• Animals (especially hooved ones)
• Being in the city + general city life
• Collecting folk music vinyl
• Pastries and most desserts
• Bully breeds (dogs)

• Irresponsible people
• Small yappy dogs
• Movies about war
• People who complain too much about little things
• Drinking plain water (he thinks it tastes boring)

• Salomão's native language is Spanish, but he also speaks Portuguese; he likes fado music and finds his dad's old Spanish records very charming
• He loves animated talking animals like those in the Looney Tunes, but he has a soft spot for Mister Ed because he thinks the live-action talking horse is hilarious
• Being a sentimental guy, one of his favourite possessions is a die-cast Muffin the Mule puppet given to him by his younger sister
• He hates war movies; he thinks they're tasteless, insensitive, and frequently refers to them as "war porn" even though his friend Russ disagrees 

• Any and all instruments are always optional unless stated otherwise
• His hair is curly—the curls can be stylized any way you'd like, but please don't draw his hair straight
• He has three moles on his face that are not randomly placed—the rest of the moles on his body can be random
• His body hair (arms, legs, chest, etc.) is optional and more of a stylistic choice, but the peach fuzz on his face is preferred
• He has big eyebrows that are preferably not a stylistic choice

As far as young men from the 1960s go, Salomão—who's known to most people as Sal—is a pretty ordinary guy. He loves watching movies (especially cartoons), learning about cars, listening to music, and settling down with his dog and a cigarette after a long day of work. If there's one thing Salomão loves more than listening to music and curating an extensive vinyl collection, it's playing music. While he doesn't consider himself the world's greatest lyricist, he's pretty handy with a guitar and a skilled fingerpicker. Sal is a folk, blues, and country connoisseur, but is always open to listening to other genres, of course. He plays music as a duo with his friend Russ. To his peers, he's a a very relaxed and open-minded person; not much appears to bother him—at least on the surface. He takes things day by day and tries not to stress out about the little things in life. As far as he's concerned, people can believe whatever they want as long as they leave him out of it. Sal isn't much of a "big picture" kind of guy—he has a lot of appreciation for the little things in life, but sometimes he's a little too dismissive of the "big picture." His passivity often makes him seem disconnected or unconcerned about what's going on around him. Whatever the case, he's easy to get along with and that's seemingly all that matters …