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Twelve-year-old Miguel dreams of playing music despite his family's strict ban. On Día de Muertos, an attempt to borrow Ernesto de la Cruz's guitar carries him into the Land of the Dead, where he seeks a relative's blessing.

Pixar transforms remembrance into architecture, marigold bridges, photographs, family altars, and songs that change meaning with context. The Land of the Dead's exuberant color remains anchored to Miguel's intimate need for artistic and familial recognition.