Coco' movie's real mama honored on Mexico's Day of Dead

Tourists making a pilgrimage to a modest Mexican home during Day of the Dead festivities leave with no doubt: Mama Coco, the character of the Oscar-winning

Mexican actor Ana Ofelia Murguía, who voiced Mama Coco in 'Coco,' dies at 90, Top Stories

108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco

They recognize 'Mama Coco' the woman who inspired the character - Mexico Daily Post

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Day of the Dead was a defining local custom. Then came 'Coco.' - Experience Magazine

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108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco

Real' Mama Coco honored on Mexico's Day of the Dead

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