Miguel Rivera Hector Ernesto de la Cruz Coco Animated Film (2017) Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This collection introduces Miguel Rivera, Hector (both Hector Rivera from the animated film Coco and Hector Salamanca as described in the original content), and Ernesto de la Cruz, characters associated with the animated film Coco (2017), its narrative themes of family and remembrance, and related character interpretations, presented here as creative brick based characters inspired by cinematic storytelling and suitable for small scale figure displays and modular figure collections.

Miguel Rivera is the protagonist of Pixar's animated film Coco. He is a young aspiring musician from Santa Cecilia, Mexico, who dreams of following in the footsteps of his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz. His family, however, has a strict ban on music due to a past betrayal. Determined to pursue his passion, Miguel finds himself transported to the Land of the Dead during Dia de Muertos. There, he embarks on a journey to uncover his family history and seek Ernesto de la Cruz's blessing to become a musician, all while learning the true meaning of family and remembrance, a story well suited for interpretation as a miniature character or brick style figure.

Hector, a recurring character, most famously appears in the television series Breaking Bad and its prequel, Better Call Saul. He is portrayed by Mark Margolis. Hector Salamanca is a high-ranking member of the Juarez Cartel. He is known for his ruthless and violent methods, often resolving disputes through intimidation and murder. A prominent figure in the Albuquerque drug trade, he exerts significant control and commands respect, though his volatile temper often leads to conflicts. During the events of Better Call Saul, Hector is relatively mobile, though his health is declining. A stroke later leaves him confined to a wheelchair, unable to speak, though he retains his mental faculties. He communicates using a bell, which he uses to signal and terrify those around him. Hector's deep-seated animosity towards Gustavo Fring becomes a central plot point, a dark and dramatic character concept that can be reimagined as a small scale figure for narrative based displays.

Hector Rivera is a central character in Pixar's animated film Coco (2017). He is a charming and musically gifted trickster who initially appears as a forgotten and somewhat comical figure in the Land of the Dead. Hector is desperate to cross over to the Land of the Living to visit his daughter, Coco. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Hector was a talented songwriter and musician who was murdered by his former musical partner, Ernesto de la Cruz, who stole his songs and claimed them as his own. Through Miguel's journey, Hector's true legacy is uncovered, he is remembered and honored, and he finds peace with his family, making him an emotionally rich minifigure or brick based character representation.

Miguel Rivera is the protagonist of the Pixar animated film Coco, released in theaters in 2017. He is a young aspiring musician from Santa Cecilia, Mexico, who dreams of following in the footsteps of Ernesto de la Cruz. Born into a family that has forbidden music for generations, Miguel struggles to reconcile his passion with tradition. On Dia de Muertos, Miguel accidentally travels to the Land of the Dead, where he seeks his great-great-grandfather's blessing to return to the Land of the Living and pursue his musical dreams, a storyline that translates naturally into a building block figure narrative format.

Ernesto de la Cruz is a fictional character from the 2017 Disney Pixar film Coco. Initially portrayed as a beloved Mexican singer and actor and celebrated national hero, his fame is built on charismatic performances, popular songs such as Remember Me, and a successful film career during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. Celebrated annually during Dia de Muertos, his image fills ofrendas across the land. Later revelations expose that he murdered his songwriting partner Hector Rivera, stole his songs and guitar, and poisoned him before a major performance. Ultimately disgraced in the Land of the Dead, Ernesto is forgotten by the living and fades away, serving as a cautionary tale that can be expressed through a dramatic modular figure or brick style figure interpretation.

Miguel Rivera is the protagonist of Pixar's 2017 animated film Coco. Born into a family of shoemakers with a strict ban on music, his passion leads him on an extraordinary journey to the Land of the Dead during Dia de Muertos. There he encounters his deceased ancestors, uncovers a long hidden family secret, and learns the importance of memory, love, and family, making his story ideal for representation as a minifig, miniature character, or creative brick based character display.