Throughout the first act of "Coco," we see Ernesto's guitar multiple times. The headstock of the guitar is decorated to look like a skull, and features a single gold tooth. This is true for ...

Ernesto de la Cruz gave a brief performance of 'Remember Me' during Disney and Pixar's 'Coco.' Here's what we know about this character and the full version of his iconic song. by Julia Dzurillay ...

#Shorts Despite his family's generations-old ban on music, young Miguel dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds ...

The family becomes suspicious; Miguel’s replica Ernesto de la Cruz skull-necked guitar is discovered and smashed by his abuelita (Renee Victor). Miguel runs away, leaving his family in a panic.

When he steals the guitar of the famous Ernesto De La Cruz to play at his town’s talent show, he is transported to the land of the dead, where he meets his ancestors and discovers the truth ...

Taken right from the tomb of Ernesto de la Cruz, the story of Coco truly begins when the guitar hits Miguel's hand. Fans and collectors can now relive and enjoy the music of Coco once again as ...

There's a moment at the beginning of the trailer for Pixar's Coco where the movie's 12-year-old lead character, Miguel, is playing guitar while entranced by his hero, Ernesto de la Cruz ...

Pixar's newest animated film Coco is all about the music, beginning with Ernesto de la Cruz, the musical idol of the film's 12-year-old protagonist Miguel. Despite his pop star flair and style ...

Rather than give up, Miguel sneaks into Ernesto de la Cruz’s mausoleum on Día de Muertos and steals the star’s prized guitar, unleashing a curse that forces him to travel to the Land of the ...

Following in the footsteps of his hero, Ernesto de la Cruz, Miguel steals a guitar to play in a talent show on Día de Muertos, the Day of the Dead. He finds himself in the Land of the Dead and ...