The answer is: third person omniscient.
This kind of narrator is one that tells the story about, or from the point of view, of a third person, that is to say, a character that could very well be called only “he” or “she”. What makes this kind of narrator omniscient, that is to say, all-knowing, is the fact that the narrator seems to be able to tell the reader even the inner thoughts and perceptions of the character in question.
