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The 2017 Disney-Pixar masterpiece won hearts globally for its poignant exploration of family, memory, and Mexican heritage. In Indonesia, the film’s impact was amplified by a high-quality local dub that allowed Indonesian families to experience Miguel’s journey in their native tongue. The Indonesian Voice Cast

succeeded by matching the emotional gravitas of the original cast. While Anthony Gonzalez voiced the determined young

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As the charming trickster of the Underworld who desperately wants to visit the Land of the Living, Héctor’s character demands a voice with a raspy, comedic, yet tragic quality. The Indonesian dubber delivered a performance that accurately mirrored Gael García Bernal’s balance of comedy and heartbreak.

Whether you're watching it for the first time or re-watching it with family, the Indonesian dub of Coco is a testament to the high quality of voice talent in Indonesia. Key Information Summary Indonesian Voice Artist Adam Zulfan (Speaking) Héctor Byas Maulana Diputra Ernesto Jati Andito Mama Imelda Merlinda Endah Setyowati A. Abuelita Kartika Indah Jaya Data sourced from The Dubbing Database While Anthony Gonzalez voiced the determined young :

, who provided the speaking voice for the fierce Rivera matriarch. Abuelita Elena : Brought to life by Kartika Indah Jaya , the voice behind the iconic -wielding grandmother. Tío Oscar & Tío Felipe : Voiced by Harry Suseno Salman Pranata , respectively. Interestingly, for many of the musical numbers, the original singing voices

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I will structure the article as follows: an introduction to the film; its release in Indonesia; the availability of Indonesian dubbing (or lack thereof); the voice cast; the cultural adaptation; reception; and where to watch it. I will cite the sources I have: the Wikipedia page for release date; the Tabloid Bintang articles for the original voice cast; the Tempo article for the soundtrack; the Kompasiana article for Disney+; the Google Play listing for subtitles; and the academic studies for subtitle readability.