Duration: 57.7s

- (KISSES) - (SIGHS) Don't give me that look. Dia de los Muertos is the one night of the year our ancestors can come visit us. We've put their photos on the ofrenda so their spirits can cross over. That is very important. If we don't put them up, they can't come. We made all this food, set out the things they loved in life, mijo. All this work to bring the family together. I don't want you sneaking off to who knows where. (GASPS) Where are you going? (STAMMERS) I thought we were done. Ay, Dios mio. Being part of this family means being here for this family. I don't want to see you end up like... MIGUEL: Like Mama Coco's papa? Never mention that man! He's better off forgotten. - But you're the one who... - (TUTTING) - I was just... - (SHUSHING) - But... I... - (SHUSHING) Papa? Papa is home? Mama, calmese, calmese. Papa is coming home? No, Mama. It's okay. I'm here.