In the deleted scene "Tour Guide", Héctor (as a tour guide) mentions that part of his "craft" is showing tourists "there's more to this city than de la Cruz; there's art, culture, history". Meanwhile, the bus drives by a bunch of de la Cruz posters. It may seem Played for Laughs, but it's meant to represent the Irony that despite being lauded as a great artist by the world, de la Cruz does not represent art or culture as much as he does fame and attention. He also makes a frustrated fuss about Miguel interrupting his "craft", like any artist would at having their art disrupted. According to Héctor, the reason he no longer makes tours near Ernesto's house is because Ernesto asked him a favor to stop driving by his house. It becomes very obvious foreshadowing that Ernesto wants Héctor as far away from him as possible, either so he won't suspect he earned his fame with Héctor's song, or because most murderers want to stay away from their victims.

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