In Pixar’s Coco, Miguel Rivera performs “The World Es Mi Familia” at Ernesto de la Cruz’s party.
Miguel sings the number during the Land of the Dead sequence after entering Ernesto’s mansion. The performance allows him to express his musical identity openly, away from the Rivera family’s strict prohibition on music.
The title combines English and Spanish, reflecting the film’s bilingual cultural setting. Miguel’s performance is not simply a concert moment: it is part of his attempt to persuade Ernesto to give him a blessing so he can return to the living world.
The song is separate from “Remember Me,” the film’s best-known musical number. That distinction matters because Coco contains several songs, and Miguel performs different pieces at different points in the story.