VILLAINS: Ernesto de la Cruz Q&A

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Tv & Film

4.9 • 5.4K Ratings

🗓️ 11 December 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Shea answers questions about Ernesto de la Cruz from 'Coco.' He tells us why Mamá Coco didn’t recognize "Remember Me" as her father’s song, if Mamá Imelda is actually the villain in 'Coco,' and whether Ernesto de la Cruz is supposed to be Vicente Fernández or Pedro Infante. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up guys, it's Liz Kelly.
0:01.9	All month long, the ringer will be breaking down
0:03.9	2018's highs and lows in music, pop culture, sports,
0:07.9	TV and film.
0:09.3	Some of the things we've hit so far
0:10.8	are the best TV show episodes and the best rap albums
0:13.4	of the year.
0:14.2	And this week, we are writing about the best performances
0:16.4	and the 10 best action movies of 2018.
0:19.1	Plus, we'll be reacting to both the Golden Globes
0:21.2	and Grammy nominations on the site.
0:23.0	You can check all of these things out on TheRinger.com.
0:30.0	Hey, it's Shay.
0:38.1	This is another bonus Q&A episode of villains.
0:41.4	This week, we're doing questions and answers
0:43.6	about our National De La Cruz from Disney's Coco.
0:46.8	We got a ton of calls again, which is great.
0:49.2	Also, only several of them were from people
0:51.9	who accidentally slipped into a Mexican accent
0:54.4	while they were talking to them.
0:58.2	I honestly thought there were going to be a bunch more.
1:00.8	It happens all the time.
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