I think they mostly did the color coded family thing because it makes it easier for people to understand who belongs where on the family tree. A bit of visual shorthand because they have so many characters.
I agree, I think they did the color code family thing so it would make it easier for people to tell who belongs where on the family tree. Makes it less confusing
One really cool note on the colors of the families clothing.. So Mirabel, her sister Louisa and her mom and dad are all in shades of blue. But Isabella, also Mirabel's sister, is in pink. This is to tie in to the fact that she's Abuela's favorite, as Abuela is wearing red. In "What Else Can I Do" Isabella stops trying to be perfect and what her Abuela wants her to be, and just starts acting like herself and expressing her true self. In the song, she splashes a variety of pollen all over her dress.. and by the end of the song, all of the pollen had mixed together to make her dress a kindof dark shade of blue. When she stops trying to be the perfect child her Abuela is pressuring her to be, her colors match up with the rest of her siblings and parents, rather than her abuela. Theres so many little tiny details like this in this movie, every time you watch it you can notice something new if you really pay attention. It's so good.
I hadn’t noticed the colors because I’m not visual, but it makes perfect sense. Julieta’s family are all calm, focused, grounded… so they’re associated with blue. Pena’s family are all anxious, excitable, flighty and silly… so they’re associated with yellow. The colors represent their energy. Bruno is green because energy wise he’s in between them both.
@TheOneUH8 I think they’ve got problems. They just didn’t get songs about them. Delores’ gift causes her physical pain and she’s being asked to eavesdrop on her crush who her cousin is being married off to, and she has a massive secret that’s breaking her heart and she can’t do anything about it (don’t want to spoil that plot point). Camilo is narratively pointless, but in the family he’s the clown. He doesn’t have a strong sense of self and spends a lot of time being other people. I bet Abuela yells at him almost as much as Mirabel. Antonio is probably the most well adjusted, but he has his parents’ influence mixed with Mirabel’s strong influence.
The clothing colors represent the colors of the Colombian flag. Abuela is dressed in red. Also notice that Colombia is spelled out in flag colors on the wall near the village children.
Disney stated that the colour coding between the families is an intentional cue, to easily help differentiate the smaller family units, Julietta, Agustin and their daughters wear cool tones whilst Pepa, Félix and their children wear warmer tones. I’m unsure about Bruno though? But my take is that Bruno is primarily coloured in green which Disney has long associated with its villains (Scars eyes, Malificents fire etc etc) which is what Bruno is essentially made out to be throughout the film, however green is also symbolic of growth and renewal, which is what happens when he finds his way back into the family. Who knows though haha Something I’d also personally noted is Abuela Alma wears a Maroon/burgundy/Magenta mix which is often a mix of both warm and cool tones, (which as an artist and fashion graduate) I learned are also considered matriarchal/lead/motherly or authoritative colours. Which if you look back through previous and older animated Disney films at characters like ‘Matriarch’ the eldest elephant in the animated Dumbo, Queen Leah/Auroras mother in Sleeping Beauty, Lady Tremaine in Cinderella for example are all wearing colours within the Magenta/Maroon Spectrum. But that’s just my take on the theory for Abuelas colours haha.
My take is that the green colour is based on emeralds, for which Colombia is known for, and which former indigenous groups local to Colombia used to "see the future".
If you decide to react to more of the Encanto songs, but haven't seen the movie yet, please DO NOT react to 'Dos Oruguitas' or 'All of You' until you see the full movie. They are the last songs for a good reason. They have MAJOR spoilers for the end of the film. If you want an authentic first view of the movie you can record your reaction to 'Dos Oruguitas' and 'All of You' while you watch the whole movie. That way we get your first reaction and you don't spoil the movie for yourself. Believe me, it is worth watching! 😄
So excited you are getting into these Encanto reactions! Really great songs, color, and lyrics! The culture is so strong and meaningful! Thanks for your reaciton!
It's a brilliant movie, music Nd lyrics written by lin Manuel miranda, the guy responsible for writing Hamilton and moana, amongst more. And mirabel, the girl who sang here, is voiced by the woman who plays Rosa in brooklyn 99... I can't get my head around that bit at all...
Next should be Waiting on a miracle, you have done Bruno, Luisa, Isabella, and the family introduction song. Waiting on a miracle is Maribell's song. Then you got the grandmother's song which is in Spanish and starts with the word Dos. But I ain't going to try spelling the second word I'd just mess it up. And finally the song All of me, which is the last song of the movie.
I think he said in another reaction that he's waiting to react to all of the songs then he will watch the movie. Then we get a true reaction to the songs. I would have never thought of that lol. I havent watched it and hope he can find a way that we can watch it together. I think a few reactors have watched it on patreon with their patrons but I'm not 100% sure. A movie night would be fun
Now you should watch the movie... Lin really hit this one out of the park though poor Sebastian (his son) is thoroughly done with hearing We Don't Talk About Bruno lol.
@patrol these are great. I looked up the songs and there are 32 songs in the movie. HOLY COW!!!! A few are really short tho. You better get going on these reactions lol
I think they mostly did the color coded family thing because it makes it easier for people to understand who belongs where on the family tree. A bit of visual shorthand because they have so many characters.
I agree, I think they did the color code family thing so it would make it easier for people to tell who belongs where on the family tree. Makes it less confusing
They actually always do that since Snow White probably, it’s called character development
i love how the more the kids pushed mirabel to talk about her gift the song kept speeding up creating that extra tension.
One really cool note on the colors of the families clothing.. So Mirabel, her sister Louisa and her mom and dad are all in shades of blue. But Isabella, also Mirabel's sister, is in pink.
This is to tie in to the fact that she's Abuela's favorite, as Abuela is wearing red. In "What Else Can I Do" Isabella stops trying to be perfect and what her Abuela wants her to be, and just starts acting like herself and expressing her true self. In the song, she splashes a variety of pollen all over her dress.. and by the end of the song, all of the pollen had mixed together to make her dress a kindof dark shade of blue.
When she stops trying to be the perfect child her Abuela is pressuring her to be, her colors match up with the rest of her siblings and parents, rather than her abuela.
Theres so many little tiny details like this in this movie, every time you watch it you can notice something new if you really pay attention. It's so good.
She's actually wearing purple
@@BlenderMadness yeah, I was about to comment that too.
Her dress ain't pink lmao
@@violetclover1224 purple, whatever, the point still remains lol.
Lavender is a purple that's close to pink.
Also, other languages place the boarders between colours at different places.
I hadn’t noticed the colors because I’m not visual, but it makes perfect sense. Julieta’s family are all calm, focused, grounded… so they’re associated with blue. Pena’s family are all anxious, excitable, flighty and silly… so they’re associated with yellow. The colors represent their energy. Bruno is green because energy wise he’s in between them both.
Its like sun and moon
@TheOneUH8 I think they’ve got problems. They just didn’t get songs about them. Delores’ gift causes her physical pain and she’s being asked to eavesdrop on her crush who her cousin is being married off to, and she has a massive secret that’s breaking her heart and she can’t do anything about it (don’t want to spoil that plot point). Camilo is narratively pointless, but in the family he’s the clown. He doesn’t have a strong sense of self and spends a lot of time being other people. I bet Abuela yells at him almost as much as Mirabel. Antonio is probably the most well adjusted, but he has his parents’ influence mixed with Mirabel’s strong influence.
The clothing colors represent the colors of the Colombian flag. Abuela is dressed in red. Also notice that Colombia is spelled out in flag colors on the wall near the village children.
Good point! Really adds to the isolation for green Bruno and Mirabel
Disney stated that the colour coding between the families is an intentional cue, to easily help differentiate the smaller family units, Julietta, Agustin and their daughters wear cool tones whilst Pepa, Félix and their children wear warmer tones. I’m unsure about Bruno though? But my take is that Bruno is primarily coloured in green which Disney has long associated with its villains (Scars eyes, Malificents fire etc etc) which is what Bruno is essentially made out to be throughout the film, however green is also symbolic of growth and renewal, which is what happens when he finds his way back into the family. Who knows though haha
Something I’d also personally noted is Abuela Alma wears a Maroon/burgundy/Magenta mix which is often a mix of both warm and cool tones, (which as an artist and fashion graduate) I learned are also considered matriarchal/lead/motherly or authoritative colours. Which if you look back through previous and older animated Disney films at characters like ‘Matriarch’ the eldest elephant in the animated Dumbo, Queen Leah/Auroras mother in Sleeping Beauty, Lady Tremaine in Cinderella for example are all wearing colours within the Magenta/Maroon Spectrum. But that’s just my take on the theory for Abuelas colours haha.
My take is that the green colour is based on emeralds, for which Colombia is known for, and which former indigenous groups local to Colombia used to "see the future".
@@natalyarciniegaspalacio7621 That’s beautiful I didn’t know that! Thank you ☺️
If you decide to react to more of the Encanto songs, but haven't seen the movie yet, please DO NOT react to 'Dos Oruguitas' or 'All of You' until you see the full movie. They are the last songs for a good reason. They have MAJOR spoilers for the end of the film. If you want an authentic first view of the movie you can record your reaction to 'Dos Oruguitas' and 'All of You' while you watch the whole movie. That way we get your first reaction and you don't spoil the movie for yourself. Believe me, it is worth watching! 😄
So excited you are getting into these Encanto reactions! Really great songs, color, and lyrics! The culture is so strong and meaningful! Thanks for your reaciton!
It is amazing!
The songs are beautiful and the movie has beautiful message.
I watched The movie 4 times and I pick some differents things everytime.
I loved the utter confusion at the mirabel didnt get a gift part
It's a brilliant movie, music Nd lyrics written by lin Manuel miranda, the guy responsible for writing Hamilton and moana, amongst more. And mirabel, the girl who sang here, is voiced by the woman who plays Rosa in brooklyn 99... I can't get my head around that bit at all...
Next should be Waiting on a miracle, you have done Bruno, Luisa, Isabella, and the family introduction song. Waiting on a miracle is Maribell's song. Then you got the grandmother's song which is in Spanish and starts with the word Dos. But I ain't going to try spelling the second word I'd just mess it up. And finally the song All of me, which is the last song of the movie.
Dos Orugitas (two little caterpillars)
Hahahaha "whaddya mean she didn't get one ... What?!"😂😂😂😂 A fair reaction. Watch the film though 😉
And it's a soft helpless what also.😂
I think he said in another reaction that he's waiting to react to all of the songs then he will watch the movie. Then we get a true reaction to the songs. I would have never thought of that lol. I havent watched it and hope he can find a way that we can watch it together. I think a few reactors have watched it on patreon with their patrons but I'm not 100% sure. A movie night would be fun
Now you should watch the movie... Lin really hit this one out of the park though poor Sebastian (his son) is thoroughly done with hearing We Don't Talk About Bruno lol.
Now you need to listen waiting on a miracle 😭.
Oh I really really really eanna watch this Movie together. So much to talk about! Love the theme.
you look so sad after all the songs end lmao. you need to react to the whole movie. It's great
Do also "waiting on a miracle" a direct follow-up to this one
@patrol these are great. I looked up the songs and there are 32 songs in the movie. HOLY COW!!!! A few are really short tho. You better get going on these reactions lol
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Please do a reaction video of Voice Play singing We Don't Talk About Bruno. They are fantastic.
From Disney+ starring the Madrigal family
You have to do a reaction to "We Don't Talk About Bruno". It's the greatest song of the whole lot.
ruclips.net/video/TPd1m9Iz9Nc/видео.html
@@PatrolNation Oh you did! Thanks for the link.
barely speak, outstanding reaction
React to A waiting on a miracle
There is also waiting on a Miracle, dos Oruguitas, all of you and Colombia mi encanto
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great family movie mate hehe
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:-)
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