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Coco

Cowering from a bad grito

Coco • 2017
Oh, Dante's little... -UNKRICH: Cowering from a bad grito

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Oh come on kid
Available in 8 languages
Duration
6 seconds
Views
130
Timestamp in Movie
00:50:26
Uploaded
Jan 17, 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.
De la Cruzcito, you're on now! - Coco 00:15
De la Cruzcito, you're on now!
So, the original conception for this song, for Poco Loco came from... - Coco 00:06
So, the original conception for this song, for Poco Loco...
We wanted to have a moment where the two of them could kind of be bonding on stage in a fun way. - Coco 00:08
We wanted to have a moment where the two of them could kind...
MOLINA: As I was writing the script, I thought, "Well, I could either take a stab at what they're singing. - Coco 00:07
MOLINA: As I was writing the script, I thought, "Well,...
What's he doing? - Coco 00:07
What's he doing?
"I don't know what the rhythm is gonna be, "but I could at least get some words out that express what we need to express, "or I could hand it off to someone else." But I thought, "Well, I'll just take a stab at it," and teamed up with Germaine Franco to p - Coco 00:13
"I don't know what the rhythm is gonna be,...
And we both loved son jarocho music, this kind of Spanish Afro-Caribbean style, and it really lent itself to this upbeat midpoint number that Miguel and Héctor could perform together. - Coco 00:15
And we both loved son jarocho music, this kind of Spanish...
Que bien! - Coco 00:06
Que bien!
♪ What color is the sky? - Coco 00:37
♪ What color is the sky?
I always had to put it through the filter of Miguel thinks this is a de la Cruz song, but it's actually a Héctor song. - Coco 00:08
I always had to put it through the filter of Miguel thinks...
This one, I always imagined Héctor wrote the lyrics about Imelda, that when you love someone, sometimes they drive you a little crazy, and vice versa. - Coco 00:10
This one, I always imagined Héctor wrote the lyrics about...
UNKRICH: One of the great things that this led to is we saw the potential to really have fun with the skeleton animation on Héctor. - Coco 00:09
UNKRICH: One of the great things that this led to is we saw...
Dovi Anderson had done a lot of early tests, really inventive, creative ways of breaking Héctor up, and so we gave him a lot of this initial animation of Héctor kind of pulling himself apart and being really creative in the use of his body. - Coco 00:18
Dovi Anderson had done a lot of early tests, really...
Not bad for a dead guy! - Coco 00:07
Not bad for a dead guy!
Speaking of the performing, when Héctor comes out on stage and starts doing this elaborate footwork, we actually had the musicians that we worked with down in Mexico, Grupo Mono Bianco, one of the members did this footwork for us to the music, and we vide - Coco 00:19
Speaking of the performing, when Héctor comes out on stage...
He's close! - Coco 00:18
He's close!
MOLINA: I think later on, the sound design guys also added some kind of bone elements to it, to give it that rhythm and that physicality that Héctor would have. - Coco 00:11
MOLINA: I think later on, the sound design guys also added...
ANDERSON: Oh, right here, you're about to see just a little bit of animation for Dante, his tongue flip out and wrap around his mouth, and his tongue is almost an entirely other character. - Coco 00:10
ANDERSON: Oh, right here, you're about to see just a...
We're looking for a living kid. - Coco 00:13
We're looking for a living kid.
And what we found out about Xolo dogs is that they often lose or never had their back teeth, and their tongues naturally flop out. - Coco 00:09
And what we found out about Xolo dogs is that they often...