During the D23 event held by Disney, Pixar showcased the first images of Miguel as a teenager, offering a new glimpse into the sequel of the acclaimed film ‘Coco’. The presentation included details about the animation development based on rich Mexican traditions.
The film, which incorporates elements of the Day of the Dead celebration, confirmed its release date for November 2029. This event is emblematic in Mexico, focusing on altars, cempasúchil flowers, and the symbolic reunion with the deceased.
Additionally, it was confirmed that Benjamin Bratt will return to voice the character of Ernesto de la Cruz, adding continuity to the franchise's narrative.
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