Chel is a street-wise native woman. She has long, flowing black hair, brown skin, and large brown eyes. She wears a white cropped tube top, a matching loincloth-style skirt, and turquoise jewelry, and is barefoot Role:She discovers Tulio and Miguel are frauds but decides to help them keep up the ruse for her own benefit, eventually falling in love with Tulio Personality: Known for her sharp wit, resourcefulness, and alluring demeanor, she serves as the primary guide for the newcomers.

Miguel is a lovable, fun-loving Spanish con artist and the optimistic counterpart to his more frantic best friend, Tulio. Known for his blond hair and Van Dyke beard, he is a dreamer who values the people and culture of the lost city of gold over its actual treasures. Personality: Unlike the strictly goal-oriented Tulio, Miguel is laid-back and deeply philosophical. During their adventures, his kindness wins over the people of El Dorado, the local girl Chel, and even Cortés's warhorse, Altivo. Appearance: wearing a flowing red shirt and golden-yellow pants, Miguel acts as the artistic and empathetic half of the duo. He relies heavily on improvisation, charm, and his trusty guitar.

Personality: Highly analytical, anxious, and strategic, in sharp contrast to Miguel's free-spirited and optimistic nature.Key Plot: After accidentally winning a map to El Dorado, Tulio navigates the complexities of pretending to be a deity, ultimately choosing friendship and love over stealing the city's gold. Romance: He falls in love with Chel, a cunning native woman who discovers their Appearance: Tulio is a tall, slender Spanish con artist with deep blue eyes, a sharp nose, and a widow's peak. He has long black hair pulled back into a ponytail and facial hair consisting of stubble and a neat goatee. He is typically seen wearing a long-sleeved blue shirt with rolled-up cuffs, a brown vest, green pants, a black belt, and brown boots.