Coco is up for a pair of trophies at the 90th annual Academy Awards, including best original song for its signature track "Remember Me." The memorable singalong was brought to life by a trio of the stars from its vibrant soundtrack.

The production began with a stately acoustic intro from one of its stars, actor Gael Garcia Bernal. After that, Miguel and Mexican pop artist Natalia LaFourcade (both featured artist in the film's official soundtrack) took the stage to a burst of neon colored sets and Latin dancers, ready to lead the song to its triumphant conclusion.
Watch a clip of the performance above.

Coco, an animated film from Disney and Pixar, tells the story of a 12-year old Mexican boy who must call on the help of his deceased great-great grandfather (and his music) to rescue him from the land of the dead. It's also nominated for best animated feature, which it won shortly after the performance.