Camilo’s "Isabela, Your Boyfriend‘s Here!" | One Line Multilanguage | Encanto
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Camilo’s Voices✨
Brazilian Portuguese: Filipe Bragança
Cantonese: 黎榮業 / "Tristan Lai" Lai Wing Jip
Croatian: Damir Kedžo
Danish: Marcel Gbekle
Dutch: Jip Bartels
English: Rhenzy Feliz
European Portuguese: Alexandre Carvalho
Finnish: Elias Hjelm
Flemish: Pieter Casteleyn
French: Tom Almodar
Georgian: სანდრო კახეთელიძე / Sandro Kakhetelidze
German: Alvaro Soler
Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Ρεπάνης / Konstantínos Repánis
Hindi: ???
Hungarian: Czető Ádám
Icelandic: Logi Pedro Stefánsson
Indonesian: Tizar Sponsen
Italian: Alvaro Soler
Japanese: 畠中祐 / Tasuku Hatanaka
Kazakh: Әбілмансұр Серіков / Äbılmansūr Serıkov
Korean: 임단우 / Lim Dan-woo
Latin American Spanish: Juanse Diez
Malay: Zahid Baharudin
Norwegian: Markus Magne Rosså
Polish: Antoni Scardina
Romanian: Victor Ion
Russian: Никита Лелявин / Nikita Lelyavin
Serbian: Исак Шабановић / Isak Šabanović
Swedish: Tousin Chiza
Taiwanese Mandarin: 張義欣 / Zhang Yixin
Tamil: ???
Telugu: ???
Thai: โกสินทร์ ป้อมเอี่ยม / Kosin Pomiam
Turkish: Oğuz Özoğul 
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lmao in the korean version he says "isabela, the husband material(남편감) is here" which I think is kind of funny
OMG! That’s hilarious! 😂
HAHA that's so in character
Yeah, I expected him to sing “남자친구” (boyfriend) but then again, it’s kinda long.
yeah, as a korean I saw that and laughed
@@cryptiin4751 lol, right?
it's kinda cool how his voice sounds the same in so many languages
Depends on the language of course. I speak Japanese (not fluent) and he says:
Isabella, it’s your boyfriend!
@@heartroll8719 I'm talking about his voice
@@rosiemymelody I know lol
@@heartroll8719 Wut
@@anakinskywalker7323 what’s wrong?
1:28 I'm sorry, I just love how his voice goes high near the end.
Hello garcy
Fun fact he’s voiced by denki kaminari’s voice actor in the Japanese dub
I speak Japanese (not fluent) but this line is easy so here is the translation:
イザベラ､彼氏だよ！
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
@@admiraldazzler4988 :0 really?
@@heartroll8719 ありがとう🇯🇵！！
I like how in Italian he switches to a more macho voice when he transforms into Mariano
Yeah propably my fafourite
Even if it's the tiniest detail, it makes me like the Italian version even more uwu
i agree, alvaro soler did such a great work with camilo
It's weird that he didn't do it in the German version as well since he provided the dubbing voice for both.
i dont like that he said "è arrivato" instead of "è qui/qua". it would have sounded better imo
an interesting fact, in brazilian portuguese he says "your boy has arrived" because it is a way of saying that two people are meeting or dating especially when you have a crush on one person.
true (I'm Brazilian)
And we say "boy" like....everything in portuguese BUT "Boy" in english
What's the difference between Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese???
IT HAS A LOT OF DIFFERENCE!
@@Kris-iw8vz they have an accent, and a deferential way of speaking, not everything they say is the same as Brazilian Portuguese
In brazillian portuguese, he says "Isabela your boy arrived" (Isabela seu boy chegou) which is kind of a slang for "boyfriend", and thats why I love this version lol
que massa.
Is Japanese he says:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
イザベラ､彼氏だよ!
ai braziliao 💋
Em portugues é perfeito
Thanks!!! 💜
Fun fact: Danish doesn’t have a word for “boyfriend.” Instead, we have a gender neutral term, called kæreste, meaning dearest. Your boyfriend/girlfriend is your dearest. Idk about you but I think that’s adorable
Edit: I love hearing all these translations in the replies
Same with Croatian, well not so gender neutral but dragi means dear for male and draga means dear for female
In Germany, Mariano is/was Isabella's friend.
In Japanese, he says “Isabella, it’s your boyfriend!”
In Thai he said "Isabella, (your) sweetheart has arrived."
Okay?
It's funny how in Polish he doesn't even refer to Mariano as "boyfriend" or any similar term, he just says "Isabela, someone to (see) you" and even if it's not direct translation it still suits
No nie 🤣
Same with Malay. He just says “Isabela, he has arrived.”
Polish is just weird / Polski jest po prostu dziwny
Lepiej by było
"Izabela, twój chłopak jest tu!"
@@zNaitsab3s W sumie to masz racje
I don’t know why I find it absolutely hilarious that in the Taiwanese Mandarin version, Camilo literally says “Isabela I’m here!” 🤣
Lol because he "changes" to resemble her boyfriend. Very clever!
That’s pretty funny what they did.
In Japanese, it’s:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
@@heartroll8719 you are writing it literally under every comment lol
@@dunyaboylap5271 ikrrr
yeah
I love how in the brazilian version camilo says "Isabela, your 'boy'(the actual english word) arrived", like, 'boy' is a slang for boyfriend used especially by girls and gay guys, so it's more clear he's mocking her 😭😭
MKKKKKKKK
Not everywhere in Brazil, for example, where the word originated was in Rio Grande do Norte in the 1940s, when Americans came to Natal during World War II, and Brazilians started using words like "boy", which in Rio Grande do Norte is mostly used by straight people.
@@lilyanne1012 lol I know, I'm from Recife, Pernambuco and we use 'boy' all the time, especially straight guys, and it mostly just means dude or guy. But i made this comment thinking more about the southeast, são Paulo actually, and how they use it. And the dubbing studio is from the southeast so...
@@luriello02 Dale Recifense, vizinho 🇧🇷 sou daqui também
And they put friend instead of boyfriend in german 👁👄👁
the french version is "isabela your man is arriving!" which feels like a very teasing little brother thing to say. i love it :)
I was searching for the french version and when I heard "mari" I was like: what?
i heard "isabela ton homme arrive", with no mention of "mari" 🤷🏻♀️
@@smallcapy maybe they misheard "arrive" as "mari"??
As a french, I can tell you it's "ton homme arrive."
@@smallcapy Oh ok, looks like i misheard 😅 sorry
the "yooOooOooO" in the japanese one 😭 1:28
Ikr XD
the japanese version is gender for that exact reason lmao
I speak Japanese (not fluent)
After saying Isabella, it’s 彼氏だよ!
Isabella, it’s your boyfriend!
よ (yo) puts emphasis on a sentence but can’t be used all the time.
@@gvnlessktchn I speak Japanese (not fluent) and unlike other languages, Japanese doesn’t have feminine or masculine stuff. Items aren’t focused on gender.
@@heartroll8719 i meant that it gives me gender envy lol
Honestly, when I watched this for the first time I thought that Mariano in the background was drunk because of his walk🥴😂
LOL!
LoL
I had never paid attention to him lol
LOL
Yo nisiquiera había visto a Mariano
Fun fact: on English it Is 'Isabela your boyfriend is here!' And on Russian it is still 'Isabela your boyfriend is here!'
Nice they could keep that.
In Japanese:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
There is a way to point out him being somewhere physical but not here and saying: Your boyfriend is coming! Wouldn’t fit the mouth movement.
I was surprised, too! Seeing how often things are changed in translation in favour of rhythm and rhyme, I was expecting something similar in meaning but phrased differently.
Так неожиданно и приятнооо😁
@@heartroll8719 I don't wanna be mean, but you're starting to sound like a bot. It's better for you to just make your own comment than to keep spamming all the replies with the same thing
In french "your man is coming"
in polish they changes it from 'Boyfriend' to ✨Someone✨
The fact that in Hindi version Camilo just straight up says "Isabella's hero has arrived" _😂_
Looooool
That's the most Bollywood way of saying it lol
I love they putted "Seu boy chegou" on the Portuguese version! Definitely a win for Brazilian Voice actors
ISABELA SEU BOY CHEGOU!!!
tá na mesaaa
Put*
why
@@jazzcl7 Because... Because its.... Yes.
The fact that Camilo says "tu amor" instead of "tu novio" just because it's funnier and fits better with the song (latam spanish version)
How come? Kinda curious.
In Japanese, he says:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
In the European Portuguese version its the same! He says "o teu amor" which translates to "your love" or "your loved one"!
@@inescosta6133 omg, goals then
yea the thing is to let it rhythm
The "tu amor" makes it sound more like "your _sweetheart's_ here", am I right? So it has more of a teasing tone to it? In portuguese that's how it sounds like, so I'm assuming spanish is the same
0:09 Brazilian Portuguese
0:14 Cantonese
0:18 Croatian
0:23 Danish
0:27 Dutch
0:31 English
0:36 European Portuguese
0:40 Finnish
0:45 Flemish
0:49 French
0:53 Georgian
0:58 German
1:02 Greek
1:06 Hindi
1:11 Hungarian
1:15 Icelandic
1:19 Indonesian
1:24 Italian
1:28 Japanese
1:33 Kazakh
1:37 Korean
1:41 Latin American Spanish
1:46 Malay
1:50 Norwegian
1:55 Polish
1:59 Romanian
2:04 Russian
2:08 Serbian
2:12 Swedish
2:16 Taiwanese Mandarin
2:21 Tamil
2:25 Telugu
2:30 Thai
2:34 Turkish
2:39 Ukrainian
thank you for this! It must've been very tiring 'v'
I was gonna do this
Let's take a moment to appreciate that they were put in alphabetical order
Isabella. Nå er han her
1:41 Mi idioma / My Language
Taiwanese Mandarin actually translates to "Isabella, I am here!". Which I thought was weird at first, but then I realized that it'd be hard to sing "Isabella, your boyfriend's here!" in Mandarin within the same syllables
plus, he shapeshifts into Mariano
Isabela*, just with one "L" :)
That’s actually funnier!
fun fact : in Malay we change from 'your boyfriend's here' to 'he's here' to make the song feel more rhythm
I’m an English native speaker, but speak Japanese (not fluent) and he says:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
i'm still laughing at how the indonesian one. THE VOICES- LMAO
In Norwegian they did the same thing
And the word "dia" also could pointed to any genders.
I love how mischievous(?) Finnish, Italian and Japanese sound (they give that annoying brother-vibe (or cousin in this case))
(And a random Finnish lecture: "poikkis" is a very cutesy (maybe even kinda mocking) way of saying "boyfriend")
The Japanese one is Denki Kaminari's VA from Boku No Hero Academia, and that is very fitting to both characters-!
indeed, Japanese was the funniest (that YOOOOO)
@@issanagayyesoryes I speak Japanese (not fluent) and he says:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
イザベラ､彼氏だよ!
よ (yo) is kind of like an explanation type of thing. It is hard to translate into English.
Lmao
Um Brasilian portuguese too
Fun fact : German does not have an word for girlfriend/boyfriend it's just "freund" which translates to friend but we do for that have an feminin version for friend which is "freundin". So when we wanna say "my boyfriend is coming over" we would just say 'Mein Freund kommt gleich' (this is not the exact translation bc the exact translation would no one say bc its too long-)
Same thing in Dutch
But in this movie it’s they made it to “Isabella your love is here”
Und das triggert mich hart, die Harmonie von "Boyyy-frieeend" geht by "Freeeuuund" irgendwie komplett verloren finde ich :') und das sie "here" mit "hier" übersetzt haben fand ich auch weird, ja lipsyncing und so was aber wir sagen doch eher "Dein Freund ist da" als "Dein Freund ist hier", oder?
As a German, I can confirm this is true
And then, when people are confused about the "Freund" they just say "Dein Freund-Freund/ fester Freund" and it triggers me. That's why I always switch to english when I talk about my gf qwq
Hearing this one line over and over is trippy even though its across several different languages and I'm not sure why
No definitely something about that melody repeating becomes very disconcerting...
Yeah it gets distorted somehow
It's adorable that, in the European Portuguese version, he says "o teu amor chegou" which translates to "your love/lover is here". That sounds much more like a family member or friend teasing the other about a crush than a real boyfriend and it fits Camilo's character really well!
It’s the same in Latin Spanish. “Isabella tu amor llego” translated to “Isabella your love arrived!” Lol
That's so sweet too! It seems much more teasing and it fits what someone like Camilo would say! Especially when it's family. Whenever any of my cousins gets a crush on someone all the others are gonna tease them about it!
and its ironic that he treats mariano like he's isabella crush since she dont like him 💀💀
it's like that in italian too!
In Brazilian Portuguese he says “seu boy chegou”, meaning “your boy has arrived”. But “boy” is kind of a slang word for “boyfriend”, and just like in European Portuguese, it sounds way better and funnier since he’s teasing her about her “crush”.
I love how the Tamil version uses the word for "son-in-law" because that is the only family-approved version of boyfriend one can have xD
Oh yeahh, I just noticed
Damn
Oh that's what he said, i couldn't hear properly
English one still my fav. Even if it sounds almost flirty lols.
Yes 🤣
@CD 2021 well when he transformed into Mariano tho lol. Damn I almost died of fanboying for no reason lolol.
Yes
Same
@•Kawaii Owl• Mipitim everyone has opinions so I respect yours lol. It sounds amazing as well haha.
1:59 POV: you’re underwater
I Love how the English voice actor changes his voice tone to mimick Isabella's boyfriend 🤣
Even Italian did
ISABELA SEU BOY CHEGOUUUY nunca vou me cansar de elogiar esse obra de arte
Is no one gonna talk about Mariano walking style?
Its too gorgeous we need a 4k closeup loop
"Isabela, seu boy chegou!" it's amazing!
Na minha humilde opinião o: "Isabela seu boy chegou!" ficou ótimo e a forma que a dublagem encaixou uma gíria atual acrescentou humor e naturalidade, ficou excelente.👌🏼
melhor dublagem.
Meu, sim. Foi o melhor kk
mano sim
Fun fact:In Brazilian Portuguese, some words are from other languages or adaptations of some others. An example of this is the word Shampoo, which in Brazil becomes "Xampú". And for it Camilo says Isabela seu boy chegou, boy in portuguese are a Popular slang that is often used mainly among younger people. Another interesting fact is that in the Brazilian language we have a very large conjugation of verbs and we have words to express [Another interesting fact is that in the Brazilian language we have a very large conjugation of verbs, This happens because in the history of Brazil, immigrants from all over the world came here, some looking for a job, others fled their countries and came here (As in the case of Venezuela where families from there they came here because the situation was not good for them there)]. And when this peoples around the world came to here , They brought their cultures, cuisine, religion and language making our culture and language rich. Today Brazilian Portuguese is the seventh most difficult language to learn.
Finalmente posso dizer que temos uma pessoa que realmente entende a história do Brasil
@@raquellevitoria9696 A história do Brasil é bem interessante pois nos mostra como a cultura é construída com o tempo
Interessante...
Nossa isso sim que é cultura
Seventh most according to whom???
Camilo's laugh in Russian🤯😍
I love camilo's voice so much. I can listen to his voice all day😂😂 The VA did very good job in every language!!
agreed :))
The laugh from the Russian cover is everything
This is oddly... hypnotizing... and... satisfying....
In Brazilian Portuguese could be "Isabela seu namorado chegou" but it will be very long, so in the end they keep 'in english' "Isabela teu boy chegou" and we really call our crushes like that here
"Isabela, seu boy chegou !" é mt bomKKKKJJJ
1:28 I’m sorry all I hear is Denki Kaminari and Reki now 💀💀💀
denki's va dubs Japanese camilo...mind blown
The reason I really like the English version cause it's one of the few that has the "BoyFRIend" part, cause it actually stands like hes being a snarky rat child instead of just telling her that her boyfriend is here
snarky rat child🤣🤣
Lol snarky rat child xD
In my case since I'm Indonesian so I understand the Indonesian's intonation. When the VA sings his part especially the "datang" part, it reminds me of the typical Indonesians younger siblings/cousins who tease their older siblings and kinda be like " oooooo look, your lover ( we don't have gender specific term for boyfriend/girlfriend ) comes 😏 "
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1:59 In Romanian Camilo says "Isabela, you have guests!" But still in a mocking tone and i love it lmfao
Fun fact, in Polish camillo says „isabela, someone (came) to you” to fit with the rythm
Just me who absolutely loves Japanese?
isabella, kadei shia yoooo-aaaaaAAAAAAA
@@bluehoodieguy7568 It's Isabella "Kare shida yo!!!"
@Sophiaaaaaa xd
It sounds really similar to the english version and I love that. Also... the voice actor is one of my favourites😅😁
as a malay speaker the malay version is so good it's actually more satisfying than the original English version
KAN2
KANNN
1:41 Latin American Spanish he says: “Isabela your love is here.”
But I guess it could also be interpreted as “Isabela your lover is here.”
More like
Isabela, your love's arrived!
It could be "your love has arrived." or "the love of your life has arrived." "Lover" would be "amante" and they wouldn't want to put that in a Disney movie as in both English and Spanish those words carry much more sexual connotation than "my love" or "my boyfriend."
do they do that to keep it in rhythm? even though “tu novio esta aqui” would work(?)
@@daisha.243 Definitely. Tua-mor-lle-gó is only 4 syllables, just like Your-boy friend's-here. Tu-no-vio-es-táa-quí takes 6 syllables.
@@daisha.243 Yeah, they do that to maintain the rhythm. Because in English it goes like: “Isabella your boyfriend’s here.” This phrase has 7 syllables. It wouldn’t work if you say “Isabella tu novio está aquí.” Because that’s 9 syllables. You know what I mean?
Japanese dub Camilo be like "Isabela kareshi da yoooo~ HAHAHA" so freaking cute!
In Japanese (I speak Japanese, no fluent) he is saying:
Isabela, it’s your boyfriend!
イザベラ､彼氏だよ！
Я: /пытаюсь уснуть/
Камилло у меня в голове:
Me: /trying to sleep/
Camilo in my head:
Жиза
Я нашла русского человека😉
Fun fact: in Georgian version they say fiancee instead of boyfriend.It just fits better in the song, so it's like: "Isabella, your fiancee has arrived"
Fun fact:
Cantonese did not include Isabella in it because every words in Cantonese have their own tunes. It will be weird if you putting the words with wrong tunes.
Isabella in Cantonese sounds like “F F Eb F”. But the melody is from lower to higher.
Lyrics translation:
Who will come here to see, and he is coming.
Engraçado é que parece que todas as versões está sendo dublada pelo mesmo dublador. As vozes são muito parecidas kkkk
In Hindi, Camilo says "Isabela, your hero's arrived!" and it refers to a hero in a typical Bollywood movie - it's a very teasing way to refer to your partner or to someone who has a crush on you :)
I am so in love with the English version's raspiness in the switch between Camilo and Mariano. It's scratching my brain in all the right spots.
The Malay version almost have the same raspiness imo💀💀💀
Thank you for putting the Brazilian one first omg... It actually says boyfriend because whenever we want to crack a small joke in someone's boyfriend we simply go for "boy" and that adds so much to Camilo that becomes iconic
Brasil é o primeiro pq ta em ordem alfabética
Não é rank não, só foi colocado na ordem alfabética.
@@Nylo1620 eu não disse primeiro LUGAR, só primeiro da ordem
E sério que tá em ordem alfabética? Tipo, tem nada antes de BR nessa? De mais de 20 países nenhum com "A" iniciando a pronúncia natural? Estranho... Não tô refutando, só estranhando muito
@@FAXFECARVALHO Pqp é vdd... Kkkkkkkkkk ainda sim o Br saiu melhor que o resto, adiciona no personagem do Camilo pra mim ja que ele com certeza é zoeiro ASSIM
@@CanaldoPortador Dos que estão no vídeo, ficou na ordem. Mas também estranhei isso, nem sei como te responder 🤔 fiquei em confusão...
In Dutch he says: "Isabella je liefje is hier", which means: "Isabella your sweeatheart's here" even tho we have an actual boyfriend word which is "vriendje" Also they say the same sentence in the Flemish version, because it's kind of a Dutch dialect
Finally someone talks about us, cheese-heads!
Legal colocar a dublagem brasileira no início. "Isabela, teu boy chegou" - Boy é gíria.
Tipo, "Isabela, teu homem chegou" ou até mesmo "namorado"
Sigue un orden alfabético nada más. Ninguna razón en particular.
Colocou como ordem alfabética, não é um rank ou algo assim..
@@settembrini33 tá com inveja boy?
@@robinhoodproductions5102 inveja de que, brasileiro ignorante?
@@settembrini33 da gente ter um pau do tamanho de um hidrante
The Cantonese one is like “Everyone look, he appeared!”
Cuando dice "Isabela" se escucha igual en todos los doblajes, que genial jaja
this video further cements that this iconic line isnt the same without camilo's switch to mariano's voice in the end
Sorry but italian version sound like opera xD and that’s funny HAHAHAAH
I'm just now noticing the way Abuela and the Guzman's are dancing on the path and it is absolutely sending me
02:34 I hate the fact that Disney Turkey censors everything here Camilo says "Isabela, dostun geldi!" and it means "Isabela, your buddy/friend is here!" like- they are dating...
İn the turkish version camilo said "isabella dostun geldi" which translates into "isabella your buddy's here".They could have said " sevgilin geldi" which means "your lover is here"
In Spanish he's saying "Isabella you're love is here" and it's like saying 'lover' and it's such a typical little brother thing to say when you want to tease your older sibling I just find it so cute!
I love how the french language has like so many equivalents for "boyfriend" but for synchro labial reasons, it goes "Isabela, your *man* is coming!"
In Dutch they actually say: “isabela! Your darling’s here!” (Isabela’s je liefje is hier) and I find it beautiful
Я же не одна русская ждала,русскую версию где он это скажит
Хпхпхпх, нет😂😂
все русские здесь ждали этого ахахах
@@SE-ellll хаахвххв
нет не одна ахахах
The laugh at all languages is so amazing oh my days-
I need to find the Italian voice director who came up with THAT glorious idea xD
Camilo's voice in Italian is that of Alvaro Soler, I'm italian
In dutch he calls Mariano Isabela’s “liefje” which would literally translate to “little sweet” but the best way to translate it into English is sweetheart
Since Afrikaans is quite similar to Dutch I was able to figure out what he was saying without even knowing Dutch
@@EdgarBearTrap Afrikaans..? Thats African in dutch XD
@@-Skidisme.Iamskid- Well it is a direct descent of Dutch originating in South Africa
In the Hindi version, what Camilo says translates to ," Isabella's hero has come ."
We actually don't have a word for boyfriend in the Hindi we speak nowadays. ( we do have one in the old form of the language which we now use only while writing in books )
But Indian brothers and sisters do tease each other by calling the love interests as the persons hero or heroine....i
It pretty much suits the situation XD
1:45 I love the voice actor in Malay's version. The raspiness of the voice is just on point 😍🔥
0:27 it sounds like he's teasing her and I love the voice so much this one's definitely my favorite
Mariano's walk at the back tho 😭😭💀💀
2:03
Приятно видеть здесь свой язык❤
Все версии песни просто шикарны!!!! Один из любимых моментов)
Russia moment
@@miguelmartins8379 English (or Spanish/Italians) moment
@@laymovayadolka2327 sou brasileiro (I'm brazilian)
@@miguelmartins8379 worth a shot.
2:03 🥺❤️😘🥵
Funfact: the BR Portuguese version says “Isabella, Your boy is here” instead of “Isabella your boyfriends here” (I’m Brazilian)
if you knew how funny it is for us 😭 I might be wrong but it's a petty way to mock how some Brazilian girls call the boys they have a crush on - basically another slang to "crush" -, so instead of “your crush is here” Camilo is like “Isabella, your '''boy''' is here lmao🤪”.
Love how in Spanish is translated to: 'Isabella you love is here" It's adorable
0:09 PERFEITOO!! BRASIL É O MELHOR!! 🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖
XD
Pov: vc repetiu isso por mais de 20 vezes
@@jor.ligiaassuncao adiciona mais uns dois 0 nesse número, aí tá certo
The Brazilian version is very cool and funny!
victoria
@@flairvibe eu ia falar. toda vez é assim. comentário em inglês e o nome da pessoa é “Pedro da Silva Santos Machado”
Moça você é brasileira, não precisa falar em inglês pra mostra que ama a dublagem BR!
Fun fact: in Taiwanese Mandarin, he said “Isabela, I'm here.” instead of “Isabela, your boyfriend’s here.” because
In English, “Your boyfriend’s here” sounds like it has four syllables, but if you translate it into Taiwanese, it will be more than four syllables, which would mess up the beat
So they translated it into “I'm here.” In Taiwanese, that sentence includes four words which sound like four syllables
So the sentence could be on the beat
1:45 GOD THE MALAY ONE IS MY FAVOURITE. he sounds so much like his original English voice (Malay Camilo just kicks ass anyway they chose the best va to dub him my god)
0:30 English timestamp for my personal use
O BRASIL SENDO O PRIMEIRO LENDAAAA
Ordem alfabética KKKKKKK
@@erick_pzm5936 tbm existe pais q começa com A tá estraga prazeres
@@kawoshins não, mas realmente foi na ordem alfabética ,-, não querendo estragar a alegria dos outros mas realmente foi na ordem alfabética
Mas a dublagem está incrível do mesmo jeito 👌
In Icelandic, it goes, "your fiancée is here!" Camilo just jumped past the boyfriend part compleatly.
Não tem jeito gente, a versão em português br é a melhor...
Sim 🙌
Até os gringo tão falanfo isso
@@Tonnha38 eles tem bom gosto
@@jujuba4147 sem dúvida
@@Tonnha38 Não vi nenhum gringo falando da nossa. Só vi brasileiros falando em inglês achando que eles tão ligando pra a gente como sempre (e o resto é só gente de outros países falando de suas dublagens)
" Isabela Seu boy chegou " PERFEITO ainda mais pra quem tem uma amiga que se chama Isabela 😏
In turkish he actually says your best/close friend has come
One thing I like about modern entertainment is that there is more effort being put into localization of media. I guess its just me being older but when I was young, it felt like I knew the thing being dub was in a different language but now I feel like I can look past that
I personally really like the ones that uses slang words, kinda funny. For example in Hindi, Camilo says "Isabella, your hero has come" or the Brazilian Portuguese that says "Isabella your boy has arrived"
2:03, Russian: Изабелла, твой парень здесь!
Будем есть!
Isabella, tvoy paren' zdes'!
Budem est'!
Isabella, your boyfriend is here!
We will eat!
Приятного аппетита, Изабелла :)
The best of where Camilo is, Colombia. Exquisite Latin American Spanish
"Isabela seu BOY chegoooou" cara, o Camilo é perfeito kkkkkkkk
The “Isabella” in malay sounded so much like the english version! ALL OF THEM MATCH SO WELL
in romanian it says ''isabela, you have visitors'' instead and i kinda liked that lol, from what i heard the romanian version isn't just translated, it's adapted but still has the same feel
Or guests!
But visitors and guests are kinda the same thing so...
I'm really wondering why in Romanian they just *adapt* and not translate. (I'm actually pretty curious about this because I'm Romanian and never understood it)
@@pasareakiwi4169 probably so the songs make sense and rhyme a little more, and just because direct translations don't fit at all lol
@@deeeeniiiiss That do be makin sense not gonna lie
Plot twist: the actor is multilingual and actually voiced Camillo in almost all official languages (I know it's not true, but they all sound the same, which is great)
fun fact: in korean camilo actually says husband instead of boyfriend, thats probably just because the korean word for husband (남편 nampyon) fits better than the korean word for boyfriend (남자 친구 namja chingu) since the word for boyfriend is longer
Yes, no matter what language it is, i simp for Camilo’s voice 🧍🏽♀️
All of their voices are amazing
I LOVE this line. It's like the one of those lines that call the musical chaos, like "GENTLEMAN" in the Phantom of the Opera overture.
Fun fact: in Italian it does not say: "Isabela your boyfriend's here!"
But say: "Isabela you love arrived HAHA"
There is something that makes you laugh, because I am Italian