Palermo

Lore & Background

Palermo's role in the series is part of the expanded team assembled for the second heist at the Bank of Spain. The source notes that after the initial heist, the group members are forced out of hiding and prepare for a second heist with some additional members, this time aiming to escape with gold from the Bank of Spain and rescuing an old friend. Palermo is listed among the recurring cast as Matías Caño (Pamplona), a member of the group who largely guards the hostages in the Bank of Spain. The source does not provide details about his background, personality, or ultimate fate.

In Their Own Story

The source does not provide a specific narrative scene or dialogue for Palermo. It only identifies him as a recurring character named Matías Caño, codename Pamplona, who appears in parts 3–5 and is a member of the group who largely guards the hostages in the Bank of Spain.

Reader's Guide

Palermo, whose real name is Matías Caño and codename is Pamplona, is a recurring character in parts 3–5 of Money Heist. He is a member of the group assembled for the second heist at the Bank of Spain. His primary role within the team is to guard the hostages during the Bank of Spain operation. The source does not provide information about his personality, relationships, or specific plot developments beyond his function as a hostage guard. His status is not stated in the source.

Did You Know?

• Palermo's real name is Matías Caño, and his codename is Pamplona.
• He is a recurring character appearing in parts 3 through 5 of the series.
• His primary role in the Bank of Spain heist is to guard the hostages.
• The character is part of the expanded team assembled after the initial Royal Mint heist.