*ENCANTO* (2021) Reaction PART 2 is really emotional | Latina reacts in spanish
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Encanto is a 2021 American computer-animated musical fantasy comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The 60th film produced by the studio, Encanto was directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard, co-directed by Charise Castro Smith who co-wrote the screenplay with Bush, and produced by Yvett Merino and Clark Spencer, with original songs written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. 
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I love the fact that the reaction is in Spanish. I do not know the language but I really appreciate watching a Colombian react to this movie in their own language. Love from Turkey ❤️
Yeah I like that too.😁 I think it's a lot cooler when its done that way.
Same
Same, Love from Germany
I love the fact that Disney didn't outright villainize the grandma. She was someone lost in her own pain and trying to keep her family from going through what she went through. She was in the wrong, but she was still person with a good heart.
@L2 Sentinel I think it's even more nuanced than saying it's Alma's fault because it's what Mirabel says that finally breaks everything open. Before that she wasn't as bad as Alma but she was not a great sister. She was too focused on her own pain over not having a gift. So much so that she couldn't see how much pain her sisters' gifts caused them. Not as bad as Alma but parallel.
Which is why the part between both of them is so wonderful, you can hurt your family even though you have the best of intentions. Neither Alma nor Mirabel want to hurt their family but that doesn't change that happened. What matters is figuring out how to fix things when you realise the damage you've caused. Both of them needed to learn the same lesson about expectations and being more supportive to the entire family.
I think Mirabel's gift was always her connection to the house and her leadership and empathy. She didn't get a special room because the whole house belonged to her. She and her Abuela both had this gift; they were the only ones shown to understand what Casita wanted and directly tell it what to do. Most of the time they wanted the same things and it wasn't a problem, but when bad feelings grew too strong between the two of them, the house started to break apart.
@@rfresa I always took it as the candle and the house were...shall we call it the"spirit"?...of Abuelo Pedro. And it started breaking apart when the family started falling apart. That's why the vision Bruno was given was that Mirabel needed to give people hugs. But Abuela's cold words to Mirabel after she and Isabella finally had their breakthrough in their relationship was the "straw in the stack that broke the camel's back" for the Encanto. And the family and the town needed to hit rock bottom before they could build back stronger.
@@cupguin mirabel never hurt the family lmfao. Her pain wasn't just over having a gift, but over not being accepted BECAUSE she didn't have a gift. She tried to accept it but it was difficult when everybody keeps reminding you. Encanto is about dysfunctional famillies and abuse,and Mirabel is the "black sheep" of the family. If you're blaming her for being sad over her own struggles you're missing the point of the movie.
@L2 Sentinel THIS!! Alma had the whole community. I believe the most difficult conversation was between Alma and the leaders of the community where she had to rely on their trust in their miracle as a way to escape the violence and prosper.
Trust me, I understand your feelings. I cried for the same reasons: the real issues as well as the excellent storytelling. This is more than just a typical Disney movie; it is about the heart of a beautiful country. The meaning is deeper when you feel the true struggles, the good and the heartbreaking parts of this wonderful, diverse culture and history that is Colombia. "Encanto" is the best Disney film in the past decade.
I couldn't have said it better 👏 👏👏 I totally agree
@@OnceUponaReaction and yet there is still some shitheads (perdón por la grosería) who doesn't understand the true meaning of encanto even some colombians don't get it. I'm from Ecuador
I feel this actually the best Disney movie ever along the Lion King.
I live in Guatemala, and the story portrayed is so eerily familiar between the two countries No, I cannot watch it either without crying my eyes out. I loved listening to your Spanish, btw. You remind me so much of a Venezuelan friend of mine. Beautiful reaction to a beautiful movie.
Dos Oruguitas blindsided everyone, and I really hope it gets the Oscar.
The song deserves it.
It totally deserved it.
the song broke me, I have it on my playlist. it's incredible
As an Asian who lives basically halfway across the globe from Colombia and only has little knowledge on Colombian history, this reaction really helped me understand more about beautiful cultures of Colombia as well as the impact of political unrest of the country. Thank you for sharing your honest and personal reaction to us.
Is Colombia with oooo
@@johnescobar9951 Right. My bad. It is fixed
@@stellacollector thanks columbia with u is in USA is another place .Colombia with o is my country
I feel like many of us in latinoamerica have the same generational trauma about violence. I haven't suffered directly, but I'm Chilean and 30 years ago my country was in a dictatorship and my parents both went through a lot, specially my dad who ended up being a political prisoner. And God knows what they did to prisioners. I was in my mid 20s when I went to therapy and she made me realize how much it had affected me to learn what my dad went through, it was really a second hand trauma. My dad had to write it down for testimony and evidence a couple of decades ago and I found and read it when I was far too young, it messed me up for a long time.
And I'm lucky enough to still have my dad, he survived and worked to be a good dad and partner. Many didn't survive, or weren't able to live healthily after the horrors they survived. And like Chile, all southamerica has gone through so much shit. I think I love our cultures full of color, dancing and music bc it's full of light and happiness despite what the stereotype is. And I'm so happy that with Coco and now Encanto they're showing to families what we love and cherish about our countries. Culture and good representation is beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much for your message. I'm sorry your dad had to go through that, but I'm glad he's doing well now 🙂
Chile deserves a movie as well. Chileans are amazing and I'm so glad your dad survived. I hope things go better under the new president
@@mischr13 all or almost all Latinamerican countries deserve a movie in my opinion...we all have great culture and we all went through horrible situations like civil wars, dictatorship and more....
But we still happy and all that...
@@luciaortiz3933 💯!
@@luciaortiz3933 we all have really gone through some shit 😭 and we all have so much history, old and urban legends that would make for great ideas tbh. I think. I am not really a creative person lmao but someone could think of something! There's material!! 😂
I love that part when the villagers were blaming Bruno for their overeating, baldness and dead pets. LOL
😂😂😂ikr
This was a beautiful reaction, and it explains perfectly WHY representation matters. I don't take any joy in seeing you cry, but I'm glad that you got something so meaningful out of it.
Thank you so much for giving us a Colombian perspective on this movie. I'm not surprised that you cried so much, since you have a personal connection to the story, but it has touched so many millions of people with its relatable theme of generational trauma. If only everyone could be healed as Abuela Alma and her family were healed. I'm glad to be reminded of how beautiful Colombia is, because you're right - we're shown only the bad side, and not even a clear view of the real problems, but only a limited view. Every reaction I watch makes me see the movie a little differently. It's like Colombia is Bruno - misunderstood, bad-mouthed, and isolated, but actually full of joy and humour and kindness.
This was the reaction I didn't even know I needed. You added so much context to this movie for me. I'm sorry you cried so much but you should be proud. This was a beautiful reaction!!! And I even learned a little Spanish!
I’m from Chile and when I watched ‘Encanto’ I cried because as a latina I know that our continent is always under stereotypes and prejudices specially Colombia. You deserve a movie with colours, music, history, memory and love. ¡Sí sí Colombia!
The US gets stereotyped more, especially by Latin Americans and Europeans
I'm Colombian and I watched it in Japan... I cried so much! I'm the only Colombian in this city as far as I know, and I never thought to see to many things of my country in such accurate way... The grandma's style reminds me so much to my grandmother who is gone... Isabela reminds me of my older sister, I'd love to hug my mom like Mirabel does with Julieta, I'd give everything for a Sunday's morning eating for breakfast arepas, tamal y chocolate with my whole family, my father died the last year Corona and I couldn't return for the measures against the virus... I've not gone back for almost 4 years (the first 2 years for my master's course, The trip is so long and I though I could go back after my graduation on 2020's March, but when I had my ticket my country closed the borders, I got a job here more responsibilities, and I hope to finally go home at the beginning of the next year)....so you can't imagine how grateful and deeply moved I was watching this movie, to listen words in Spanish, to see wax palms, coffee plants, traditional dishes, tejo, Mongui's soccer balls, Caño cristales, my father's hometown traditional dress in Mirabel... My grandparents also had to leave their town and start from 0 near the capital, and generations had advanced slowly, my siblings and I have had the chance to get education etc because of them and our parents, because of their hard work... I just keep crying listening the mixture of joropo and bambuco during the credits and that beautiful message in Spanish "en agradecimiento al pueblo de Colombia" while showing small drawings of wayuus, el carnaval de Barranquilla, la catedral de Bogotá.... And so on... I got Disney+ to watch it in English and Spanish... I just love it, I'm used to be told stupid questions about drug and narcos by other foreigners and when they do it the first tI've they know me I just cut relations with them, but those are the only things they know because of news, Netflix and Hollywood and they have not has the curiosity to "see more" so, I'm absolutely happy that Disney showed so much more and invite people to not just judge by stereotypes.
This was really lovely to watch! Very much enjoyed you reacting to the Spanish dub. ❤️ As you probably knew, both “Colombia Mi Encanto” and “Dos Oruguitas” were also sung in Spanish in the original English dub. What you might not have known is that Abuela, Felix, Julieta, Pepa, and Mariano had the same Spanish and English voice cast. I love it in animation when multilingual actors get to play their roles in multiple dubs! ❤️
I think it may have been Pepa that did hers in Italian too.
This movie represents so many of us. My parents left El Salvador in the 80’s because of a 12 year civil war that ended in 1992. They went through so much here in the US because they were undocumented and didn’t speak English. I’m very grateful for everything they’ve done and all the sacrifices they made. But just like the movie, they do put certain pressures and expectations that are hard to live up to.
In the song "We don't talk about Bruno": at first watch, Isabella's part seem out of place as everyone is complaining about bad visions but hers seem to be something good. Even her background music seems to break the pace/mood of the song. Only after hearing her side that we find out that her part in the song isn't that far off from the other's concerns as she is also complaining about the visions because she is sick of being typecast as the perfect golden child.
Yup, it’s very heartbreaking, it’s almost as if ironically Bruno’s vision for her was the worst. She had in her head for years that she would have a happy life in the end, and since all she wants to do is to make Abuela proud, she didn’t even question or consider if she could break away from the things that her family because she might not want them. She doesn’t know herself or her powers before her song. Just the persona that made her family and the town proud of her.
" Even her background music seems to break the pace/mood of the song." Also each character breaks into their own chorus around the table and Bruno's vision. This was intentionally done as in music, thats what the word "Madrigal" means. Its very well done.
I actually got a different reading from Isabella's part. Near the climax of the song, Isabella can be heard repeating "I'll be okay" to herself as she prepares for the engagement dinner. I took that to mean that even though she wasn't feeling it with Mariano, her uncle's vision for her was something she was holding onto with hope, because she knew that eventually she would have the life of her dreams. I think it was one of the few things keeping her sane in her high-pressure perfectionist life.
That said, I'm not disagreeing with your read. Just offering an alternative perspective! I think your read is a very good one as well.
Isabella's "Life of my dreams" is not the one she's living in the middle of the story. It one day will be. And her power will grow like the grapes (not like the flower, which would have been the obvious rhyme with "power"), and on climbing vines, too. Bruno saw what else Isa could do and be.
@@jasond2334 Did he? Bruno may not have known what Isabela wanted - how could he, if Isabela herself didn't know? We know he saw Mariano's proposal, because he told Dolores the man of her dreams would be betrothed to another. If Bruno couldn't see through the mask to know Isabela didn't actually want that life...
But even if he did, Isabela may not have known that. She may have been saying that she hated Bruno's vision for her as much as everyone else, because oh look the life of her dreams would be hers and was this it? Was she trapped, with no way out? But of course, that's something you would never pick up on the first time you watch the movie.
This movie has so many layers, so many twists, so many small details going on. Everyone involved in this movie did a truly amazing job.
Colombia is beautiful and Encanto is truly a nice tribute to that country. The music, the colors, the mannerisms of people in this movie all paint the picture of what a wonderful culture you have.
Love from Slovenia
I’m the offspring of all-American and all-Colombian families, so it made me really happy to see such an amazing movie being made the bridged my two worlds together. I knew this movie would be very special for you, but I didn’t know it would effect you in the sense that it was the first time you saw positive representation of Colombia instead of just the violence there. I want to let you know that I’ve lived in Colombia two times in my life and I never felt the sense that there was any danger around me. I’m fact, I was surprised when I later found out that Colombia suffers from violence. I had a happy time living there and I thought you should know that since you’re so effected by people only knowing the bad sides of your country. Every country has its dark aspects but you should never let it discourage you. I’m visiting my family in Colombia right now and I’m having a wonderful time as always.
Don’t ever give up on your home country. I know you guys face harsh realities to this day but I also know that Colombia will recover from all of it stronger than ever because your country is beautiful and resilient. With all the positive recognition you guys are getting with increased tourism and a beloved Disney movie, it’s only a sign of what’s to come. So don’t give up, because it will get better.
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This was a truly great reaction. It’s wonderful to see this type of personal connection and it definitely deepens my appreciation for this movie.
I’m glad you felt represented, and absolutely; representation matters so much! Even those of us not of that culture I think get so much more out of a movie that shows it well than another same-old-same-old movie.
Thanks for sharing this, and best of luck as always for the future. (Also, bonus that I got to practice my Spanish listening. Hace mucho tiempo no he hablado en espanol, y ahora es dificil recordar la gramatica y el vocabulario. Plus, my phone won’t put in the accents and keeps changing all the words to English. 😂)
This was such an overwhelming reaction. In a good way. I'm American and I have to agree that it's nice to see something positive about Colombia for a change. And seeing Disney show the full range of Colombians is amazing as well. This being about family is something that can bring so many different people together to understand each other. This is definitely one of my all time favorite Disney cartoons. Thank you for sharing such an emotional video with us.
I didn't cry when i watched this movie when it came out but I balled like a baby watching her reaction. It hit so close to home for her and I couldn't help but feel some of that too. The movie didn't make me cry but she did, it was a beautiful reaction to a great movie.
It's so heartbreaking how that one scene from the crystal-like river hits home for a Filipino like me. When the Marawi Siege/attack happened here, panic made me and my mom part involuntarily. It was so scary cause I thought I was never going to be reunited with her. Turns out, she was stuck alonh with the other residents in the house just where we were parted by the terrified crowd that was fleetig from our home, and all of them were discovered by the men in black schoal. When I saw her name in om the "listahan", I straight up cried and didn't care about the people looking at me.
Ay,I wanted to hug her and tell her that I was sorry for being the worst son. The feeling of longing and overwhelming grief makes me cry even to this day. But I suppose I'm a little relieved that this happened to me and to my close friends and neighbors.
Seeing someone cry because of someone's battles just really breaks my heart. Please be well.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that 😔
Thank you so much for sharing what turned out to be an extremely emotional and personal video. It was so heartfelt and beautiful and we should count ourselves lucky that you shared this with us. This is really up there with my favourite ever Disney animations and that's coming from a British guy who has never visited Colombia or even South America. It really spoke to me on so many levels and I'm glad that somebody who lives the culture enjoyed it too.
It was a really interesting and new experience to see the movie (I've watched it A LOT) in Spanish too. Dos Oroguitas isn't translated in the English version and I think it's so amazing that we have a full length song in Spanish with no subtitles in the middle of a Disney animated feature.
Thank you again. This was one of my favourite reaction videos ever. Also, you have a perfectly expressive face for reactions. You really went through the wringer on this one and it shows but it's so great to watch. 😊
I'm just some white dude from Kentucky in the United States. I was never to familiar with Columbian culture, but this movie kinda opened a gateway to learning a little more and it's honestly quite interesting. I've always been interested in other cultures than my own between learning more about Greece and Kenya and Italy and so on. Your reaction was so cool to watch and the fact that you pointed out some things in this movie that were accurate and adding to it with your own comments made me so intrigued. I came from your Tick Tick Boom reaction and thought you were so fun to watch and that fact remains true in multiple languages lol. Keep up the good work!
Edit: Sorry, I realized I misspelled Colombian
I just watched this for the first time a couple of days ago and I've been watching it everyday. This movie spoke volumes to me. I'm indigenous and we suffer greatly from intergenerational trauma. My grandma suffered alone and did her best, but unfortunately her own traumas passed down to her kids and then us (siblings and cousins) but we are the ones breaking the intergenerational trauma. It hurts so bad, there's such a weight but it's worth it everyday seeing my own babies, nieces and nephews grow up with love, patience, kindness and security.
My hearts are with my columbian brothers sisters who had to flee from their home 😢💔
Indigenous where? North America? (just wondering) It's terrible your family had to deal with that pain
Colombia is a very special part of my family. My father was born in Fusagasuga. My family roots go back to the days of Gran Colombia and even way before that. It is such a beautiful country. And the people are even more special. It is my dream to one day visit. The spirit of Colombia will be with me always. VIVA COLOMBIA 🕯
Oh I am Colombian and once I visited Fusagasugá! It's a really nice place!😊🇨🇴
@@laurasaavedra6522 The Church in the main square is where my grandparents got married in 1930. My Father(and two of his siblings) his Mother and her Father were all born in Fusagasuga.
Como latinos, esta película creo que nos toca una fibra muy sensible sin importar de dónde seamos, todos nuestros países comparten historias similares y tambien traumas del pasado familiar q nuestros abuelos y padres vivieron... Es imposible no soltar una lágrima al darse cuenta q cada una de nuestras familias tiene su propio Encanto y que sólo si estamos juntos podemos luchar para que esa magia siga viva. Gracias por compartir tu reacción amiga
As someone who is from Texas and still doesn't have more then a passing knowledge of Central and South American cultures, I've watched a number of Latin American reactions to this movie, just to get some extra context. Even if you hadn't done it in Spanish (which was awesome), your reaction and seeing how Latina women react, context behind mothers and grandmothers, and the whole backstory really made this the most meaningful reaction I've seen thus far. Bravo.
P.s: I really appreciate all the examples of how the movie was inspired by real locations. I had no idea the river was based on a real place. That's extra intresting.
I will say your reaction to this film is by far the best I have seen on this platform, granted I don't speak Spanish so there may be others who felt similar to you. But the love for your country, the emotions coming from the representation, made me emotional too, on top of this amazing story. Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I really hope Disney continues to represent cultures that have either not had enough attention in the media/bad reputation or both because Colombia is such a beautiful country and watching a Colombian react to this movie was just beautiful. Sorry for such a long rant but basically, you are amazing 🥰
Es muy complicado ser colombiano, saber tu historia y no llorar con esta película. Te duele tu historia, te duele saber que no lo podemos dejar como algo que pasó porque sigue sucediendo y no sé por cuánto más tenemos que seguir sufriéndolo. Ojalá poco.
Uffff que bueno que lo hiciste en español.
No hay emoción más profunda que cuando lo vemos los latinos.
La historia de nuestros abuelos, tristes a veces.
Nuestras locas familias dónde nunca sabemos cuántos primos somos !!!
Aunque sea un don en la película, nuestras madres también nos sanan con un dulce
Todos tenemos un Bruno del que no se habla y nunca se sabe la verdadera razón.
Hay alguien que carga "el peso" de toda la familia.
Así somos
Y la música y el baile, nuestro mejor remedio.
Abrazo enorme desde Argentina
Que lindo comentario!
Que bonito, Marta! Asi es nuestra cultura latina desde Mexico hasta la Patagonia! Y lo resumes tan bien cuando dices... Asi somos
I was very moved the first time I saw it too and I'm not from Colombia I'm from Sweden. The theme of family dynamics is universal and it spoke to me as a guy with older siblings and the feeling of pressure. That being said, I really enjoy getting a glimps of your country and culture albeit through Disney fiction. Thank you for sharing your genuine reaction to this fantastic movie 🙏
The visceral look of pain on Abuela's face during Dos Oruguitas is just devastating - and I still cry every time I see it. But.... I'm glad they showed that truth, compared to the fairytale version they had at the beginning of the story.
And I'm glad you found representation in this story. It's something that everyone should find, but many never do.
I like how both parts of the prophecy come true. The casita broke down and then it came back together, thanks to Mirabel.
Best reaction ever -- and really the musical numbers were so much better in español.
I thought they rushed the end after the casita disaster, but they were running out of time.
I am sure there is practically a whole movie in there where each member of the family has to come to terms
with their being "normal" again and how they let their powers stunt their emotional growth and ignore the glaring
cracks ( a bit in the nose Lin-Miranda!) in the family relationships. Also there could be a bit more from the townspeople's perspective, and some songs by them, etc.
I like how told the backstories of the village and the romance of Consuela and Pedro with a show-don't-tell montage, tho.
All the "gifts" were supposed to be to protect the family, but that kind of got swept away, probably in the rewites, too bad. Each
member had a part to play, and that could've been some nice storytelling, but maybe that will come in for a possible sequel.
The internal threat of disonancia, secretos, mentiroso, recriminaciones, castigo, trauma, etc. was the Villain for this movie -- very psychological for a Disney film.
Your reaction shows you have great love of your country, and great pain and sorrow for its troubles.
My problem with this movie is that it should have been a series to explore each character better..they are all very distinguished and charismatic,but they all feel rushly and superficially explored because there's not enough time in just 1 movie(plus every single song is basically an exposition). But I get why this can still be particularly emotional for someone close to that history and culture.
P.S. The grandma's name is Alma.🦋
Last two weeks, ever since I've seen the movie I've been binging Encanto reactions on RUclips. To me this is such a beautiful and emotional movie and easily belongs to the top of Disney movies and I love seeing people get moved by this movie. But despite the number of reactions I've seen, I can genuinely say that yours is amongst the best (if not the best) I have seen so far...
thank you for this video. my family is from Colombia, but we have lived in the US my whole life. This movie means a lot to me, but it is wonderful to see an actual Colombian react to this amazing movie.
Pobrecita! unas ganas de abrazarte!! nosotras también lloramos mucho con mi hermana. Saludos y abrazos desde Argentina! es muy lindo al fin ver a tu Pais, hermano de LATAM, representado de una forma tan hermosa.
Creo que todos nosotros, especialmente los colombianos, tenemos dificultad en ver esa parte... la guerrilla afecto las vidas de millones de colombianos que sufrieron mucho... saludos desde st.louis hermana mia
¿La guerrilla? La película ocurre en los años 50. No había guerrillas. Estas surgen por la lucha por la tierra. Andar pensando que la guerrilla es la mala de la Historia colombiana, es tener una visión estrecha y maniquea.
@@king-erickxavierX 9 April 1948 - 1958 fue cuando empezo el conflicto colombiano. Responder estupidamente sin saber cuando comenzo esto es como tener una vision estrecha y maniquea. Imbecil
This was an awesome genuine reaction. I never thought about how representation really matters. You have opened my eyes and I thank you for that
We all had the same reaction to Does Oruguitas. That's why it was chosen to represent Encanto for award season!
Siento la misma tristeza cuando veo que muchas películas representan a Mexico y a los mexicanos en una manera muy fea. Siempre enfocándose en lo peor de mi país. Pero me encanta cuando se enseña lo bonito de Mexico, y cuando representan a los personajes latinos bien. Me da orgullo. Lloré bien mucho cuando vi esta película bn la primera vez, y más cuando me acorde de lo qué pasa en Colombia. Amo mucho a los países Latinoamericanos ❤️
Muy lindo el video. Como Venezolano, esta pelicula me pegò muy duro. Mi pais no esta en muy buen estado... es verdad.. pero tiene cosas tan lindas.
You remind me a lot of myself. Half Colombian half Dominican raised in nyc. This hit me hard too..Thank you for being so vulnerable with us. I was crying along with you it helped me feel so much confort. thank you 💕
Right when dos oruguitas started, I was already crying. Into my food. Happens every time. Thank you for sharing this with us. I loved it 💗
Wow. I feel so honored to have been able to watch this. Thank you for sharing with us. You're right, representation does matter, and I'm so glad that you decided to share with us how much this movie mattered to you as a Columbian. It really helped me appreciate the movie on a-whole-nother level. Thank you so much for sharing this very vulnerable reaction with the world. ❤
Ya ví la película como 20 veces (no exagero, tengo una hija de 4 años) y en todas he terminado con lágrimas en los ojos. Pero con tu vídeo lloré más que con la película, porque aunque soy de México, entiendo perfecto esa realidad en la que mucha gente honesta y de buen corazón es asesinada u orillada a dejar su hogar, en la que por unos cuantos h... de p... (delincuentes y políticos, valga la redundancia), el resto del país es estigmatizado, perseguido, viviendo con miedo, cuando la mayoría solo queremos trabajar, vivir, colaborar, prosperar y amar. Un abrazo a todos los hermanos latinoamericanos que sufrimos está triste realidad en la que nos mantienen divididos entre izquierdas y derechas, liberales y conservadores, socialistas y capitalistas, globales y nacionalistas... Espejismos de una dicotomía inexistente, pues solo queremos, repito, trabajar, colaborar, disfrutar, vivir y sobretodo AMAR.
"Ya ví la película como 20 veces (no exagero, tengo una hija de 4 años)"😂😂😂😂
Muy lindo el comentario
Vi la película en el estreno, la he visto más de 10 veces en casa y muchas reacciones. Me recuerda mi hogar, lo bonito de apreciarlo cuando estás lejos, lo triste de nuestra historia y lo hermoso de nuestra gente. Lloré contigo cada lágrima.
As an American who has 5 kids and 3 young girls I've seen this movie about a dozen times now, and it's quickly becoming my favorite Disney movie.
I can't stop tearing up when I see what Pedro has to do for his family.
loved your reaction because is the first one I have found from a compatriota. It is clear you live in Colombia and I am intrigued by your fluent English. I wonder if you noticed that ajiaco is what they were having at the proposal dinner or that huevos pericos con arepa y empanadas is what they were having for breakfast. My grandparents lived in a town and house similar to the ones depicted in the movie. Everything felt so familiar...I have never been a plant person but until now I cannot stop marveling at the decorating plants in Casita, as well as around town, being the same kind of those I grew up with. Your emotions watching the movie reflect my own and I cried with you...even at your closing coments. By the way, this was the first time I watched it in Spanish...with you a lovely compatriota
I didn't notice the ajiaco 😱😍😱
@@OnceUponaReaction remember when somebody asked Agustin to hand over the cream? And the traditional tazas de barro where the ajiaco was served? And the pile of white rice?
I LOVE your raw emotions! I am not colombian, but grew up in a multigenerational home, which sadly passed away after our grandma passed away, so this cuts deep.
I think hugging Isabel was just the first step of the vision. Isabel looks like Alma when she was a young woman, and is Alma's favourite because she is the perfect young woman. She could have the life Alma dreamed of when she was young and in love with the love of her life. She said herself, that she thought to leave a different life.
That's why I think the vision ACTUALLY shows Mirabel hugging Alma's broken heart which is still grieving for her husband. She is still wearing black, 50 years after his death. Her holding the family too tight, stopping them from deviating is her way of showing love, even though this isbreaking everything. Mirabel helps her healing, and that is beautiful. 😍😭😭😭
I still think even though the whole casita is her power now, as the main door is "her door" (also I think the door didn't diasapear, it fused with casita), she still should get moved out of the nursery. Maybe not a magical djungle, but something of her own. Same as Bruno, he cannot be send back to the tower of sand or the walls.
Rebuilding the house should come with improvements, not repetition.
This is pure disney emotion. As your colombian, I felt it too it was very hurt to see the invasion of the house. It was totally amazing.
I have never wanted to reach through a screen and hug a person more.
As a person from the USA who grew up in the 80s, I understand what you're saying. For years Colombia has been used as a call word for drug cartels and guerilla warfare in our movies and television. It's a pity, because the country is full of beauty, both in nature and in the people. I'm sorry that that became a thing. Hopefully, Encanto will, ahem, open some eyes.
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I stumbled upon this video after watching dozens of Encanto reaction videos because I'm obsessed with this movie. This is the first one with a reaction that was similar to my own. I am not Colombian, but my people also suffered displacement and war that generated a similar intergenerational trauma. This movie hit me so friggin hard, I couldn't stop crying. Some of the songs still make me cry every time I listen to them. I love abuela Alma, she reminds me of my own grandmother, also displaced and suffered immense loss, and became stoic. Never spoke about her experience. The trauma was carried over to my mom and then to me. I am trying so hard not to pass it down to my daughter. Your emotional response here made me emotional again, because I felt what you felt. It hit much closer to home for you, and I can't imagine how deeply it must have affected you, given it affected me so hard and I'm not even Colombian! The trauma of displacement and war is very specific, it's very distinct. If you know it, you know it. If you don't, it's impossible to explain or compare to any other kind of trauma. Survivors' guilt, the fear of losing your home, and that hyper vigilance that accompanies it, they're all so hard to explain. Sorry for this rant, I loved your video and I'm happy I watched it. Both parts, lol
Love your reaction! Made me cry again. Love this movie! Im glad you gave a personal touch explaining your perspective as a Columbian. Doing it all in Spanish made it better. ❣️
First of all, wonderful reaction video!
It broke my heart to see you getting so emotional while talking about the "Guerrilla".
I'm happy this film made you feel represented and I found it to be very educational for non-Colombians too.
It really helps everyone see Colombian people and culture for what they truly are - BEAUTIFUL!
More power and love to all of you from India 🌟
She talked about only the _guerrilla_ but there are also other actors here: paramilitarism and also the National Colombian Army.
I'm dating a Colombian woman and I couldn't be happier. I love her and her family. They are so giving!! The movie was beautiful and I have watched it many times now. I enjoyed your reaction.
I was a sobbing, crying and tearing after "Dos oruguitas", but not as much as you during the whole movie. Perhaps having colombian background helps feel this incredible movie much deeper. Thanks for sharing your reaction
I live in the usa, and I love how this gives a positive light to Colombia. Unfortunately the news doesn't find profit in good news, and uses fear, stereotypes to make money and control people. I hear the stereotypes but I never believe them, and keep an open mind to it all. I'm currently too poor to travel around the world let alone in my own country. I use youtube to try to get a different perspective of different countries and cultures. I'm sorry that Colombia is shown in a bad light, but my heart hurts with you. The world would be a better places if we were to interact more with each other and find understanding and respect for each other and our cultures. Thank you for such a touching and powerful reaction my tears fell with you and my heart ached with you. We all deserve to be seen for who we really are and not for what stereotypes tell us.❤
I have watched a number of reactions to this movie but your reaction is the best - I think because you understand the movie on a level others do not. There are things one can know but only someone who has been touched by it can really understand it. Thank you for sharing - I know how difficult it is to share something that touches so deeply.
I've seen this movie a dozen times, and I still cry at Dos Oruguitas.
Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective with us.
Es hermoso notar cuando una videorreaccion es real y no actuada, tambien disfrute mucho viendo esta pelicula.
I loved this movie for a number of reasons. I loved all the attention to details and cultural references, like how she pointed to the present with her lips, or how her dad said “miércoles.” I also think it was good that they showed issues that occur in many Latino families, like how the youngest family member is often blamed for things even when they’re just trying to help, how family members who are perceived as different are ostracized, and the generational trauma of families who survive tragedies.
I also enjoyed seeing a positive portrayal of Colombia. I’m from Peru and sincerely appreciate how you guys helped us qualify for the 2018 World Cup. I remember watching a Copa America game between Peru and Colombia a few years ago, and even though I was the only Peruvian in a bar full of Colombians, and we lost to you, it was a wonderful experience because the Colombian fans were kind and welcoming.
I sometimes forget the magic of words. Watching her reaction to what is said without context and the effect it has on her. It is a reminder to be careful with what we say to each other because words are so powerful. I know all of that sound over dramatic but I'm typing this threw my own tears. Art is powerful. Words are magical.
2:43 Esa simple palabra del papa de Maribel me hizo reir como bestia!! Yo soy Ecuatoriano, y ver a una familia y cultura Latina representada tan bien me dio tanta felicidad y orgullo. Cuando dijo "Miercoles" me di cuenta que en verdad si hicieron su tarea y apredieron de la cultura. Linda la reaccion, la verdad que ni se me ocurrio buscar una de estas pero me alegra que se me haya recomendado.
A lot of the actors playing the adults in this film not only did the English language speaking roles but then also dubbed in their characters for the Spanish-language release. I was really kind of shocked when I watched this film as it's not about magic, but about trauma and how it gets passed down in families. The true magic is finally being able to heal.
I been to Colombia and loved every second being there. Sure there are some parts you should avoid being an outsider, but thats in a lot of places around the world.
From the nature, the climate and people that i came across also just the whole feel while being there.
Planning to go back more times because havent seen nearly everything in Medellin alone. Let alone other parts of the country.
Was fun having this reaction in Spanish, showed me that with the Spanish i been learning so far. Im starting to understand it a bit better already ^-^ (still have lots and lots to learn though )
Never apologize for your feelings or your tears. Watching this reaction brought forth an even deeper appreciation for this beautiful film.
This movie is extremely meaningful to me. I‘m venezuelan but moved to Switzerland when I was 8 years old. I often feel like a stranger here and often struggle with telling people that I am venezuelan as well. We all know what is going on down there and it‘s the only thing I hear when someone finds out I‘m venezuelan. Nobody talks about the culture, the food, the incredible nature. It‘s allways just the bad and the ugly and I‘m constantly reminded that venezuela is in a very bad place right now, so much that I often feel a subtle feeling of shame. Encanto might take place in colombia but being our neighbor, colombia and venezuela are quite similar when it comes to food, nature, culture. I remember the happiness I felt when I saw the dresses with the flower designs as it reminded me of what my mom used to wear back home. I cried a million times, feeling happiness, homesickness, agony and much more. It‘s by far my favorite disney movie. I need to see if I can find PAN to make some arepas over here.
It is a nice feeling when you see your culture being presented properly and showing the beautiful parts of Columbia. Now I want to travel there💖it looks magical as Mirabel said
I’m proud that you’re proud of your country
I know a bit of Spanish, but I'm not very conversational in it, so I was really wondering about that miercoles line when I saw this. Thanks for explaining it!
I'm so sorry that you are being upset because your country is represented by bad things a lot. I'm sure you are much more than that and you deserve to get represented by a great movie like Encanto! I've never really heard anything about Colombia before that but you seem like a wonderful bunch of lively people. Lots of love from Germany. ❤
I feel out of all the reactions to this movie, yours mattered the most and was the most genuine.
I have watched your video to Encanto dozens of times. It is one of the most genuine reaction videos I have ever seen. I have contacted the Kelly Clarkson show here in the U.S. and with your permission The Ellen Show. Both of those ladies need to see this reaction.
Loved watching this (and thank you for the english subtitles - my spanish is... insufficient xD). I really love this film on its own but learning more about the real human stories behind it and hearing from the people who are actually part of the country and the history just takes it to the next level and it makes me appreciate the research they put into this even more. Thank you!
Out of all reactions that I've watched, you showed the most genuine emotion and it feels so real! Thank you so much for sharing your personal thoughts and the culture that you have in your country. I hope I could visit Columbia in the future!
This has been the best reaction to Encanto, and maybe one of the best reactions to anything I've ever seen. Thank you.
I have been watching reactions of this movie lately. And this is the best so far. Because it's from a Colombian. ❤
I love this movie. I immediately placed as my all time favorite Disney movie. Plus your reaction was perfect. I loved seeing it. And the Spanish was very welcome. I've been learning Spanish for 3 years now (well, it will be 3 years in 3 days).
Todavia tengo problemas entendiendo lo que estoy escuchando. Pero con la práctica, mejoraré. Porque este es un parte de mi vida ahora.
It's my first time on your channel, I've watched about 60 reactions to this movie, and this has been my favorite by far. Thank you for sharing your perspective and emotions with us. Thank you for sharing more about the Columbian culture. Thank you for explaining "Miercoles". (My highschool Spanish is rusty and they didn't teach swears) 😉 But I'm so happy you recorded in Spanish and I hope it felt natural and comfortable for you. I haven't teared up since my first couple of watches until now. (Casita waving goodbye and dying breaks me too!) Please don't apologize for your tears. You really illustrated the weight of La Violencia and the importance of representation. But you said "No soy buena en nada, no tengo nada especial." It looks like 18,800 people disagree. I'm happy to join them. I hope you have a great day. ¡Las mejores!
A wonderful reaction. I am glad you chose to react in Spanish, and give us subtitles for people like me. It really let you show your heart.
When I was little and making trouble my mother would say "You better settle down, or I'm gonna slap the FIRE outta you." Now the roles are reversed and she acts more like the child. Once when she was giving me a hard time about taking her pills, I tried saying that to her. She got a wild look in her eyes and said "Don't you talk that way to your mother!" Just like with me, the bluff didn't work. She's still misbehaving.🤣
Can't make it through this movie without crying. Especially the dos oruguitas with the abuela. Then seeing your reaction to it just broke me. Cried so heavily. Colombia is such a beautiful and colorful place, but it's so painful to see and hear about these generational displacements :(
Wishing you and all columbians the best all the way from Norway.
Can I just say I loved that you did this in Spanish. I also loved how the represented Columbia too. I teach, and most of my students are Hispanic. While most of there families and from Mexico, El Salvador or Honduras. They love this movie and even though we watched it in English my level 1s still felt a connect....had google translate out to help when they got stuck on a word. I understand why it makes you happy. Movies being the biggest perpetrator of portraying Columbia in a negative light. It is such a beautiful country.
It's Colombia :)
I think it's really important to realize how... traumatizing an experience what Abuela when through is, to understanding her. This is one of the best reactions for non-Colombians to really grasp it, because we can feel even a fraction of that by seeing your reaction to the backstory. And I just. Thank you for sharing. Colombia seems like a beautiful place with a wonderful culture.
I have never been to Colombia so thank you for telling us how beautiful it is. After watching this, I think one of the most beautiful things from Colombia is you and your tender heart. Much love from the Columbia River, Washington State.
Soy de Argentina y he tenido la fortuna de conocer varios hermanos y hermanas de Colombia que vienen aquí a estudiar y a veces a hacer sus vidas. Personas maravillosas!! Te abrazo desde acá, todos lloramos con ustedes y sabemos que tienen un país hermoso
I watched both parts of your reaction to Encanto, I loved that you reacted to it in your own language. I've always loved languages, the mindboggling ability to know and learn other languages is an incredible thing to have.
Encanto is definitely one of my favourite movies ever, the music, the characters, the story and everything else! It's something truly special.
The world is full of ignorant, selfish and cruel folk. But what separates them from decent folk, is the kindness and welcoming embrace that is given. Good folk don't deserve that cruelty, but what puts a smile on my face and feeling of relief is that there are good people, that will always outweigh the bigotry and ignorance.
You make wonderful content, and it's a pleasure to watch.
You have changed the meaning of this movie for me. Thank you for sharing your raw emotions with all of us. Seeing how well Disney did in representing your country and the effects of the history on you is quite moving. Your reaction brought thousands of viewers closer to Columbia. That is your power.
I think this has to be my favourite reaction to this film so far, like, good god!
I knew the film was deep but... I had no idea how tied it was to real life struggles (beyond the whole family dynamic ones) the whole running from home, leaving everything behind to have a chance of surviving... and even then that's not guaranteed.
Wow... I'm speechless.
The people who say 'representation doesn't matter' are usually the people who are already represented. Thanks for your video! 🧡
I remember how emotional seeing Moana made me. A Disney princess that looks like my mom, seeing boats that look like bangkas and other details I recognized. And Moana's connection to me is less direct. Moana is prehistoric, supposed to represent all Polynesians/Pacific Islanders whereas Encanto is specifically Colombian. I can only imagine how emotional it would be!
I cried buckets while watching it 😜 and I've been annoying my neighbors for weeks by singing it loudly 🗣️ to my headphones whenever I clean. We don't talk about Bruno and no se habla de Bruno are equally catchy 🎶😁
So thankful that you were willing to share something so painful and beautiful with us. I found Encanto to be such a beautiful meditation on grief, trauma and loneliness - but I am not Colombian and I think any analysis is incomplete if it decontextualizes it from Colombian experience. "Dos Oroguitas" completely gutted me - but I cannot imagine the pain and beauty it would hold for someone who was watching their own histories reflected in it. What you are doing is SO important. Thank you.
The music and especially lyrics during the song for Abeula hit much harder on your reaction than all of the other's I've seen because you felt them flow and didn't have to read a translation...thank you for sharing.
I have never seen your channel before (random youtube suggestion) but seeing your reaction to the fairytale version of the miracle origin told to baby Mirabel in the beginning, I knew you'd just completely crumble during the brutal reality version at the end. Also nice to learn the river is a real and notable place and not just a general-vibe they created.
Yours is the sweetest, most genuine reaction to this film I have seen. I am grateful and honored to have witnessed it.
This is the best Encanto reaction on you tube because it is so genuine and personal. Thank you for revealing so many wonderful details about this movie and about Colombia!!!
te quiero abrazar, sentí lo mismo apesar de que soy de Chile, somos de Sudamérica y me da orgullo también que un país de nuestro continente sea representado de la manera que debe ser. Espero que Disney siga en lanzar películas países en Latinoamérica y mas en Sudamérica ya sea por flora, fauna, cultura, pueblos prehispánicos, mitología, la gente. Que viva Sudamérica
Cuando la película salió en el cine, fui a verla tres veces. Desde que está en Disney + la he visto al menos 10 veces más y cada vez con más ganas de visitar Colombia. Acabo de ver ambas partes de tu reacción y reía de verte y lloraba de verte. Un abrazo desde España 🤍🤍
Esta película también me tocó, mis abuelos eran indígenas y sufrieron la fiebre del caucho en el Amazonas. Mi mamá me contó como mis abuelos tuvieron que dejar todo para huir de la esclavitud. que linda reacción amiga!
I have had none of these experiences and this film makes me cry every time I've watched it. (and it's been many times) So glad that you shared with us the feelings and memories and I hope there is some healing for everyone.