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Ana Ofelia Murguía and Mama Coco side by side.

Ana Ofelia Murguía, the Voice of ‘Coco,’ Dead at 90, Making Us Cry All Over Again

Black and white image of Yalitza Aparicio in the film 'Roma.' She is an Indigenous Mexican woman with long, black hair. She's sitting up in bed wearing a white nightgown with her blankets pulled up over her knees. A painting on the wall behind her is crooked, and her purse sits on the nightstand behind her.

Yalitza Aparicio Executive Producing Thriller Loosely Inspired by Infamous U.S. Slave Labor Case

Danny Trejo in IMDb Me (2018)

Danny Trejo Rescues a Baby From an Overturned Car, Is Officially the New Superman

image: screencap/Pixar A scene from the alternate musical opening for Pixar's "Coco"

Check Out Coco‘s Alternate Opening—a Musical Lesson About Dia de los Muertos

KatyJurado

Katy Jurado: The Trailblazing Queen of Mexican Cinema

Ana Ofelia Murguía and Mama Coco side by side.

Ana Ofelia Murguía, the Voice of ‘Coco,’ Dead at 90, Making Us Cry All Over Again

Black and white image of Yalitza Aparicio in the film 'Roma.' She is an Indigenous Mexican woman with long, black hair. She's sitting up in bed wearing a white nightgown with her blankets pulled up over her knees. A painting on the wall behind her is crooked, and her purse sits on the nightstand behind her.

Yalitza Aparicio Executive Producing Thriller Loosely Inspired by Infamous U.S. Slave Labor Case

Danny Trejo in IMDb Me (2018)

Danny Trejo Rescues a Baby From an Overturned Car, Is Officially the New Superman

image: screencap/Pixar A scene from the alternate musical opening for Pixar's "Coco"

Check Out Coco‘s Alternate Opening—a Musical Lesson About Dia de los Muertos

KatyJurado

Katy Jurado: The Trailblazing Queen of Mexican Cinema

mexican representation

Ana Ofelia Murguía and Mama Coco side by side.

Ana Ofelia Murguía, the Voice of ‘Coco,’ Dead at 90, Making Us Cry All Over Again

Black and white image of Yalitza Aparicio in the film 'Roma.' She is an Indigenous Mexican woman with long, black hair. She's sitting up in bed wearing a white nightgown with her blankets pulled up over her knees. A painting on the wall behind her is crooked, and her purse sits on the nightstand behind her.

Yalitza Aparicio Executive Producing Thriller Loosely Inspired by Infamous U.S. Slave Labor Case

Danny Trejo in IMDb Me (2018)

Danny Trejo Rescues a Baby From an Overturned Car, Is Officially the New Superman

image: screencap/Pixar A scene from the alternate musical opening for Pixar's "Coco"

Check Out Coco‘s Alternate Opening—a Musical Lesson About Dia de los Muertos