Miguel narrates about his admiration for Ernesto de la Cruz's music. Later in the film, Héctor performs the same song at 01:12:00, and Miguel sings it for his great-grandmother Mamá Coco at 01:30:00.

Héctor sings a song for Chicharrón, while Miguel watches with excitement. Chicharrón chuckles and disappears, having been forgotten in the land of the living.

At the Sunrise Spectacular, Miguel conquers his fear of performing on stage. Héctor is dragged onto the stage by Dante and joins in a jig, and all the characters perform a song from the Coco soundtrack.

At the Sunrise Spectacular, Miguel gathers his courage and sings while matching his vocals with archival video of Ernesto de la Cruz. Later, in the afterlife, the deceased musician saves Miguel from drowning and discovers that the boy is his great-great-grandson.

Mamá Imelda sings at the Sunrise Spectacular. Héctor plays guitar on the side of the stage. Ernest joins the performance and tries to detain Mamá Imelda.

Héctor applies to visit the Land of the Living and receives approval, prompting celebrations with Imelda and his daughter.

The track scores the end credits.