Coco is talking about a boy who borned in a special family that banned any music in their life. However, this could not submerge the boy's telent in music. He tried to play guitar and hope one day he could become a real musician like Dela Cruz, the music god in Mexico. Let's see how he dealed with such a conflict.
One of the reasons why this movie attracted me is the setting of the background. Coco was set on the day of death, which is the very important Mexico traditional holiday to commemorate their ancestors.
At beginning, I saw this movie as a normal Disney animetion and just want to enjoy the music or dancing. But I was totally wrong. I cried for several times during the movie.
In my opinion, "Coco" is the movie for adults! They tried to tell us about dreams, what we might all had in our childhood. And also tell us about how treasure our family are, how our family love us so much no matter who we are. The part vibrated my heart most is, when we totally forget someone, then this is the moment he "really" died.
We all borned and grew up in different places, but the histories about our family always remind us where we came from and who we are. Finally, we will become one part of them.
(Sorry... it's very weird in the last paragraph, but I want to express that after everyone die, he or she will become one of the memorable ancestors. In Mexico religion, those dead family will get together in the dead world.
