Should we talk about Bruno?

That's not Bruno That's Hernando He fears nothing.

I felt bad for Bruno. The family was so mean to him for no reason. He deserved so much better.

Let's all take a moment to appreciate Bruno for not turning into a spiteful villain after being hated and then being trapped in a tiny, dingy room behind the walls for 10 years. Instead, he still loved his family no matter how much they slandered him and misunderstood him. He never even thought about turning on them; he simply pined for love in return. He's so damn sweet and the thought of him crying all alone in a room- we know it HAD to have happened-- AHHH. NO POOR BOY--- We love you brunooooo

The thing with Bruno, in the last song he's saying he has a lot of apologies he has to say, but in reality the family and the people in town owe HIM apologies, being seen as the villain who makes bad things happen, when he only sees what would happen, is a prediction not a causality, they acted like his visions caused the bad things to happen and that isn't fair imo :'(

Bruno is basically the personification of the phrase "don't shoot the messenger"

I have a feeling that Bruno was yelled at a lot. He only raises his voice once to grab Mirabelle's attention, then immediately apologies profusely for doing so

Bruno is such a compassionate and selfless person. 🥺 1) He spent 10 years in isolation just to save his niece from being judged like he was 2) His family was horrible to him and he still loved it 3) In the end Bruno took all the blame in front of Abuela, saying he showed Mirabel the vision even though Mirabel forced him to

Speaking as an introvert, I'm gonna say he probably had that hidey-hole between the walls for a long time before he ran away. He would have NEEDED a place he could go to and be alone, and in a family that size it couldn't be an actual room. They'd have found him no matter where he went, unless it was something hidden. That's probably also how he eventually socialized the rats as well. He'd been going back there for a long time, even before he ran away so Abuela couldn't interrogate him about Mirabel's prophecy.

Bruno is a good man who loved his family, couldn't help what he predicted and did everything he could to protect Mirabel.

My favorite headcanon on the internet right now is that Dolores listens to Bruno's rat telenovelas every morning. Tik-Toker Nique Marina currently has a video series dedicated to this headcanon, and they are HILARIOUS!

I love how Encanto mimics all the "normal" dysfunction in a magical family. We all have that one family member who speaks the truth and isn't liked for it. We have the "strong one" the "perfect one" and the one who doesn't quite fit in. There were no villains in this movie, just issues. BRAVO Disney👏

I wonder how Casita felt during this. If the theory that Casita is actually Pedro is true, imagine how heartbreaking it must have been to see your son be treated so harshly.

The fact he hid for 10 years just to protect Mirabel- 😭

The hidden meaning of the position of Bruno's door, his gift literally led to him being isolated from his family.

The scene where it shows Bruno saw his family through the cracks of the wall and had a table where he painted his name like the dining table in his family was so heartbreaking

6:40 I get the impression that Pepa and Bruno were very close as children (she was the first one to hug him during "All of You," and she damn well *flung* herself into that hug). My guess is that she started hanging on to "oh, he messed up my wedding" *after* Bruno disappeared, because being annoyed over petty things was better than being sad over Bruno being gone. After all, if she'd let herself feel sad over it, her gift meant she could have legitimately flooded out the whole village.

It's sad to imagine little 5 year old Bruno with such a deep, confusing gift

There's a theory that I haven't yet seen and I think very plausible: how Antonio and the animals helped save the miracle. Think about it: the toucan led Mirabel to the cave, during the marriage proposal the animals seemed to act with all intent to expose Mirabel, then the rats led Mirabel behind the portrait. Antonio was in suspiciously very good time in the reunion and already knew that his room would be necessary because the rats told him everything. Even the donkeys go out again for Mirabel to have a moment alone with Luisa. I think Bruno loved his rats more than it shows, as he even saved one just before the destruction. He and the rats had a very close relationship and they knew that he was not happy, that all what Bruno wanted was to be with his family, so they asked Antonio to help them. Antonio's purity of heart and his gift helped by animals together with Mirabel's love and courage was what save the miracle and brought the family back together.

Bruno’s love for his niece and his want to protect her is what finally drove him away; he knew his vision would outcast Mirabel, because “he’s Bruno and everyone assumes the worst” meaning he knew mirabel would be seen at best an ill omen and at worst a curse. He sacrificed himself for her and that genuine love makes him my favorite character.

One headcannon I've heard that I particularly like is that Casita made the area behind the walls specifically for Bruno, or he simply found the space when he was younger, and he used it to get away when he needed some alone time while growing up. Having been familiar with the area since his youth, it would make sense for him to return to an old childhood hideout when choosing to hide away from his family, at least in my opinion.

Before I saw the movie, my theory about Bruno leaving was that he saw a vision so terrifying, it drove him insane.

5:22 Here's a detail I noticed: Abuela is holding the candle with both hands in all the photos, *except* for Isabella's where she's putting a hand behind her. It's literally showing how Isabella was the "favorite perfect golden child" of the family, even when she was so young. The hand behind Isabella is both showing comfort and favoritism, but also unintentionally like she's keeping a "grip" on her.

CORRECTION: You mentioned Bruno’s room multiple times but didn’t explain why it ended up in ruins. There was a Q&A with the creator and that was asked. He explained Bruno’s room originally didn’t look like that but as he was constantly growing away from the family his room changed with him. This would also explain why the door isn’t in it’s original spot because once Bruno removed himself from the family his door did the same from the family doors.

As a person with health problems that has kept me isolated for the past decade, I’m very curious what Bruno was like BEFORE he hid away. It changes you. I think perhaps he had a similar personality to Camilo, hence him arriving at Pepa’s wedding with a “mischievous grin”. He wasn’t smiling like that because he was about to make something bad happen (which we know he can’t do anyway), he was trying to lighten the mood. Camilo is definitely a silly guy and a bit of a trickster sometimes, but we also see how much he helps the town, selflessly. Makes me think perhaps he is very similar to Bruno at that age. I also wonder why Camilo had such a wrong idea of how Bruno looked? Hugely tall and crazy-eyed with rats on his back. Bruno must’ve already had rat friends before he left for Camilo to know that. And perhaps as a child he saw Bruno getting a vision and it scared him. So years later he still think he’s 7 feet tall, rather than a normal sized adult who just looked big cause Camilo was a child.

I feel sad for Bruno he sacrifice telling his mother the truth just to keep mariabel safe and he had a stressful past but now I'm happy that his back with his family again

Encanto definitely deserves a sequel or Tv show. There’s still so much to learn about the characters. I have so many questions about Bruno and his backstory like, Why did Bruno never have any children? What was his childhood like with his sisters? And did he ever have a vision of someone dying? And how the heck did he live and survive living in a wall for 10 years without anyone seeing him?

Bruno made the movie. He was such a sweet man driven to ocd by anxiety and rejection. I’d completely love a series because I’d love to see him thrive and be loved by his family. And maybe have his own family.

As someone with ocd, I cannot express how much I relate to him. All I want to do is hide and stop being a burden, make sure I never ever carry through on the horrible thoughts I have out of my control. His young years must’ve been so painful.

The man suffered so much, hiding in the walls of the house just so he can see his family and have dinner with them without worrying them, he left and also came back just to protect his niece, fixing the cracks in the house for years while hiding from all. He was doing all these honorable things out of love for his family while everybody was making him the villain of the house. This man deserves much respect.

Bruno is actually seen in the background during his song while Delores is singing. First on the ground floor (walking behind them) and then upstairs(dancing). Thought to mention it, someone brought it up on tik tok.

I was so fricking sad about him all night when I saw encanto. At the end, he was the one to apologize, nobody said sorry to him. I've never felt so bad for a movie character ever.

I have a personal theory that the fish lady had a part in Bruno initially being seen in a negative light. You can see by him mentioning it later that the fish accusation was one he heard regularly. I think the fish lady was Pepas childhood best friend, in Isabella's portion of the song fish lady is the only villager in Casita with the family. I like to think that as preteens Pepa's best friend got a fish and Bruno being a typical boy antagonizing his sister's friend said it would probably die, then when her fish died she blamed it all on Bruno and going forward started painting him in a disparaging light influencing Pepa to have such strong feelings of against her brother.

Bruno is a really good example of the saying “don’t shoot the messenger”

Bruno has had such a tough life. He seems like a introvert, but he put himself out there (which is very difficult for introverts, I would know) just to make his mother proud of him since she likely wanted her children to help the villagers. However, instead he doesn't usually see the good futures which made the villagers live in fear more. Bruno became, in a sense, a bad word in the village. Being an introvert and having social anxiety, I try to avoid very many people because I fear that would happen. So poor Bruno probably felt even worse after that happened. Since he probably already had a bad image, the time his sister's wedding came along she misinterpreted what he said and Bruno probably had no idea why a hurricane happened after he tried to tell her he was there for her while also trying to make a joke. That could have made him feel even worse about himself. Then, the vision of the house breaking after Mirabel didn't get her gift. Knowing him, he probably felt more anxious about what the rest of the family would think of Mirabel then the vison itself of the house breaking. That led him into being driven into the walls, just to protect Mirabel. He watched as life went on without him, and as his image faded into practically nothing. Until anything anyone could have ever thought of when they remembered Bruno was just about how his visions disturbed the peace. The poor guy watched as his family, the only people he truly loved, started to think that way, also. And just remember, Bruno heard everything they said about him in the "We Don't Talk About Bruno" song. I know over the course of years time could've healed, but that song probably just brought all those traumatic memories back for Bruno, as he listened to the people he loved the most talk about how terrible he was. What made it even worse for him likely was when the whole family learned that Mirabel found Bruno's vision. We know he was likely watching at that time, and seeing the chaos it brought to the home likely reminded him of the past, when he was basically still apart of the family. Also the one person he tried to protect from becoming poorly viewed like how he was, well, he couldn't protect her at that moment, and that fear of his became reality, just like all the rest of his past fears. However, through everything, he still loved his family. Even though they saw the worst in him, he still loved them. Nothing anyone can ever do will take that love away, just knowing how it has remained through everything. He loves his family so much, he would do pretty much anything for them, as shown in how he managed to hide in the walls for so long just to protect Mirabel. I can't imagine how hard his life could've been for him, but he still managed to push through, even if he hid in the walls for a while

I like to think that Delores was sneaking food for Bruno and maybe sometimes one-sided conversations. I don't think they ever saw each other face to face, but rats can only steal so much before someone calls pest control.

Man, Tio Bruno is such a lovable character. He really is a pure guy that loves his family. He would rather be alone and be in pain for indefinite years than to stay which he thought would hurt his love ones. He deserves so much better. I hope they appreciate him more since hes back with his family.

Just something I kind of noticed in the movie: Dolores and Julietta never seemed to dislike Bruno. Obviously Dolores could hear him, but she never talked about disliking him (even though she didn’t like what he said about her future)

I think I’d want an Encanto series because then the creators could fit more story and character development without too much rush.

I know I will never get over Bruno’s plate he carved so that he could still eat dinner with his family. It broke my heart

I wish I could give Bruno a big hug! I know how he felt. I know how it feels to be misunderstood and I’ve always felt like a burden to my family as well.

Bruno's situation reminds me of those introverted but visionary people who often prefer to avoid the public eye, do nothing, say nothing by silencing what their minds see anticipating and fearing the reaction of the collective.

Fun Fact: During Dolores' part in " _We Don't Talk About Bruno_ " you can see Bruno in the background, walking around and grooving to the song

I think how the family dealt with Bruno is indicative of their grief. Abuela Alma reacted as, deep down, she blamed herself for him leaving and was angry at herself. Her anger had to come out, though. Pepa, too, had grief that came out as anger. Julieta’s grief came out as sadness. She lost her baby brother.

This is honestly such a great explanation of Bruno's connection and history with the Madrigal family! I would definitely love to see a TV series for Encanto so that we can get more of an understanding of the different members of the family. Bruno's character could easily be covered within an episode's time, and I feel like it'd be really sweet to hear more about how Mirabel's parents met each other (and same with Felix and Pepa). There's just so much that can still be uncovered, so I hope some kind of series or sequel does end up happening! :D

I love how Dolores knows how humbling sensory powers can be. Even though she seems like a gossipy person, she is USUALLY minding her business in the film unless asked. She only panicked that one time at dinner. You can see and hear things you don’t necessarily want to and people want the information from you whether it’s positive or negative. The biggest difference being human perception, Dolores knows what’s happening now or has happened in the past so she OBVIOUSLY can’t be the cause in our minds, but Bruno knows what’s happening later, making him seem like he is the cause or curse. She ain’t give up Tío Bruno so she a real one

Bruno is the best uncle ever! He cares so much and his family never thought to help him figure out his visions! Only Mirabel was the one who cared to find out the truth. She feels so seen by Bruno, who understands better than *anyone* what Mirabel has been through. There are so many parallels to Bruno and Elsa, both magical/gifted individuals who had gifts that hurt their family and were forced into isolation. Bruno and Mirabel are my favorite characters in Encanto and I wish *so much* to see more of their adventures together!!

Bruno is such an amazing son he seems so kind hearted. When he said “my gift wasn’t helping my but I still love my family” that was kinda sad 😢

Bruno was my favorite character. My heart broke when they showed his table and the hole in the wall so he could eat dinner with his family.

Honestly with an Encanto series, I legit want to see the family reconnecting with old habits having to be broken with Mirabel’s help. Example being reintroducing Bruno to the community and him likely acting as a sort of mentor/foil to Mirabel Especially if it’s realized that Mirabel is effectively Alma’s heir to the role of leader of the Encanto

A fun theory: “Is Bruno’s vision of Isabella one of good where he sees her at the end of the movie or is it the beginning of the movie where she is faking her happiness, causing him to misinterpret his vision as a happy one when it is actually a Isabella acting perfect?”

I find it super interesting that Camilo perceives his uncle as this LARGE creepy guy. I am sure he was pretty young when his uncle disappeared, and that was the image he was left with. (like Bruno was definitely not 7ft tall, he was the same height as his siblings, but to a young boy he saw him as being large, and was probably influenced by his family).

Abuela said on Antonio's ceremony "50 years ago" which means pepa, Bruno and julieta are 50 years old. Bruno left at the time of mirabel's ceremony. Mirabel was 5 then. Now mirabel is 15, This means that Bruno left when he was 40 years old

I really liked that they went with the storm around Bruno’s visions. It really showed that Bruno channeled a lot more power than the rest of his family because even Alma could feel Bruno using his power. She knew the storm above her was not Pepa. She had that feeling, it was her son. I love how they make him look tired because, as someone who can see the future it takes a lot out of him to see so much. Really shows how powerful he truly is

I feel like Pedro's sacrifice was easier than Bruno's because having a moment of love when you are willing to give up your own life is easy ,but having that moment every day for years as the people you are sacrificing yourself for badmouth you must feel like getting stabbed in the heart every day.

Not really about Bruno…. But I think Antonio leading/walking with Mirabel towards the door of the rebuilt casita is such a full circle moment for Mirabel. When Antonio was about to get his gift, he asked for Mirabel to be with him as they walked to his door/room On that note, I would love both a sequel and a series. I want to see how Bruno manages to get up his tower, and if Mirabel gets her own door/room.

My theory is that Mirabelle actually absorbed the door and her gift is that she became the new source of the blessing. If you note, the candle burnt out when she snapped and every time she lets out her emotions, cracks begin to form. I believe that the candle was little more than an illusion. Hence why when she touched the door (unlike the one's who built it) the door lit up and everyone got their gifts back. But I mean, it's just a theory and personally my take on it.

the moment Bruno said "My gift wasn't helping the family, but I love my family" I WANTED TO HUG HIM and I never NEVER wanna hug a Disney character

One thing I noticed is that when Casita was reinfused with magic by Mirabel, all the room doors were swirly again, like the members of the family could reinvent their rooms and maybe their gifts? An interesting idea if there is a sequel. :)

One thing I think u missed if you look at the pictures of the kids getting their gifts, alma is smiling in all of them except Bruno, his back story is heartbreaking

There's something I realized after watching the movie twice. Abuela doesn't have a particular gift like Luisa's strength or Pepa's weather changing powers.

Oh man Isaac I think you said "Alma , begged for his son". Dolores is special when it comes to how she sees Bruno. She calls Bruno's gift a heavy burden .and his prophies are not understood by his family. That maybe why Bruno knew he could trust her not to talk, and of course Bruno is grooving to her part of "We don't talk about Bruno" It is Jorge who makes the spackle not Bruno (acting is his true gift😁😁 )

I really don't see how Bruno's visions can be that upsetting gaining weight , losing hair ,and dead fish is pretty petty stuff to be mad about especially years later , it's not Bruno's fault that Pepa is a crazy hysterical person , honestly it just shows how fake and petty Alma is (life isn't all rainbows and sunshine and she is old enough and has experienced enough to know that ) it's best to hear the unpleasant stuff rather hear fake good stuff you want to hear that way you are prepared . Now for the devil advocate. There were most likely some visions that didn't make it into the movie because they were not appropriate for a Pixar movie , like Bruno telling someone that they or their family member was dying or something similar and since Bruno doesn't know when the visions happen this likely caused massive anxiety for anyone to saw these visions ,when the visions came true this likely caused alot grief and drama that Alma and the madrigals had to deal with personally , and eventually they got sick of as nobody likes dealing with drama all the time for the most part hence the reason why Bruno was basically shunned , Alma got tired and fed with dealing the constant grief and drama that Bruno's visions caused for everyone ,all though I do think Bruno probably shouldn't have told Dolores about she have to watch the man of her dreams be married to another as that's pretty tone deaf to tell a young child that.

Bruno never even interacted with Mirabel, but even so, he wouldn’t push this type of pain onto anyone, because he knows how lonely and painful it is to be the Black Sheep of the family. His family treats him like he’s a criminal with a serious record, yet he still has so much love for them he remained in that house despite knowing all the things they said about him. 😭🖤💔

Considering how much I enjoyed Rapunzel's Tangled Adventures (which were based on a movie that didn't beg for a sequel), I think an animated series that picks up right after Encanto left off would be perfect!

I have a head canon theory that Bruno influenced Antonio. I imagine the only kid that never met Bruno or formed a fear of him. Also noticed how comfortable with humans the rats in his magical house were and this led to him wishing he could talk to animals. Like he wanted to talk to his little rat friends.

That’s true. I would love on if they did a series. Since the series would give us more details on what have been happening with the family after the movie. And also, give Bruno a bit more screen time too, since he would explain certain things.

I feel so sorry for Bruno. Imagine being rejected by your mother and siblings because they don't want to hear the truth. Even trying to mend the walls

Bruno is the best. he cares a lot for his family despite being outcasted, yeah we all give respect and salute for this man.

I feel like Dolores probably was more sympathetic to the burden of Bruno's Gift because it's similar to her own. Like Bruno, she has access to information that most other people don't. The strain of knowing future events is probably not unlike the strain of hearing everything around you. I think it's significant though: Bruno didn't just stop using his Gift, he moved to a space where he literally *couldn't* use his Gift. He tells Mirbel he needs a big open space, and all these years he's been living in the close spaces within the walls where it's not _possible_ for him to use his Gift.

I think an Encanto series would be interesting. I never thought about turning Tangled into a Series and I liked that. They also had Monsters at Work for Pixar.

I will accept nothing less than an Encanto series. I need more of Luisa, Bruno and Pepa’s side of the the family

I think a series diving deeper into each family member's story and possibly even looking into some of the villagers would be great!

Id love for there to be an Encanto 2 showing the future, but having a mini disney+ series, furthering backstories and allowing each character to shine, would be awesome.

Every outcast knows what it is to be Bruno. Everyone loves you until you dare start doing or saying things that nobody likes. Then you are the "bad guy". Doesnt matter that what you said or did was meant as a warning and will inevitably come to pass. Trying to protect them simply makes you look like you are doing it on purpose.

Loving the editing at 8:43 lmao Also i will never not find interesting that the only people who didnt actively participate in We Dont Talk About Bruno are Julieta and her husband, Luisa, and Antonio. Though, granted, Isabela’s part of the song wasnt rlly bashing him either. And that the only non-Madrigal circling Mirabel at the end of the song is Senora Deadfish. As for the idea of a series, most if not all movies turned series ended up horribly. So if anything, I’d say just make Encanto a trilogy and end it at that. Encanto 2 could either focus more on Bruno, Camilo and Dolores as they never got their own songs or on Dolores and Mariano’s kids aka the next generation.

If we get a sequel to this movie i hope he rebuilds his connection with the part of the family he knew and stregthen a bond with family he does not know as well as one day finding someone to love or if he chooses to stay single that's good too.

I really enjoy the character of Bruno Madrigal and at the same time I always feel sorry for him for the majority of the film on how his family and the townsfolk treat him as a "bad omen" due to his future visions and ends up being treated as the black sheep by everyone except Mirabel, her parents (Julieta & Agustín), Luisa, Antonio, Félix and to a degree Dolores and Isabela. Secondly, Bruno really loves and cares for his family including his niece Mirabel Madrigal which he did defend her during the films climax, it's just that Abuela Alma only saw the worst aspects in Bruno which caused him to be shunned away.

More people need to focus on Bruno's role in the Madrigal family and the movie's story in general because considering the ritual we see, the difficulty to use his power is clear. However, the flowers in Isabela's image of her door indicate that even if your power is difficult to use, the Encanto grants some understanding of the power, as Antonio's power also indicates. Bruno's disconnection makes sense but I wouldn't have any trouble believing that Abuela ordered the movement of his door when his gifts seemed to only bring burdens.

Bruno sacrificed alot for Mirabel. He shunned himself away just to protect her from the family, because he doesn't want her to be treated the same as him. His selfless act shows that he deeply cares for his family.

I love how the only time Dolores talks/sings about him it's present tense. She knows he's somewhere in the house but she can't tell anyone else though. It makes me wonder if at sometime Dolores had gone to find him in secret and didn't tell anyone, or if she tried to ignore it out of fear from her family.

First, I love Bruno, he is my favorite character, his story is so sad.

Not necessarily about Bruno. But I find it interesting how Abuela never saw Mirabel as good enough, considering that Mirabel is basically just like Abuela (No gift, but a protector of the miracle, and has such a strong connection to the house and family). It makes me think that Abuela always saw herself in Mirabel, and that was the reason that Mirabel could never be "enough" for Abuela is due to the fact that Abuela never saw herself as enough for her family or her town (hence all of the control and anxiety surrounding giving back to the community)

If we get a Disney+ series, one of the plots needs to be Bruno finding love and better yet if the person he falls for is an outsider like his brother-in-law.

It's not his fault, if his gift made him the black sheep of the family. Can you really blame him for warning people, of future events. And then when it happens, they blame him for it occurring. Like he cursed them. Just like Pokemon Absol, who warned people, but then gets blamed when it actually happens.

also: bruno having green has his main colour, when in disney movies the colour green meaning villian, something the family talks him about as throughout the movie and in this song. but hes the complete opposite of that. green also isnt a primary colour non like the rest of the family who does have primary colours.

Bruno was the messenger, not the harbinger. He's like Absol, he warns of danger to mitigate damage from disaster, rather than cause harm. He warns of the storm, and others hated him for telling them the storm existed and was coming

the fact that he left his tower, left his family just for Mirabel... I love his backstory, the same as this video. Thank youuu

I still find it odd that despite the Madrigal triplets always being seen in the order Pepa, Bruno, and Julieta, that the directors have stated the correct order is Julieta, Pepa, and Bruno.

Although Bruno can predict everyone’s future, he couldn’t predict his own. He made those choices himself.

There should be a sequel and a series! There's more than enough content for both!

As I have watched the family, and at the part where the song was being shown about Bruno, I KNEW he wasn't evil.

Personally, I would want to see an Encanto animated series, like what they did with Tangled.

Dolores's sand sounds timed with bruno throwing salt over his shoulder is brilliant xD

Bruno is clearly atypical and his role shows how atypical people are treated especially in dysfunctional families. He is by far my most favorite character besides Luisa. He was spousified by Abuella and I hated that he was the one apologizing at the end of the movie. They should have apologized to him and I hope in the second movie they do. Bruno’s visions are also affected by the family dynamics. He confused Isabella for Abuela because Isabella was the golden child. And being atypical, some atypical people are hated for taking things very literally or for saying something with emotional tact, and so his gift for seeing the future is a representation of that dynamic. Bruno is such a good character and being the scapegoat he tried to protect the family from behind the scenes, by fixing the cracks.

So from all the predications Bruno made that from Isabella sounded the most positive: “He told me that the life of my dreams Would be promised, and someday be mine He told me that my power would grow Like the grapes that thrive on the vine” I can’t help but wonder that he said the complete opposite and that Isabella got so scared that she will loose her perfection and fabricated her version. Like I think he said that she will marry but never be happy if she continued with it. And that one day her “inner” sunshine will burn out so that the “plants” can never grow… Anyway love this video!

I could see both a second movie and a show happening. A show first then a another movie that jumps into the future to show Mirabel (Forgive spelling if wrong) taking up the candle

Bruno was a such a good man, but he always never leaves his family and he loves his family. So how does Bruno's goes disappearance or leaving the Casita???

Bruno is such a sweetheart period. He loves his family, his sisters, his nieces and nephews, he saved Mirabel from being outed by her own family. He deserves the best uncle awards!!

Re: your idea of Encanto or the Madrigals getting a Disney+ series: I've noticed on my like 10 watches of Encanto that a lot of the Madrigals share similar interests like animals, performing/comedy, cooking, and plants, and how some of the gifts are also very useful for when people need help but don't know how to help. So what if who had the gifts got a little....fluid? example: One morning, Julietta wakes up feeling a little different. On her way to the kitchen, she leaves herbs and wildflowers sprouting in her wake. The arepas are still delicious, but Abuela's joints still ache until she eats the one made by Luisa that day. Abuela starts to sink back into her old habits and a cloud forms overhead with a warning clap of thunder. One day Agustine doesn't just hear Antonio talking to the jaguar, but what the jaguar says back too. Bruno starts shapeshifting with Comillo (or Comillo decides who he wants to be and his gift changes). But it doesn't have to be just the family either. A young man with depression finds raindrops on his cheeks so his family will know to talk to him about what's going on and help support him. A mother is able to protect her children during a rockslide with Luisa's strength. I'm just torn on if I would want Mirabel to suddenly start having visions of the future, or if they should just make her being the new Candle canon if it isn't already.