And I’ve rarely seen a more exquisitely detailed piece of Pixar character animation than 97-year-old Mama Coco, a beatific wonder.

The sweet old woman in "Coco," winner of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2017, was a fictional character created by Pixar.

Over the holiday weekend, Ana Ofelia Murguía, Mexican actress and voice of Mamá Coco from Pixar’s award-winning animated feature Coco, passed away. Deadline confirmed the death of the 90-year ...

In the film Coco, made by Disney’s Pixar Animation Studios, Murguia plays the key role of Mama Coco.

Murguía most famously voiced great-grandmother Mama Coco in the Oscar-winning Disney Pixar animation Coco.

It’s been a long year for animation. While we’ve had a couple good hits here and there, there’s been a lack of quality in many titles. So I really needed Coco. Coco is directed by Lee ...

Ana Ofelia Murguía, the esteemed Mexican actress known for lending her voice to Mama Coco in the Oscar-winning Disney Pixar animation "Coco", passed away at the age of 90.

The DIsney voice actor and Mexican film star was known for her role as Mama Coco in the popular 2017 animation film Coco ...

More than a year later came the premiere of "Coco," inspired by Mexico's Day of the Dead festival, which centers around the belief that the souls of the dead return on the night of November 1-2.

Related: Inspiration for Pixar's 'Mama Coco' dead at 109 Pixar has always denied that Mama Coco was based on anyone in real life and said that it was a product of its creators' imagination.

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 animated movie, used to live there.

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 animated movie, used to live there.