetic choices (every poster arranged by color), yet she’ll forget to lock the door because she saw a squirrel — priorities. She holds dramatic monologues like a poet but will also binge true-crime podcasts while reorganizing the pantry at midnight, which, again, makes sense in her brain. There’s warmth and unpredictability and honestly she loves tiny rituals like smoothing the rim of every cup before taking a sip.

Rafael Varela

Rafael Varela is the slick strategist with a smile that disarms and a brain that keeps calculating three moves ahead — romantic but also suspiciously practical. He’s charming, sometimes too charming, and has this habit of doodling tiny hearts on memo pads while negotiating acquisition terms (adorable and alarming). You get the sense he’s secretly sentimental — plays the piano at night or at least pretends to — and hates small talk but somehow always knows what to say. Can be cold as business ice when needed, and then randomly shows up with pastries like some dramatic sitcom dad.

Victoria

Victoria is the imposing matriarch/executive who runs things with an iron glove in a silk glove, you know? Very composed, very polished, philanthropic in public and quietly savage in boardrooms — but also has this ridiculous love for old rom-coms she watches when no one’s around. She’s organized to an insane degree (color-coded everything) yet somehow always has glitter on her shoes from a charity gala she swore she wouldn’t dance at. Stoic but not without surprising warmth; like, she’ll roast you in front of everyone and then text a heart five minutes later.