A prequel to Coco from the perspective of Imelda throughout various events in her life ranging from budding romance with Hector to their reconciliation in the afterlife.

Imelda smiled as she wrote the musicians letters, and smiled at the stories her husband told, just as expressive in writing as he was in person. She smiled as she gave feedback on their songs, and even sang a few to Coco in hopes of sating the girl's fear that her Papá was gone forever. She smiled as she read every letter, even when they became shorter and shorter.

Sequel to "Turning Tables"—Even though everything looked okay, "happily ever after" was not there yet. Taking place a couple of months after the end of "Turning Tables", Miguel's relationship with his family is tested yet again as the Riveras assist another family victimized by de la Cruz and deal with more, unexpected surprises in the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead.

Sunrise comes…and Miguel misses it by mere seconds. Stuck in the land of the dead and with Hector in a deep coma, all but forgotten and on the verge of final death, Miguel must come to terms with everything and accept his new life. Although, he may still be able to save his Papa Hector... Rated T for some minor swears and discussion of child loss/death.

The arsenic in Ernesto's pocket wasn't for his partner — there was only so much longevity in that thin red songbook of his. He had a different plan in mind, and was almost disturbed at how easily it came to him. True art came from a place of suffering, and Héctor would have known this better than anyone.

Héctor Rivera is arrange to marry Imelda Flores by their parents. But when he finds himself being married to a skeleton, he must find a way to get back home on time for his wedding. Corpse Bride Au.

UA (Universe Alteration.) Twenty one years after Héctor's death, he discovers something shocking: someone put up his photo. Overjoyed, he hurries across the marigold bridge... but what awaits him on the other side is not what he expects.

Miguel, now twenty-seven, is a famous musician with a wife and two daughters. When he returns home for a DiaDe Los Muertes celebration, he finds himself threatened with a gun. When the gunman aims at his daughter, Miguel gives his life for her. Sent to the afterlife as a dead soul, Miguel learns that there is a way back to the world of the living but is it worth the cost?Flashbacks

Imelda, a daughter of gods, was snatched as a baby by Envy and forced to live among mortals as a half-woman, half-god. Now a young woman, Imelda needs to perform a rite of passage on Earth to prove herself worthy of living with the gods in the Land of the Dead. Hector makes this... complicated.

Until now, I never realized how important memory can be for someone. How being remembered is so crucial to your very existence, how horrible it is to be completely forgotten. But that all changed one year on the first of November, when I met a skeleton who was down on his luck...and a living boy…Rated T.

In witch Hector and the others are alive, but one fateful night the parents of an only child are killed in a car crash. Putting Rosa in a difficult position as she has to learn to adapt to a new home, new environment. Will Hector be able to save her from falling apart because of her parent's death? Or will she eventually have to let him go too?

A Coco AU based on the deleted scene idea that Miguel needed to return the guitar to lift the curse. Miguel wants to play music but his family hates it. When he discovers Ernesto De la Cruz is his great-great-grandfather, he decides to borrow his guitar to play in the Day of the Dead Talent Show in order to prove himself as a musician. However, he did not realize that stealing the

Héctor and Imelda's story began way back in September 1910. They were just kids. She was the new girl from a rich family, and he was the orphan who dreamt of music and grandeur. Nothing foresaw their meeting, except maybe Héctor's tendency to get into trouble. Becoming unlikely friends, they grew up together without them realizing that, at the same time, their hearts grew closer

Who knew finding what inspires you, would cost you everything. The most desired woman in the small town of Santa Cecilia was only to be a stepping stone on two musician's quest for fame. Nothing more. An in depth look at the beginnings of Hector, Imelda, and Ernesto.

Ana María es la hermana menor de Miguel quien no logra conocer porque muere antes de que ella naciera, su madre se volvió a casar y tiene un medio hermanito con quien tiene el mismo sueño de ser músicos, pero el problema es que tiene que lidiar con la prohibición por parte de los Rivera que llevara a ambos a tener que repetir la historia. Crossover de Coco y El Libro de la Vida

My own take on a midquel of Coco. After his adventure in the Land of the Dead, Miguel and his family learn about their family history while proving to Santa Cecilia that Hector is a true musician. But not everybody will believe them so easily. Meanwhile, in the Land of the Dead, Hector warms up to his family but is still nervous around Imelda. Ernesto wants revenge.

A sudden flash of conscience from Ernesto changes Hector's life forever: By letting him have one.

Miguel isn't sure if Héctor survived the Final Death, but Héctor wants to make sure he knows…despite the risks of getting stuck in the Land of the Living after sunrise.

Miguel Rivera has returned to the Land of the Dead! However, a mysterious and tragic spirit soon takes away all of the light from it! The Rivera family discover that their matriarch, Imelda, has the power to restore the light by dancing. Enraged, the entity reveals itself and tries to capture a horrifically shocked Imelda!

A collection of one-shots in which Bad Things happen to our favorite characters. Genre varies by chapter. Chapters labeled by character and prompt. Final oneshot: "Slammed into a Wall" with Héctor and Ernesto.

"Why are you letting yourself slipping away from life like this!" "Because music is my life! And it isn't the same without her." Years after that fateful Day of the Dead, Socorro and Miguel mourn with a friend over a friend. When grief takes over, they find themselves in the Land of the Dead. A boy who became a wise young man, a brother who wants peace, a spirit, and a lost girl.

Miguel fell a long way down that sinkhole, and he is only human. He had to have gotten hurt, right? In this instance he did. Hurt Miguel! Comforting Hector!

secrets of the various characters

The show "Spectacular Sunrise" takes place after the last troubled dia de Muertos but there are different conditions this time

5 times Hector learns to be strong