Discover what year Ernesto de la Cruz died in Coco according to the story that follows the characters of this Pixar film that was released in 2017.
In what year did Ernesto de la Cruz die in ‘Coco’? This is what many are asking just a few days before the Day of the Dead is celebrated in Mexico and many families probably remember this Pixar film.
Pixar’s “Coco,” released in 2017, quickly became a hit both at the box office and in the hearts of audiences around the world.
Although the film is full of touching moments and endearing characters, one of the most notable elements is its villain, Ernesto de la Cruz.
Ernesto de la Cruz, initially presented as a legend of Mexican music and cinema, becomes a fundamental character in the plot of “Coco.”
Ernesto de la Cruz’s voice was performed by Marco Antonio Solís in the Spanish version. Photo: romper
However, as the story progresses, we discover that this charismatic music icon is actually the villain of the film.
His ruthless pursuit of fame and recognition leads him to commit immoral acts that have devastating consequences for the other characters, particularly the young protagonist Miguel.
In what year did Ernesto de la Cruz die in Mexico?
It should be noted that the film does not specify what year it is in exactly, however, some comments on social networks speculate that the story of Miguel and the Riveras takes place in the late 80s.
This is just speculation by Internet users, since the theories are based on some details seen in the film. For example, the clearest when seen in a scene from the movie, the delivery car from ‘Pizza Planet’, a restaurant that first appeared in Toy Story.
Appearance of the Pizza Planeta van in Coco. Photo: Quora
The truck that appears is a 1988 Toyota Pickup model, which is why many claim that it is the year in which Miguel’s story takes place.
Now, considering that Ernesto de la Cruz is five generations older than Miguel, who is around 12 years old in the film; An estimate could be made that the fictional singer died between the years 1940 and 1950.
This is only an estimate and not a date confirmed by Disney or Pixar.
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