Coco: Which Face Matches Yours?

A twelve-year-old born into the only family in Mexico that bans music, so of course music is all he dreams about. One wrong strum of a guitar on the Day of the Dead, and he's racing through the Land of the Dead until sunrise.

A con-man skeleton who just wants to cross the bridge and see his daughter one more time. He pays for favors with jokes and falls apart, literally. It turns out he's the greatest songwriter in the story.

The most beloved singer in Mexican history, with a statue and movies and a lavish mausoleum to prove it. His motto is "Seize your moment." He certainly seized one. Whose moment it was gets revealed in the third act.

The legendary matriarch who banished music from the family out of heartbreak and built a shoemaking empire in its place. She rides a giant alebrije jaguar, and when she finally sings again, the whole theater forgets to breathe.

A grandmother who enforces the music ban with a flying slipper and endless tamales. A terror to street musicians and pure tenderness to her family, both at full volume.

A timid skeleton great-great-grandfather who hides behind his hat at the first sign of trouble. Sweet and easily startled, and completely devoted to the family that remembers him.

A great-grandmother whose fading memory holds the family's deepest secret. She barely speaks or moves, and then one song brings her whole world back. It's the one called "Remember Me."

A street dog whose tongue is longer than his body and who never sticks a landing. He follows Miguel everywhere and eats everything, and it turns out he's a real spirit guide. Nobody is more surprised than Dante himself.