I laughed so hard xD

Kids are so ruthless😂

honestly!!!! It repeats in my head 400x a day!

Emotional Damage

mine is “I cant say we don’t have a house? What is that? Not a house” 😭😭

I agree

The abuela does as well

@@juanitacanon3120 Abuela is more on giving commands/order while Mirabel converses with casita.

I feel like sh makes up for not having a magical gift by being more in touch with the house's magic.

@@DevilZrain Or maby that is her gift. Her touch with the family and casita

Yess, i love how it showed that generational trauma is healed with compassion, and acknowledged that just because you love your family it doesn't make you incapable of causing harm.

A thousand times yes!!!

Yes yes yes!! I'm currently the Mirabel in the family. Breaking generational traumas stops with me.

I feel the same with my grandma this movie hit so close to home

It's about the healing of generational trauma. About how the trauma and pain one family member goes through and how they cope with it can send ripples down through the generations.

While I agree it’s great to see SB’s real personality in her character, Rosa is far from one-dimensional, especially in the later seasons.

not one dimensional but a whole different person

Rosa one dimensional? Ok

Rosa was soft spoken in the first few episodes! People forget that. I think they decided to change her character a bit after they filmed the pilot because Stephanie legitimately used her real voice at the start!😂

I knew i recognised that voice and face from somewhere, but I couldn't figure it out... 😂

some that I didn't know very well but with GREAT voice like Yatra.

They were not colombians xc

@@diana914roam not colombians? Get lost

@@diana914roam Most of the cast was Colombian so...

I mean... They do it most of the times if you have hard times noticing it

Yeah I feel like most of the best titles on Disney/Pixar either don’t have a villain or have a minor source of conflict that is just means to an end (like Finding Nemo’s Darla) is good cause they actually take time to develop the characters instead.

YES!!!!!

I have seen arguments that the villain is technically Bruno or Abuela, but neither of them are evil people, it's just a very natural family conflict

@@icantthinkofanything798 i don't agree at all, Bruno is shown has someone who loves and protects the family, and Abuela despiste being tuff wishes the best for the family, again family business and conflicts, but no villain. If Bruno or Abuela somehow were thought to be more bad and in the end understand their mistake, i'm very glad it was not exactly like that. Yes in the end Abuela understand she did not do things in the best way, but she never meant no harm, things developed like in any normal family. And the song under the surface, man, when i thought disney could not top itself on a song, so addictive in a good way :).

@@icantthinkofanything798 Exactly. Abuela is the driving force of the conflict but she really isn't the villain. She was still a very caring matriarch that lost her understanding of how important it is that she has an amazing family at all. It's just an added bonus that they have powers, it's not the miracle itself.

I want a Disney film that treats South Africa with as much passion as this

@@MillarVideoProductions Lion king, twice, best Disney movie of all time, best soundtrack of all Disney movies, best Disney song of all time (Circle of life). Represented all of Africa.

Your comment made me realise (very very VERY late!) that all the other gifted family members opened their doors to their own special room of their magic, but Mirabel opened the door to the whole family!!! I'm so mindblowned right now I can't even be embarrassed for only piecing it together now! 😍😂

@@freddygalis1497 The Lion King didn't have human characters, though... Not the same

i'm also south african! i love this movie so much :))

Need to know more about colombian music

@@BryanAM7 I mean yeah, that’s the whole point??? You wanna gate keep Colombian music so that no one can express love and appreciation for it??? Weird flex but okay

@@GOTHhamlet I don’t really know the intent of their comment, but it could have been “man, these songs are good, I need to learn more about Colombian music,” rather than a trying to tell someone they’re uneducated.

@@BJK-hp1bk i thought that too, it seems to be more of a bluntly-worded assertion rather than anything malicious. obviously we may never know but i'm just saying i agree lol.

Facts!!! I freacking love it

YES! It felt the realisation and the fix was rushed at the end.

@@seannyyx I agree with you!

@@seannyyx I agree with you too

Agreed. I would just love to see more of the family. Especially Camilo, Dolores, and Bruno.

@@screamingthroughtime6257 I also felt that we needed a little more screen time for "bonding" between Bruno and Mirabel. I mean okay, he's her uncle and she's his niece, they know each other, but they were never close to each other, because he had left when she was little. So, I believe we needed more time for them to get to know each other better...

A total BOP! 😍

It have the same base of "Havana" by Camila Cabello 😅

Yes I completely agree with you!!!

FACTS! I love that song so much and have been singing it and listening to it since.

Yeah I can't stop listening 😭

I think Pepa also had a breakthrough, it was quick but Bruno told her that she just needed to 'let it go' and just feel emotions and what will be will be, that she could control her weather by not being afraid of messing up the weather. It felt very frozen-esque lol

Well, even if you gave each character 12 minutes to explore their arch, that’s already a 144 minute movie. I think they did great with the time they had, and would love to see a second!

It needed an extra hour I feel like Ik it's a animated movies and those are really hard to make And it a short and sweet movie about family

The music was really good, but it all felt a bit sudden and abrupt. I know that's the charm of musical movies, just everyone bursting into a song... but unfortunely Encanto didn't make the unnatural musical charm... natural. The story also seemed a bit rushed.

I think it would have been a great mini series.

I think abuela is the house and she didn't want to give her power after seeing the prophesy.

@@damaskito thissssss. And it ended up backfiring

@@damaskito she never sees the prophecy though because Bruno broke it before anyone saw it

@@peewee8964 I think she is inheriting Abuela's gift.

u right

honestly the culture is so amazing!

I hope disney make a movie base on indonesia,beacuse indonesia had a lot of culture,when I say a lot,I mean a LOT

@@Umardoesart they sort of did when making Raya since she is based off of Southeast Asian culture

I wish they would make a movie based on African culture and maybe even Arab culture (they made Aladdin which is amazing but it’s based on Aladdin rather than an actual Disney Princess)

@@maryamashraf5547 but raya is based off of SEA culture not specifically indonesia(or any other SEA country), so i think it would be better if like coco or encanto just focus on one culture not try to mix in so many at once

Right. That shit is so impressive

It is impressive and to not even interract with the cast in person its surreal. Another movie that was made through zooms and at home was "raya and the last dragon"

Also Luca for the three whole years was created through zoom too! CRAZY!

@@jazminsanchez6237 or Sing 2. I know ScarJo did a lot of it from home

shows that working online can result in great things! this is a new generation, the pandemic is allowing us to utilizing things which we otherwise wouldn’t have. it’s great.

good, learn spanish with me, keep writing.

i definitely cried over dos oruguitas too. i was able to pull out phrases and words i understood and it only made me cry harder. it’s so good

It is true and if you see the lyrics in Spanish taking into account what happened in Colombia with the debrisings it will destroy you even more. This song is so deep and made me cry

I. Can’t listen to that song without crying

@@skylarg5233 i don’t speak Spanish but I watched it on Disney plus and it had translated the lyrics on the subtitles so I knew the story of that song and wow it made me cry

I had to look up the behind the scenes footage because my brain absolutely could not comprehend that Maribel is somehow the same person as Rosa. Goes to show just how talented she is.

Mirabel i think..

its mirabel lol

@@bbbcherie thank you for pointing that out i was so excited i didnt see that right away lmao

@@ljsebastian9432 its alr i was excited too

they also show Bruno just kind of THERE, being FINE, clearly not a bad guy I find that also kind of ruins the mystery about him they build up in the movie

@@arcryves2630 I would argue that him not being a bad guy in reality fits with the theme of family expectations. He's not evil, he's very severely misunderstood because of assumptions everyone makes about him and how he can see the future while everyone else can't. His power of prophecy has given him a not-so-favorable reputation in the community as well as with the Madrigals, and the purpose that Abuela Alma puts on the Madrigals is that they're supposed to use their special gifts to help people. Would you say that telling someone that their fish would die, that they would gain weight, and that they would lose their hair is considered helping? I wouldn't think so. This is why he's shunned by the family and by the community: because he failed to fulfill his purpose that is helping others using his gift. Bruno's prophecies always come true (because his gift is literally seeing into the future), and thus when the future he sees is bad, they blame him for it happening because they think that him saying it to them is jinxing it. It's like Absol from Pokemon. In case you aren't aware, the Pokemon Absol can sense when bad weather's about to happen and, out of pure intention, goes to the community that will be affected in order to warn them; but most of the time he's shunned and even hated by the people because they see his coming as a bad omen and thus his coming jinxes the entire place whenever he comes. Because of Bruno's power of prophecy and the bleak future ahead, not only do the people shun and refuse to talk about him, but the Madrigals feel that he's disappointed them and failed his purpose to help the people. These expectations pin him down to a very uncomfortable spot, and he can't do anything about it-- he's been asked about the future before, and he simply told them what he saw. When your future is bleak and there's nothing to be done about it, who else could you blame for your unfortunate circumstance-to-be besides the messenger who told you what would come to pass? It's human nature to look for something or someone to blame for the bad things that have affected you, and no more is it shown than with Bruno.

@@adlirez but as a viewer we are supposed to be left wondering until it is confirmed, thats what makes the message strike a chord. So spoiling it is kind of unfortunate. That is my entire point, I saw the movie 4 times I know he's not a bad guy and I know the messages and themes.

Well I watched this trailer a month ago and forgot about what the trailer is all about when I watched Encanto yesterday 😂. So for me it didn't spoil everything 🤣

This is why I never watch trailers if I can help it. It’s now how I decide to watch a. Movie anyway. So, I did have that tense moment, and I knew nothing about Bruno. I agree now, knowing they put that in the trailer, it was better that I didn’t know.

Disney has literally only done movies around various cultures. Mulan, Aladin, Moana, frozen, lion king, and the list goes on. There are probably some others , but I can't think of any Disney studios movies movies based in America other than princess and the frog. Disney has literally always been open to other cultures in their movies.

@@_DallinStephens_ true. A better statement would be to hope Disney makes more movies about another latin culture. Like Brazilian for example since they speak another language. Or from Central America.

I'm half Peruvian but I was thrilled to see they were making a Latin American (South American) musical Disney movie. It's like we're all being represented in a small way and I appreciate it.

@@jazzedaboutcheese Umm no. Is a Colombian representation, not Latin. Latinos are called like that bc we live in Latin America but every country has its own culture so dont confuse.

@gabriel raspatelly yeah but still is not a representation of all latinos. I cant identify with a culture that is not mine but I can identify with the characters bc they are relatable.

Right? When i watch trailer i thought she will go to adventure somwhere far away, but the whole movie takes place in their home.

@@wiktoriag3616 Also the river.. which isn't too far from their home too

Because of covid right? Disney teaches us to stay at home.

I loved that aspect! So many times protagonists go on these long quests away from their origins, which is entertaining and important, but its not the only way to show character development. Its equally as important to show a character going on important mental journey's while being surrounded by family and still being in their home.

At first it was thought that Mirabel would go with Abuela Alma away from town and see technology and things like that, but they scrapped the idea and I'm glad they did.

Abuela does have a door, her gift and burden is being the leader of her comunity.

same theory here. I was thinking maybe the reason she never got her door that day was that there can only be one door and it's already occupied by Abuela. But once the candle burned out (what was once the source of the miracle), that role was transferred to the house. Mirabel's affinity with the house and how the front door glowed made me believe she's now taken over Abuela's gift.

@@damaskito I was gonna say I thought her “gift” is the candle that birthed madrigal so she’s technically the matriarch of the village since she’s the founder

I do think you’re right but for different reasons Maribel is able to connect with her relatives and siblings. Which is an important communication skill in leadership imo!

She got her door in the end which was the house's actual main door. They were all in that door but she was in the front probably because she will be the next Matriarch and the leader of the village.

it’s worse, it’s absolutely torture being the oldest daughter in a latino household

Yes. Most likely she does. That’s the nature of being the older sibling

@@bea-xs3us Amen to that!!!

I have no Latin roots, but I'm an eldest sister in an African household and let me tell you, that song was exactly how it goes. Maybe even toned down to the experiences of an eldest daughter.

Isabella is the oldest sister but with different pressure/expectations than Luisa. Isabelle is meant to be perfect and make her family proud image especially through marriage. And Luisa has expectation and pressure too but through her strength and physical capabilities

yesss omg it did. i was wondering who it was reminding me of. def shakira!

exactly

yupp

Ojos Así still my favorite single of hers to this day, 90s Shakira was something special.

Yea. I was dying to know what Luisa’s, Camilo’s, Dolores’ and Pepa’s rooms looked like!!! I wanted to knooooow

I really wanted to see more lore on the magic of the "miracle," too!

I would love to see another encanto movie because I feel like there's so much potential, so much characters and stories to explore and create.

@@shadinetoile yeah, so many unanswered questions and plot potentials 😩

I wanted to see Camilo’s room so badly!!

I thought her gift was the house if I'm being honest. You can see the house cracking at parts where she's stressed or when the house breaks entirely like her heart got broken after she was told off that she's the one breaking the family apart. Also because of the concept art, her emotions would display throughout the house. Abuela built the house and Mirabel is the personality of the house

I feel like Mirabel doesn’t have a gift because she is the gift. I think she’s a gift to her family. A physical reminder that they’re more than their gifts and that they can love and be loved and contribute even if they weren’t given any magical gifts at all. She’s the reminder that they were a family before they were given the encanto, and that they should cherish and protect each other.

Brb crying

Also she is able to connect to the village, because she is one of them.

I feel like not enough people talk about how Abuela's door literally just says Abuela, and what that could mean for Mirabel. Its not her name, and presumably she wouldn't have even been an Abuela when she first got that room. It's her 'legacy' as the matriarch instead. Maybe Mirabel couldn't get a door because, as said, she's going to inherit Abuela's 'gift' of preserving the Encanto, but also because she couldn't be the new matriarch when the title was already taken? Having two 'Abuela' doors would be confusing, after all, especially when one of them is only five.

Yes and the dancing. Amazing 💃🕺💃💃💃

I knooow! I love Surface Pressure so much and I totally saw Lin's style in this. I also wished they would have talked about her.

same here i just wish they used more colombian actors yk like we didn't get to hear that gorgeous colombian accent that i love so much

Omg yessss I wish she had her own song too !!!

I totally agree with you, Dolores has an amazing voice.

Me tooo!! I feel like some of the characters didn’t get enough lines like Camilo he was so cool !! but yeah I agree I want to see more of their personalities.

I'd like to see more of Camilo's and Bruno's interactions with the family, and Bruno's reactions as each niece and nephew was born and received their gift (both before he "left" and while he was looking from behind the family tree)!

I want an animated series more tbh. Like what they did with Tangled.

@@tgbluewolf that last part broke me. seeing bruno interact with family behind the walls would be so heartbreaking to see.

A series on Disney+ would be amazing, I watched this with my 6 year old daughter. We laughed together and felt Mirabel’s heartbreak together.

Same I love that song!

I felt like Mirabel as well. Thank you Lin Manuel,cast,crew everyone who participate on this amazing movie, We love you guys ❤

*Colombia

Que hubo, Russia! 🇨🇴/🇷🇺

Colombia** not Columbia.

Same here! I didn't expect much but the moment that little girl said Mirabel's gift was being in denial, I knew the movie going forward was going to be funny and amazing!

It's *Colombia, dear, thank you for loving this movie 😊😊❤❤

YES 👏🏽👏🏽 as a Colombian it made me really happy 🥰

What are you talking about? Adassa's parents are 100% Colombians. You are here just to rob credits that don't belong to neither Mexico o Puerto Rico. She never said such line, th¡ef and l¡er!

@@inolvidable. you’re trippin, when did she say anything about Adassa not being Colombian? She was talking about herself saying she’s Mexican and Puertorican but still loved the movie

@@inolvidable. They never said anything about Adassa not being Colombian. Read the comment right before coming at someone.

@Vane Reads He did the voice of a small character, but it was like 3 seconds xd

Bruno, Camilo, Pepa and Felix.

@King Pistachion my favorite characters are Bruno and Camilo 😁.