Coco — Which Face Matches Yours?

A twelve-year-old born into the one family in Mexico that banned music — so naturally, he dreams of nothing else. One strummed guitar on Día de los Muertos, and he's racing through the Land of the Dead before sunrise.

The charming skeleton con-artist who just wants to cross the bridge and see his daughter one last time. Trades jokes for favors, falls apart — literally — and turns out to be the story's greatest songwriter.

The most beloved musician in Mexican history — statue, movies, mausoleum and all. 'Seize your moment', he says. He definitely seized someone's. Details in the third act.

The matriarch who banned music from the family and built a shoemaking empire out of heartbreak. Rides a giant alebrije jaguar, and when she finally sings again, the whole theater forgets to breathe.

The grandmother who enforces the music ban with a flying chancla and unlimited tamales. Terrifying to mariachis, tender to family — both at full volume.

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

The great-grandmother whose fading memory holds the family's deepest secret. Barely speaks, barely moves — then one song brings her whole world flooding back. Remember me.

The street dog with a tongue longer than his body and zero graceful landings. Follows Miguel everywhere, eats everything, and turns out to be a genuine spirit guide — nobody is more surprised than Dante.