Catalina lives in the underworld and dreams of being an agent that connects the living with their deceased relatives. When the Day of the Dead is in danger of never being celebrated again, she must break all the rules to rescue the bread of the dead and the hot chocolate of this wonderful tradition.
Edino Israel
Director
Jessica Ángeles
Catalina la Catrina (voice)
Alan Ituriel
Granujo (voice)
Iván Fernández
Chilaquil (voice)
Erick Padilla
Joven Acosta (voice)
Antonio Henaine
Hombre Hernández (voice)
María Leticia González
Abuela Ponce de León (voice)
Patricio Pinet
Niño Calaca (voice)
Zoe Salgado
Niña Calaca (voice)
Karen Acosta
Doña Esperanza (voice)
Benjamín Flores
Calaca (voice)
Carlos Reynoso
Narrador
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