Si ella me olvida
qué importa perderme
mil veces la vida,
¿para qué vivir?
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Miguel is shocked. He looks at his true great-great-grandpa, and yes, the cheekbones and the chin are familiar. They remind him of… of Mama Coco!
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Hector gently touches Miguel’s cheek, as if to confirm that the boy is real, and then touches the image of baby Coco. “I always hoped I’d see her again,” he says with a saddened voice. “That she’d miss me… maybe put up my photo. But it never happened.”
- Coco: A story about Music, Shoes, and Family by Diana Lopez
(I just bought this book and read it in one night and I have lots of feels)
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Hector with Alive™ clothes sounded like a cute concept c:
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never forget:
héctor had a lisp when he lost his front tooth
he called imelda “‘melda” as a kid
that is all he was jst an adorable child
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Cemetery of Mixquic, at Day of dead, CDMX (Mexico city)
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some other imelda/héctor kissies i doodled
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so uh to be a songwriter, not just a musician, one has to have: an intelligent mind, a broad command of the language, a complete understanding of musical notation, a keen musical ear, a stable sense of rhythm, & even a passing skill at mathematics. just a reminder that héctor & miguek are 2 smart boys who have such mental discipline & focus
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“Un jazmín y una rosa para la chica mas hermosa.”
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friendly reminder that héctor can:
play guitar
violin
guitarrón
accordion
trumpet
piano
vihuela
jarana jarocha
sing
(tap) dance
draw
read/write music
he’s a talented boy
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Ernesto’s setting up that dumb stage again.
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“I’m not afraid of death. I’m afraid of time.”
— Dr. Brand, Interstellar (2014)
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“But in the night he woke and held her tight as though she were all of life and it was being taken from him.”
— Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls
(via wordsnquotes)
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