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Ella es la verdadera Mamá COCO, tiene 105 años de edad
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108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco
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108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco
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Mama Coco is real: she is 108 years old and lives in Michoacán with her beautiful family - Michoacan Post
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Lee Unkrich on Twitter: "This is not a true story. The character of Mamá Coco was not based upon any real person we met in our travels. She sprang solely from our
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108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco
Did Disney Steal Mama Coco from a Real Person? - Brandsynario
Woman expertly dresses up her adorable daughter as 'Mama Coco' from Disney's animated film | Daily Mail Online
Mama Coco Exists, She Turned 108 And Lives With Her Family In Michoacán - Bullfrag
They recognize 'Mama Coco' the woman who inspired the character - Mexico Daily Post
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108-year-old grandmother from Mexico dubbed the “real” Mamá Coco