Coco is a visually rich Disney and Pixar film inspired by the traditions of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Set in a lively Mexican town and a beautifully imagined Land of the Dead, it highlights the strength of family, the importance of remembrance, and the beauty of cultural heritage. With its heartfelt story, vibrant animation, and meaningful music, the film encourages staying true to one’s roots while following one’s dreams.
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The story follows a music-loving boy whose passion clashes with his family’s long-standing ban on music. His journey through the Land of the Dead—guided by a loyal dog and an unexpected ally—uncovers forgotten truths and hidden connections. Along the way, he meets a legendary figure whose fame masks a deeper secret, reshaping everything he thought he knew.
This close-knit family, rooted in generations of shoemaking, holds strong to tradition. Their ban on music comes from a painful past, upheld by a determined matriarch whose leadership is shaped by loss and resilience. Their devotion to one another reflects a deep commitment to preserving legacy and honoring the memory of those who came before them.
Ideal for ages 6 to 10, the activity offers a thoughtful way to connect with the film’s themes. Through rich imagery and cultural elements, kids explore Día de los Muertos and learn how music, memory, and tradition help preserve family identity and honor those who came before.
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