Ernesto De La Cruz

At first glance, Ernesto presents himself as a charming, suave, wise, friendly, and sensible individual who encouraged others to follow their dreams no matter what, making him
seem like a positive role model to many individuals in the living world.However, it's later revealed that Ernesto was selfish, vain, fame-hungry, and desperate in life to the point of being a rank opportunist. His ambition was so extreme that it drove him to murder his best friend Héctor, who wanted to go home to his family, and subsequently steal his songbook and guitar to achieve fame and glory. Ernesto was even arrogant enough to hide this secret in one of his films, which led to his exposure and eventual downfall.

Con traje de mariachi blanco, fuerte, alto, musculoso, guapo, tiene bigote, cabello negro corto con un rulo en la frente

Fame, Día de los Muertos, music, singing, bread of the dead, tequila, wealth, polo, women, parties, fireworks, his dogs, causing misery, attention, glory, being in the spotlight

Threats to his reputation and legacy, the Rivera family, sharing or losing the spotlight, being crushed by a giant bell, criticism, confrontation, anyone more talented than him, being insulted, jeers, losing his fame, his secret being exposed