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Coco

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Coco • 2017
Abuelita:
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Available in 3 languages
Duration
3 seconds
Views
4,835
Timestamp in Movie
00:04:01
Uploaded
Jan 31, 2026
Genres
animation, adventure, comedy
Production
Pixar,Walt Disney Pictures

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Movie Summary

Aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family's ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-great-grandfather, a legendary singer.

Actors

Renee Victor
Abuelita
Renee Victor
UNKRICH: And we tried to play the humor of her turning on a dime from being really, really angry to being really, really loving. - Coco 00:08
UNKRICH: And we tried to play the humor of her turning on a...
MOLINA: We always knew that music would be a huge part of the storytelling, and a lot of this we recorded in Mexico. - Coco 00:08
MOLINA: We always knew that music would be a huge part of...
Some traditional songs, some of Michael Giacchino's cues, to try to build this kind of mosaic of different sounds you might hear in a town as musical as Miguel's. - Coco 00:12
Some traditional songs, some of Michael Giacchino's...
UNKRICH: You can see we snuck in Pepita, there on the left. - Coco 00:06
UNKRICH: You can see we snuck in Pepita, there on the left.
Hey! Dante! Sit. Down. Roll over. Shake. Fist bump! Good boy, Dante! - Coco 00:14
Hey! Dante! Sit. Down. Roll over. Shake. Fist bump! Good...
This is something that my kids have done with our dog, Waffles, for many years. - Coco 00:06
This is something that my kids have done with our dog,...
This is their little litany of "Sit, down, roll over." MOLINA: Coming up, you're going to see another little Easter egg in the piñatas. - Coco 00:09
This is their little litany of "Sit, down, roll...
I'll go in piñata stores in Mexico City, and I swear, like, 90% of the piñatas in the store are Pixar characters. - Coco 00:07
I'll go in piñata stores in Mexico City, and I swear,...
UNKRICH: We tried to be as efficient as possible, as we could, with setting up de la Cruz and his legend, and why Miguel loves him so much, and so it was fun coming up with all these different old movie clips. - Coco 00:11
UNKRICH: We tried to be as efficient as possible, as we...
This next section here, where we see de la Cruz singing Remember Me, this actually used to be part of a much bigger sequence that we opened the film with, where we saw a whole concert in the supper club, and what's remaining in the finished film he - Coco 00:17
This next section here, where we see de la Cruz singing...
MOLINA: All of this dancing, the animators, actually, we brought in some dance consultants, and they all got to put on the dresses and learn these folklórico dances, and it really is a great way to see it all appear onscreen. - Coco 00:14
MOLINA: All of this dancing, the animators, actually, we...
ANDERSON: It was fun to see all the men and women in the skirts, working it up. - Coco 00:05
ANDERSON: It was fun to see all the men and women in the...
When we first hired him, he said, "You know, I'm not really a singer," and I'm like, "That's okay, de la Cruz is a great showman, "and I know you can pull that off. - Coco 00:11
When we first hired him, he said, "You know, I'm...
Until 1942. When he was crushed by a giant bell. I want to be just like him. - Coco 00:13
Until 1942. When he was crushed by a giant bell. I want to...
MOLINA: I think it fits into the celebration of the holiday, though, which is with a little kind of tongue-in-cheek, a little irreverence. - Coco 00:07
MOLINA: I think it fits into the celebration of the holiday,...
It sets the tone for death being a thing, but not necessarily the scariest. - Coco 00:07
It sets the tone for death being a thing, but not...
They wanna laugh, but they're also like, "Wait, should I be laughing at that?" - Coco 00:06
They wanna laugh, but they're also like, "Wait,...
MOLINA: I like how when you meet the mariachi, -he's playing a little bit of Llorona. - A tiny little setup for later on in the film. - Coco 00:10
MOLINA: I like how when you meet the mariachi, -he's...
UNKRICH: The mariachi is played by a great character actor named Lombardo Boyar, who we found, and we loved him so much that we ended up giving him two different parts in the film because he plays both the mariachi and he also plays Gustavo, the musician - Coco 00:18
UNKRICH: The mariachi is played by a great character actor...
MOLINA: I like to imagine that Gustavo is actually -this guy's great-great-grandfather. - Coco 00:08
MOLINA: I like to imagine that Gustavo is actually -this...