A Cannes and Golden Globe award winner, Gael Garcia Bernal is an actor, model, singer and filmmaker from Mexico. He is the co-founder of the Mexican film production company Canana Films which he started with fellow actor and friend Diego Luna in 2005. His performance in films and TV shows has earned him critical acclaim and several accolades. He is often appreciated for his expert skills with doing a variety of accents on screen. Some of his most well known films include Bad Education and The Motorcycle Diaries. After his groundbreaking performance in the web series Mozart in a Jungle, he was listed in Time magazine’s “100 most influential people” list in the year 2016.

Gael Garcia Bernal

Jaime Camil is a celebrated Mexican actor and singer. His performances on popular TV shows like Jane the Virgin and La Fea Mas Bella has earned him an array of awards and accolades. As a singer, Camill has performed alongside prominent Cuban music icons before starring in TV shows. His work in Mexican theater mostly comprises of key roles in musicals. He has also lent his voice to major characters in animated movies like Coco and The Secret Life of Pets.

Jaime Camil

An American actor and playwright, Luis Valdez is regarded as the father of Chicano theater and a pioneer of the Chicano Movement that drastically improved the scope of theater and arts in the Mexican-American Chicano community during the 1960s. He is also credited with founding the “Teatro Campesino” or “The Farmworkers’ Theater” in 1965. It was a theatrical troupe that enacted events inspired by the lives of their audience. Throughout his career, Valdez has been honored with several awards and accolades. Some of his most well known films include Ballad of a Soldier, Which Way is Up? and Zoot Suit.

Luis Valdez

Coco (2017)

Produced by Pixar Animation Studios. Coco is a musical fantasy film based on the original idea by Lee Unkrich. It is the story of a 12-year-old boy named Miguel who dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz. He sets off a chain of events related to a century-old mystery that leads to an extraordinary family reunion. Will this musical be able to strike chords with the audience? 
