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Miguel eventually meets Ernesto, but Héctor arrives and reveals the dark truth: Héctor and Ernesto were once partners. When Héctor decided to return home to his family, Ernesto him and stole his songs and guitar to become famous.

Miguel also realizes that , not Ernesto. Héctor is the one who wrote "Remember Me" for his daughter, Coco. The Resolution

With the help of the Rivera ancestors and their spirit guide ( alebrije ), Miguel exposes Ernesto’s crimes to the Land of the Dead. Ernesto is crushed by a giant bell, mirroring his original death. subtitle Coco.2017.720p.BluRay.x264-SPARKSCoco....

Miguel's family, the Riveras, have strictly forbidden music for generations. This began when Miguel’s great-great-grandfather abandoned his wife, , and their daughter, Coco , to pursue a career in music. Imelda then started a successful shoemaking business and banished music from the family forever. The Land of the Dead

Miguel receives a blessing from Imelda and Héctor with no strings attached. He returns to the living world just in time to sing "Remember Me" to . Her memory is sparked, she reveals Héctor's letters and songs, and his legacy is saved. ⭐ Key Themes Family: The importance of honoring ancestors. Legacy: How we are remembered by those we love. Forgiveness: Healing old family wounds. If you'd like, I can: Explain the cultural symbols (marigolds, alebrijes). Give you a list of the soundtrack songs. Provide a character breakdown of the Rivera family. Miguel eventually meets Ernesto, but Héctor arrives and

Miguel meets a charming trickster named , who claims to know Ernesto. Héctor agrees to help Miguel find the star in exchange for Miguel putting Héctor's photo on an ofrenda (altar) back in the living world. Without a photo on an altar, Héctor will eventually disappear—the "Final Death"—as he is forgotten by the living. The Shocking Twist

On (the Day of the Dead), Miguel discovers a hidden photo suggesting his great-great-grandfather was actually Ernesto de la Cruz. While trying to "borrow" Ernesto's guitar from his tomb to enter a talent show, Miguel is magically transported to the Land of the Dead . Héctor is the one who wrote "Remember Me"

To return to the living world before sunrise, Miguel needs a blessing from a deceased relative. Mama Imelda offers her blessing but demands that Miguel never play music again. Miguel refuses and runs away to seek a blessing from Ernesto instead. Meeting Héctor