Sep 1, 2017 · Coco co-director Lee Unkirch explains the importance of the ofrenda in the Pixar film and how it connects to Miguel's journey.

The Riveras are a family of shoemakers and musicians who originate from Santa Cecilia. After having her child, Imelda wanted to settle roots and start a family. However, Héctor left to play for the world with childhood friend Ernesto de la Cruz.

The Riveras are a family of shoemakers from the town of Santa Cecilia and major characters in the 2017 Disney•Pixar animated feature film Coco. A tightly-knit group, the Riveras are in 26 people and are humble people who collectively run the Rivera Family Shoemakers line.

On Día de Los Muertos, Coco is overseeing her family's ofrenda, on top of which is the portrait of Coco with her parents, including Coco's disgraced father. After Dante accidentally shakes the ofrenda and causes the portrait to shatter, Miguel spots the man in the portrait holding a guitar identical to the guitar of Ernesto de la Cruz .

Nov 29, 2017 · At the center of the Día de Muertos celebrations are ofrendas or altars, which are the physical manifestation of the link between living and dead. As seen in Coco, it’s the task of those alive to...

On Dia de los Muertos, families create ofrendas (altars) to pay tribute to their loved ones who have passed away. These ofrendas serve as a way to keep the memory of our ancestors alive and to acknowledge the impact they have had on our lives.

Jan 26, 2018 · Fill in your on-line ofrenda on Ancestry, MyHeritage, FindMyPast, and/or FamilySearch (I recommend using all four!) with help from The Family History Guide (see drop-down menus for each of these sites on the home page).

Oct 28, 2023 · With Coco 's ending revealing truth about Héctor, the Rivera family tree receives heartbreaking answers to their ancestor's mysterious legacy. Miguel’s living relatives already span generations, making his story interesting, but those he meets in the Land of the Dead enrich his genealogy even more.

Nov 2, 2020 · A huge part of the Coco revolves around an object needed for the ofrenda. This is one of the most recognized and important parts of Dia De Los Muertos. The ofrenda is a way for families to provide for their deceased love ones and honor them.

Discover the heartwarming story of Coco, a young boy who journeys through the Land of the Dead during Día de Muertos to uncover his family history and find his true musical heritage. Read the full summary on What's After the Movie!