The last thing Imelda wants to do is think of Héctor. Why think of someone who causes so much pain and hurt? But you can't control your dreams. So that's where Héctor's memory shows up in Imelda's mind the most.

New Zealand-born Motocross fanatic: Todd MacLaren, along with his Motocross team are spending their final night of the Tour of the Americas in Santa Cecilia, Mexico. Día De Los Muertos is in full swing for the kiwis to experience. Todd meets and befriends Miguel and agrees to help him get a guitar and both get a lot more than they bargained for. Let's Go!

After Miguel runs away on Dia de los Muertos, his family begins a desperate search to bring him home whilst dealing with the consequences of the long-running music ban. While Luisa and Enrique are dealing with guilt and worry over their son's disappearance, Elena finds herself the target of anger from people in the town. Especially the mariachis.

Coco still misses her father and wonders where he is, but one day she makes a discovery that shakes her and shatters her heart as she wonders how it's possible. Third and final part to Papá's best friend.

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.

Kayleigh dreams of becoming a singer, like her friend Miguel wants to become a musician. Unfortunately, he is unable to, because of his family's traditional ban on music. One Día de los Muertos, Miguel and Kayleigh get spirited away to the Land of the Dead, where they embark on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.

Hector Rivera and Ernesto de la Cruz meet a strikingly beautiful woman while playing music in Mariachi Plaza one day. They both fall for her...but who will get her? A story of Hector thinking he's the ultimate wingman when he's, in fact, the love interest. My first exploration into Coco fanfic, a fluffy meetcute.

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

Ernesto and Héctor leave for their tour around Mexico. Ernesto knows that this'll be their only shot at fame, and to him that's all that matters. Héctor is just happy to play his music and be with Ernesto. But a little into the tour, Héctor starts to feel homesick. Ernesto knows that he can't let Héctor leave, not when Héctor has all the talent needed to make this plan a success.

Miguel Rivera grew up knowing who his great great grandparents were-kind, caring, and loving. One day, while looking through the family album for a school assignment, Miguel discovered an old marriage certificate. He was related to Ernesto De La Cruz...in name only. What happens when he asks Abuelita about it? Are there some secrets that Miguel didn't know about?

Miguel arrives in the Land of the Dead, only a year older than Héctor when he does. Both of them, including the rest of the Riveras, have very strong feelings about this. Only Miguel won't say anything, no matter how hard his family members try to pry something out of him. But just because Miguel is being difficult doesn't mean anyone is ready to give up.

"If this scenario had appeared in any of Victoria's novels, it would have no doubt been described as "starting as a day like any other". The corny opening sentence to any cheap paperback adventure book that she'd buy simply more out of boredom than anything else" (In essence, an AU where Miguel still gets cursed, but the events of Victoria and my OC tie into the film's plot)

When Héctor gets sick, it's never pretty. This particular time rattles Imelda more than the others ever have.

Coco watches Papá leave. She holds him in her heart. She keeps hoping for his return... until one day he seems to just disappear. It doesn't take Coco long to learn that he isn't coming back, and she has a very clear reason why. Part 2 to the story Papá's best friend.

When Coco first saw Ernesto was a long time ago, but she still remembers that day and the days after. Three-part story, posted in separate stories as mentioned in the author's note.

A now grown-up Miguel shares a close bond with his fifteen-year old sister, Socorro. As if history was repeating itself, young Socorro runs away with Imelda and Hector's photo on Dia de los Muertos! After unintentionally stealing some sweet bread from the dead, a suave teenage boy takes her to the Land of the Dead...

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.

The Riveras are headed to the Sunrise Spectacular show to get Hector's photo back. Miguel is sitting outside by himself. Hector knows something is bothering him.

Imelda tries not to use physical assault on others, but sometimes she can't help it. But she gets help. Héctor, Imelda's parents, and her other loved ones will gladly try to reel her in. They each have their own ways of doing it. But sometimes they know better than to stop her.

Ceci forms an unwanted, not-quite friendship with a strange boy from Santa Cecilia. As they talk, Ceci starts to see him as more than just another foolish man trying to win her heart.

He stole Héctor's songs. He never expected Héctor to show up at his Sunrise Spectacular. Yet he does. And it fills Ernesto with fear, anger, and a good measure of spite and hatred when he sees Héctor seated in the audience, looking like he never expected what he truly deserved.

Pregnant Elena got cursed after she vandalized Ernesto's tomb! The story was set in 1971

Some oneshots containing my favorite main character and my sort of favorite miscellaneous character. Character field left blank for a reason. One of the characters in this story is missing.

Elena finds Héctor's discarded letters to Imelda and Coco. And her mind immidiately starts racing. She has questions, but she can't just ask them. If anyone found out about the notes, Elena would be in big trouble

Héctor can't resist giving special nicknames to his friends. Some people love it; some people relly can't stand it.