I would love it if you reacted to the spanish veresions of the songs as that would be the mother-language :) or even to that and other Disney-Songs in their native languages (there are extra videos made for that if u didn't know already)
Also Isabela's solo in "We don't talk about Bruno" is the same tune with the bridge(not sure) in her song "What else can I do" but it was Mirabel singing it
Ok, I’m so glad someone’s talking about the “Isabellaaaa” and “Luisa, Luisa”. I think the way that they kind of hang in the “Isabella” for a while kinda shows that “all eyes are on her”. (Which is kinda why she’s developed this pressure of being the PerfectChildTM) For Luisa, it’s quick. People don’t focus on her a lot, in fact, they don’t even greet her before (or even after) they give her a handful of chores
Yes! Agreed! And it adds on a leading point to Surface Pressure in that she does so much for the family and the village, but she’s so much overlooked and not as appreciated as Isabella who gets so much praise for being someone they want her to be
You're right, they don't greet her or thank her. What really annoys me is how irresponsible and lazy they are. As soon as that dude said to Luisa :"The donkeys got out again" I was like again? How 'bout you fix your fence so that your animals can't get out instead of relying on Luisa to deal with the consequences of your neglect. I feel like a lot of people take advantage of her willingness to help out.
@@stephaniezimbalist3757 it lowkey bothers me that they dont even hesitate to call for her to do stuff because they know she’ll say yes. I know it’s technically her purpose and it can be taken as a good thing that they trust her as she’s been doing this for years, but idk it comes off to me that they are *too* comfortable it feels like they just order her around. You are right about the lazy part like the donkey guy. But also with the times such as when she moved a church I kept thinking at first that’s kinda cool she brought the church there. But on the otherhand that church has been built elsewhere, why cant the people go to where the church is supposed to be? Is it someone’s grand wedding/ceremony that they need the church at a very specific location??
@@shinryouzen Exactly. We all need help from time to time and we all should be willing to help one another. When it's the same issue over and over again, then you need to do an assessment of why it is that you always require the same help. Instead of relying on someone else to keep fixing your problems.
It's very subtle - but the way Dolores said her line at the end actually shows her opinion of Mirabel not getting a Gift: It doesn't matter to her. She may not be extremely close to Mirabel, but the presence or absence of a Gift doesn't seem to change anything, for her. She is also smiling, and willingly and deliberately participates in Mirabel's song, as opposed to being in the background like Camilo or Aunt Pepa
I actually think she may be closer to Mirabel than we initially see. She’s the only one in the family who doesn’t shun her, or think of her as lesser due to her lack of gift, she’s also probably attuned to how lonely Mirabel may feel (Super-hearing after all, she probably can hear her crying at night or something) and Mirabel did say she was her favorite cousin (One could argue this was a way to get her to give info but it’d have to be believable if she wants to get fed the information so maybe she really is Mirabel’s favorite) also Mirabel probably wanted a figure to look up to, like a sisterly person (and since Isabela wasn’t that for much before she felt the need to belittle Mirabel as abuela did, and Luisa was constantly busy, maybe Mirabel found that in Dolores instead.) They live in the same house, Mirabel is probably starved for gossip since she’s stuck in the house all day, Dolores from what we know doesn’t really have too many chores since super-hearing isn’t as helpful as plant-making and super strength. They’d both be stuck at home a lot (Camilo too now that I think abt it) they’re cousins, Dolores knows how the family treats Mirabel and sympathizes with her, she’s willing to give her info on Bruno, and Mirabel shares a room with Dolores’ little brother. It makes sense. Sorry for this unnecessary rant, it was just a theory J had.
The woman who plays Abuela in the film In the Heights does the singing for Abuela and another actress does the voice. Her voice throughout that movie is beautiful.
As someone in musical theater, I glad you highlighted the singer who did Abuela’s part! It’s so impressive when someone can sing in different voices/characters. It’s a rare skill to be able to do well.
In Latin America and in this case Colombia, they dance with those skirt movements, typical dances of the country and exaggerated, since they enjoy the music.
Quick trivia, the guitar you hear and mention at 5:41 is actually a Colombian tiple ( you can also see it being played when Mirabel is given the accordion by one of the three villagers)
According to the book, Félix is also a musician , and his instrument is the Tiple. So now I have this scene in my head that he probably serenaded Pepa using a Tiple 😭❤️
What you said about Luisa's name I also think it's cool that the way the townspeople are saying her name it sounds like they're trying to get her attention so that she can help them with something. Like "Luisa! Luisa come help me move my house!"
my only takeaways from this somg: 1: OMG FELIX AND PEPA ARE SO CUTE TOGETHER 2: Awww I love how Luisa does a lil skip at the end of her part 3: GRANDKID ROUNDUP 🤩
This movie is very song driven, Lin really took the best stuff out of Hamilton music and put that elements in Encanto. From rapping, character and melody/music style association, overshadowing,and motif. Like how "The Family Madrigal" lyrics (So many stars, the perfect constellation) is mixed with Mirabel's melody from "Waiting on a Miracle" in the last song "All of you" (Stars don't shine they burn, constellations shifts). That is just one of the example, there is a lot more we can analyze from the song lyrics and musical melody
As a percussionist who's played in a few percussion ensembles myself, it's so cool to hear someone else talk about it! The blend of acoustic and electronic throughout Encanto makes its entire soundtrack really interesting, imho
I also love how much they use her dress in the dancing, it’s amazing to see cloth simulations come so far. It would take my 980 nearly a year to render a second of this scene, if that
dam i just finished watching the other 3 videos of encanto and was searching for the reaction of the madrigal family and it just popped in my recomendations 5 minutes after
Just wanna say, I highly appreciate the fact that you always go back a few seconds when you stop (and I love to listen to your thoughts on the songs :D )
Lin Manuel Miranda is amazing and he will always be so amazing with every project he works on!!! I absolutely admire his work beyond words!!! Been a fan of his work since his earliest work off Broadway and on Broadway with in the heights to Hamilton and to all his work with Disney!!! I can’t wait to see his future projects he will work on!!! 😍😍😍✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻💜💜💜
Just like the opening number in Hamilton! Every character is introduced and you have to listen at least 10x to catch all the information imparted! LMM!!!
In the behind the scenes content, they mentioned too that they were trying to accomplish the same thing that Belle’s opening number does in Beauty and the Beast by introducing us to all the characters and giving us a tour of the town. Totally different musical style, but I can definitely see the similarities there.
I would be so happy if you reacted to Dos oruguitas or waiting on a miracle next! Those are the really emotional ones. :) Edit: OMG MY FIRST 100 LIKES!! Tysm 🥰
I really love detailed reactions like this from people who really have knowledge in music. Not just random people who want to react . Not against them tho. I just love this better
Abuela singing voice is my beautiful friend Olga. I didn’t even know she was doing this until I watched the movie! Her talent is extraordinary, and she’s as kind as she is talented. Genuinely a beautiful soul.
The singing voice for Abuela Alma Madrigal is the same woman who played Abuela Claudia in In the Heights - both the Broadway cast & movie cast. (She was nominated for a Tony for ITH). Her name is Olga Merediz.
The reason why a lot of the songs are similar with like bass and percussion and stuff is bc he wanted to incorporate the Colombian culture and music sooo
What I just now noticed is, when Mirabel goes through each family member the character itself is highlighted on the wall painting. So the painting of e.g. Bruno has more colour and is clearer.
La razon por la cual aparece el acordeon es por que la musica tipica de Colombia (vallenato) se lo usa como su instrumento principal, tambien existen competencias en el pais donde los acordeoneros llevan el instrumento a maxima velocidad. ruclips.net/video/PwcFN-Bh5XE/видео.html
I appreciate your commentary and detailed ear. Mr Manuel & Mr Franco did an amazing job! What adds to it is the the effort for authentic representation of Colombian music and instruments that make Colombian music very dynamic. Movie was Colombia inspired.
one of the best reactions ive seen so far, i like that hes making a good explanation because he knows whats he talking about and giving out the little details throughout the songs. respect- new subscriber here🙌
I like more the song from the movie than just the soundtrack since the sound effects in the movie (like the picking up of the coffee cups or Pepa's thunder) are perfectly implemented in the song and add more value
In “All Of You”, Mirabel sings with the melody of “The Family Madrigal”, And when Mirabel is trying to cheer Isabella up in “What else can I do”, Mirabel sings with the melody of Isabella’s part in “We don’t talk about Bruno”, Also, Again, With “All Of You”, Luisa, Isabella, And Mirabel all sing with the melody of Isabella’s part in “We don’t talk about Bruno”
It's nice to see that Mirabel was proud of herself, no matter what, if she had a gift or not. She accepted who she was and claimed that there is more people in the family than just her. So independant and cute!
I literally watched your previous encanto reactions and a few other ones like a few hours ago, wishing you reacted to this. And now I come back and this is in my feed.
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I was in your live reaction yesterday, I loved it, thanks for repost that song. Three quick answers that you missed between all the coments: Luisa can be translated to Louisa; you said quite well "dos oruguitas", just try to say "gui" as in the word guitar; and the words ending in -ito or -ita in spanish could mean the small version of something (casita as a small house) or could be a nickname or a way to call someone in an affectionate way (casa-Casita, Bruno-Brunito, Antonio-Toñito) and is really used in Spain, usually with family members or close friends. That's a way to make Casita part of the family instead of a simple house. Sorry for the length, I hope it helps ❤️
Hi Maria, I love your comment explaining some Spanish to people! Just a tiny little nitpick that in English, the "u" is silent in guitar (so it's said like gitar (with the i unstressed) rather than gwi-tar in Spanish)) so that part may be a little misleading for English speakers who don't know Spanish.
Hi! Thanks, I also love when others do the same in english. But the "u" is also silent in spanish, so we say "o- ru-gi-tas" and "gi-tar". In words with "gue" or "gui" the u is always silent except when you use "ü", like in pingüino (pin-gu-i-no).
@@mariacarrasco1322 Hi thank you so much for taking the time correcting me there! I don't know why I was thinking my friends in Madrid would pronounce the u in guitar. I think maybe my memory is crossing with words like "guapa" or my Italian friend (or maybe both haha) I think I've spent too many years not speaking Spanish. I hope I didn't make a total fool of myself and I did honestly mean it from a good (though obviously wrong) place ;^^.
@@natiraine4260 Of course you didn't, I also have mistakes in english and I like when someone explains them to me. The silent "u" only works following by "e" or "i", maybe that is the confusing part. I'm glad to help, if you want to know something else 😊
I've been enjoying listening to your reviews of these songs from Encanto. I have a suggestion: Once you're done with this series, can you review the soundtrack from the Netflix "Arcane" series, especially pieces like "Enemy".
Omggggg i was watching another video from this guy reacting to what else can i do and saw a comment asking for a reaction to this song, and here it is just a day later !!
I would love if he did tangled the series songs too. Like waiting in the wings, let me make you proud ready as I'll ever be, crossing the line, nothing left to lose
Hey, so i just got into your videos with your dip into Encanto, i think i went in the same order you did actually. I really like your breakdown of the instrumental while almost completely ignoring whats going on with the rest of the video, be it the lyrics or the animation. Its quite funny to me, i enjoy how people react to things, been going through a lot of these Encanto reactions because my ADHD says YES... so yknow. Anyway i am finally commenting (and ill probably subscribe too dont worry), because i was left flabbergasted when you made no comment about the accordion that got tossed at Mirabel... An instument that isnt often seen and then it panned to the instruments that you mentioned at the start. The villagers were the ones playing the instruments for the song since the start!!!! Oh im from canada too :D southern ontario.
Fun fact: the name "Madrigal" actually refers to a technique of Secular vocal music composition from as early as the renaissance era. It's actually the type of singing the family use during the "We don't talk about Bruno" song. That part were they're setting the table and overlapping the verses is a prime example of this. Seemingly chaotic but harmonious at the same time, just like "The tower of Babble" from the musical "Godspell". If you don't know it, that would be a good song to react to later down the line.
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I would love it if you reacted to the spanish veresions of the songs as that would be the mother-language :) or even to that and other Disney-Songs in their native languages (there are extra videos made for that if u didn't know already)
Be careful with Waiting on a Miracle ( some don’t cover the entire song. Here’s the link to the real song:
m.ruclips.net/video/VftnXp47T7w/видео.html
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When Abuela sings she sings with the melody of Dos Oroguitas I believe. It feels like she is stuck in that song still. Which makes sense sotrry wise
Yes, she does. A great way to say that she still lives in the past, in my opinion
Good ear
I noticed this, too. It's so sad and sweet at the same time 🥺
Yo I just noticed that
Also Isabela's solo in "We don't talk about Bruno" is the same tune with the bridge(not sure) in her song "What else can I do" but it was Mirabel singing it
Abuela has two voice actors! Her voice and her singing voice, like Mulan did!
Oh very cool! She has so much character to her voice, i was really impressed!
@@CodyMcManus hello! I'm a big fan 😀
I still can't get over Lea Salonga (singer VA of both Mulan and Jasmine from Aladdin). Her voice is so clean.
@@witherton8340 totoo
In english and spanish is a colombian actress
Ok, I’m so glad someone’s talking about the “Isabellaaaa” and “Luisa, Luisa”.
I think the way that they kind of hang in the “Isabella” for a while kinda shows that “all eyes are on her”. (Which is kinda why she’s developed this pressure of being the PerfectChildTM)
For Luisa, it’s quick. People don’t focus on her a lot, in fact, they don’t even greet her before (or even after) they give her a handful of chores
Yes! Agreed! And it adds on a leading point to Surface Pressure in that she does so much for the family and the village, but she’s so much overlooked and not as appreciated as Isabella who gets so much praise for being someone they want her to be
I liked the idea that someone had that the "Luisa, Luisa, Luisa, Luisa" is representative of the town constantly calling her for things they need done
You're right, they don't greet her or thank her. What really annoys me is how irresponsible and lazy they are. As soon as that dude said to Luisa :"The donkeys got out again" I was like again? How 'bout you fix your fence so that your animals can't get out instead of relying on Luisa to deal with the consequences of your neglect. I feel like a lot of people take advantage of her willingness to help out.
@@stephaniezimbalist3757 it lowkey bothers me that they dont even hesitate to call for her to do stuff because they know she’ll say yes. I know it’s technically her purpose and it can be taken as a good thing that they trust her as she’s been doing this for years, but idk it comes off to me that they are *too* comfortable it feels like they just order her around.
You are right about the lazy part like the donkey guy. But also with the times such as when she moved a church I kept thinking at first that’s kinda cool she brought the church there. But on the otherhand that church has been built elsewhere, why cant the people go to where the church is supposed to be? Is it someone’s grand wedding/ceremony that they need the church at a very specific location??
@@shinryouzen Exactly. We all need help from time to time and we all should be willing to help one another. When it's the same issue over and over again, then you need to do an assessment of why it is that you always require the same help. Instead of relying on someone else to keep fixing your problems.
It's very subtle - but the way Dolores said her line at the end actually shows her opinion of Mirabel not getting a Gift: It doesn't matter to her. She may not be extremely close to Mirabel, but the presence or absence of a Gift doesn't seem to change anything, for her. She is also smiling, and willingly and deliberately participates in Mirabel's song, as opposed to being in the background like Camilo or Aunt Pepa
I actually think she may be closer to Mirabel than we initially see. She’s the only one in the family who doesn’t shun her, or think of her as lesser due to her lack of gift, she’s also probably attuned to how lonely Mirabel may feel (Super-hearing after all, she probably can hear her crying at night or something) and Mirabel did say she was her favorite cousin (One could argue this was a way to get her to give info but it’d have to be believable if she wants to get fed the information so maybe she really is Mirabel’s favorite) also Mirabel probably wanted a figure to look up to, like a sisterly person (and since Isabela wasn’t that for much before she felt the need to belittle Mirabel as abuela did, and Luisa was constantly busy, maybe Mirabel found that in Dolores instead.) They live in the same house, Mirabel is probably starved for gossip since she’s stuck in the house all day, Dolores from what we know doesn’t really have too many chores since super-hearing isn’t as helpful as plant-making and super strength. They’d both be stuck at home a lot (Camilo too now that I think abt it) they’re cousins, Dolores knows how the family treats Mirabel and sympathizes with her, she’s willing to give her info on Bruno, and Mirabel shares a room with Dolores’ little brother. It makes sense. Sorry for this unnecessary rant, it was just a theory J had.
The woman who plays Abuela in the film In the Heights does the singing for Abuela and another actress does the voice. Her voice throughout that movie is beautiful.
La voz la hace una actriz colombiana Maria Cecelia botero.
That is awesome
@@miyuyamamoto6506 Nope. La voz HABLADA la hace María Cecilia, la voz CANTADA la hace Olga Merediz. La persona que comento tiene toda la razón.
She is also in teh origional bordaway recording of 'In the Heights'
I was very suprised to know that she actually isn’t I looked it up and it’s not
The chants of "Mirabel!" has the exact same energy as "Hamilton!" I love you Lin-Manuel Miranda
Yesss! Just like the "Isabeeeela" it's similar to Hamilton's "Eliiiiiza"
This is the first time I have ever heard someone actually compliment Abuela’s character..
😂
Yeah fr😂
As someone in musical theater, I glad you highlighted the singer who did Abuela’s part! It’s so impressive when someone can sing in different voices/characters. It’s a rare skill to be able to do well.
Yes, it certainly stood out to me immediately! Very impressive 😊
When she says “mommmmmm”, my heart melts🥺
Disney was just showing off with all of mirabels skirt waves.
And I’m here for it
LMAO
In Latin America and in this case Colombia, they dance with those skirt movements, typical dances of the country and exaggerated, since they enjoy the music.
@@punky754 oooh cool!
She's 15
@@yashoe9175 Okay? I’m not sure why you said that but good to know
This dude has Dolores'es gift
Hahaha this if my favorite comment 😂
Hahah, Ikr👍
*Colombia is called the Country of 1000 Rhythms, because it has 1,025.* Very rich musical culture.
Fun fact! The fast part was written for trumpet, but the composer knew the singer could handle it and wrote it for her anyway!
I wholeheartedly recommend “*Waiting on a miracle*” it’s Mirabel’s solo and really pleasant to listen to ☺️
It's relatable to anybody in a family who feels left out or not special or whatever.
@@wastelandlegocheem Yeah
If you all Subscribe ill do it 😊
@@CodyMcManus 。u should listen it in Japanese version of waiting for a miracle
@@CodyMcManus I subscribed 😁
The instruments that sound when Mirabel say "Floors" it's a Colombian Marimba.
Yup and my friend has one
Yes, it is from music of the Pacific coast: currulao, alabao, bundes, contradanza, aguabajo and makerule.
Quick trivia, the guitar you hear and mention at 5:41 is actually a Colombian tiple ( you can also see it being played when Mirabel is given the accordion by one of the three villagers)
Oh nice little detail👌
According to the book, Félix is also a musician , and his instrument is the Tiple.
So now I have this scene in my head that he probably serenaded Pepa using a Tiple 😭❤️
What you said about Luisa's name I also think it's cool that the way the townspeople are saying her name it sounds like they're trying to get her attention so that she can help them with something. Like "Luisa! Luisa come help me move my house!"
I like your interpretation
8:58 this also foreshadows later in the movie when everyone is calling for Luisa to do things
The singing voice for Abuela is different, it's Olga Merediz from In The Heights. She is INCREDIBLE.
and the fact that Lin Manuel Miranda and Stephanie Beatriz (Mirabel) are also from In the Heights is awesome too
Its like a family back together again
@@journiibee1429 ABUELA from In The Heights?! I thought the voice sounded familiar when I watched it xxx
I love how strained and crazed the children get, their faces contort like actual little demons.
😂😂 this comment is amazing
Beautiful XD
my only takeaways from this somg:
1: OMG FELIX AND PEPA ARE SO CUTE TOGETHER
2: Awww I love how Luisa does a lil skip at the end of her part
3: GRANDKID ROUNDUP 🤩
If Mirabel had a gift it should be making music because people are only singing when she is around
that will change her personality or her likings then
This movie is very song driven, Lin really took the best stuff out of Hamilton music and put that elements in Encanto. From rapping, character and melody/music style association, overshadowing,and motif. Like how "The Family Madrigal" lyrics (So many stars, the perfect constellation) is mixed with Mirabel's melody from "Waiting on a Miracle" in the last song "All of you" (Stars don't shine they burn, constellations shifts). That is just one of the example, there is a lot more we can analyze from the song lyrics and musical melody
I love how Disney put all their time into this, and they did this for a movie that will be popular for like three years
I don't know why but I just love how Mirabel's dad sounds when he sings like why do I love it so much idk.
The music is a mix of Colombian Vallenato and Cumbia with all the typical instruments used in Colombia like accordion and tiple
As a percussionist who's played in a few percussion ensembles myself, it's so cool to hear someone else talk about it! The blend of acoustic and electronic throughout Encanto makes its entire soundtrack really interesting, imho
I also love how much they use her dress in the dancing, it’s amazing to see cloth simulations come so far. It would take my 980 nearly a year to render a second of this scene, if that
dam i just finished watching the other 3 videos of encanto and was searching for the reaction of the madrigal family and it just popped in my recomendations 5 minutes after
I saw an interview with Lin that said Mirabel’s rap section was suppose to mimic a brass instrument section. Which I kind of love 💕
Another great song is”Waiting On A Miracle!” The melody is awesome and the lyrics are the best!!!
Just wanna say, I highly appreciate the fact that you always go back a few seconds when you stop (and I love to listen to your thoughts on the songs :D )
I love “The family madrigal”! Honestly because how fast it gets
Olga Mendez's voice is everything! She's so underrated
I like how they included the sound that the accordion makes when Mirabel throws it into the official soundtrack version
New to your channel but I just love your analysis. Your insight and enthusiasm is delightful. Thanks for sharing with us, man! Keep it coming!
💯 agree
Lin Manuel Miranda is amazing and he will always be so amazing with every project he works on!!! I absolutely admire his work beyond words!!! Been a fan of his work since his earliest work off Broadway and on Broadway with in the heights to Hamilton and to all his work with Disney!!! I can’t wait to see his future projects he will work on!!! 😍😍😍✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻💜💜💜
We don’t talk about Vivo-o-o-o
Just like the opening number in Hamilton! Every character is introduced and you have to listen at least 10x to catch all the information imparted! LMM!!!
In the behind the scenes content, they mentioned too that they were trying to accomplish the same thing that Belle’s opening number does in Beauty and the Beast by introducing us to all the characters and giving us a tour of the town. Totally different musical style, but I can definitely see the similarities there.
LMM introduced 'We Don't Talk about Bruno' in the first song just like he did with 'No Me Diga' in his In The Heights opening number.
You should definitely listen to Paciencia y Fe from In The Heights. Olga Merediz is Abuela’s VA and she’s great!
I love this movie so much, its just so up lifting.
Can you do Waiting on a Miracle next? I love how they slowly add instruments in that song, and how everything just flows together.
I would be so happy if you reacted to Dos oruguitas or waiting on a miracle next! Those are the really emotional ones. :)
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I will, but only if you Subscribe 😊
@@CodyMcManus i subscribed! Ahahha is that ok too?
I really love all the instruments but the accordion and the maracas make me feel like they are inviting me, hey! Let's dance! Come here!
Fun fact: Mirabels VA was 9 month pregnant and after her last recording of waiting on a miracle after 48 mins she gave birth
so many of the songs take little pieces from the other songs in the movie, i love it
To be able to sing at this pace is awesome from Stephanie Beatriz. Love her voice and talenf
I really love detailed reactions like this from people who really have knowledge in music. Not just random people who want to react . Not against them tho. I just love this better
Encanto gives me life! This movie is so good!!
Abuela singing voice is my beautiful friend Olga. I didn’t even know she was doing this until I watched the movie! Her talent is extraordinary, and she’s as kind as she is talented. Genuinely a beautiful soul.
Excelent reaction! in the intro of the song there's also native percussion instruments from my country Colombia!
You should definitely react to the ending song! “All Of You”
Brilliant breakdown of what goes on in a song. Thanks Cody for explaining it to us laypeople!
I’m living for this series
The singing voice for Abuela Alma Madrigal is the same woman who played Abuela Claudia in In the Heights - both the Broadway cast & movie cast. (She was nominated for a Tony for ITH). Her name is Olga Merediz.
The reason why a lot of the songs are similar with like bass and percussion and stuff is bc he wanted to incorporate the Colombian culture and music sooo
What I just now noticed is, when Mirabel goes through each family member the character itself is highlighted on the wall painting. So the painting of e.g. Bruno has more colour and is clearer.
yesss i was waiting for this song!
OMG I never thought about the Isabellaaaa~ and Luisa! Luisa! segments! I love your interpretation in it, knowing Lin that totally makes sense!!
La razon por la cual aparece el acordeon es por que la musica tipica de Colombia (vallenato) se lo usa como su instrumento principal, tambien existen competencias en el pais donde los acordeoneros llevan el instrumento a maxima velocidad. ruclips.net/video/PwcFN-Bh5XE/видео.html
Like, para que lo vea
I appreciate your commentary and detailed ear. Mr Manuel & Mr Franco did an amazing job! What adds to it is the the effort for authentic representation of Colombian music and instruments that make Colombian music very dynamic. Movie was Colombia inspired.
one of the best reactions ive seen so far, i like that hes making a good explanation because he knows whats he talking about and giving out the little details throughout the songs. respect- new subscriber here🙌
Love your reaction! This movie is the best.
I’m so happy you reacted to it!!!
Honestly sometimes I just listen to the instrumental versions of the songs from Encanto because they're simply a masterpiece ✨✨
I like how he says Lisa when it actually is Luisa
When they sing “Isabella” it reminds me so much of In The Heights.
I like more the song from the movie than just the soundtrack since the sound effects in the movie (like the picking up of the coffee cups or Pepa's thunder) are perfectly implemented in the song and add more value
Awesome song
great reaction, loved watching this video and it’s super informative!
Finally bruh he is going watch every song in that movie
In “All Of You”, Mirabel sings with the melody of “The Family Madrigal”, And when Mirabel is trying to cheer Isabella up in “What else can I do”, Mirabel sings with the melody of Isabella’s part in “We don’t talk about Bruno”, Also, Again, With “All Of You”, Luisa, Isabella, And Mirabel all sing with the melody of Isabella’s part in “We don’t talk about Bruno”
What is your favorite Disney movie? 👇
Encanto and Frozen I have 2 favorites
Idk, there are so many good ones!
Definitely Encanto
It's nice to see that Mirabel was proud of herself, no matter what, if she had a gift or not. She accepted who she was and claimed that there is more people in the family than just her. So independant and cute!
I love Abuela voice. Its the lady from Lin Manuel Miranda In The Heights. She sang Patience y Fe
I literally watched your previous encanto reactions and a few other ones like a few hours ago, wishing you reacted to this. And now I come back and this is in my feed.
She is called the queen of goosebumps, a unique voice - contralto with polyphonic overtones. Full vocal range - 4 octaves (E3-E7)
The most famous hit of the king of rock 'n' roll in an unrivaled gorgeous, phenomenal performance by Diana Ankudinova ( 18 y.o.)
Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley / DARK VERSION cover)
Please react to Diana Ankudinova !
Last year, the number of reactions to Diana exceeded the number of 10 thousand reactions (in my playlist section there are two playlists of 5 thousand reactions each).
Diana Ankudinova
Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley / DARK VERSION cover)
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I support the request)) It is very interesting to listen to the opinion of a professional) epic performance)) unique voice)
I watched the other videos, this guy it seems wholesome af. I’m subbing
I was in your live reaction yesterday, I loved it, thanks for repost that song. Three quick answers that you missed between all the coments: Luisa can be translated to Louisa; you said quite well "dos oruguitas", just try to say "gui" as in the word guitar; and the words ending in -ito or -ita in spanish could mean the small version of something (casita as a small house) or could be a nickname or a way to call someone in an affectionate way (casa-Casita, Bruno-Brunito, Antonio-Toñito) and is really used in Spain, usually with family members or close friends. That's a way to make Casita part of the family instead of a simple house. Sorry for the length, I hope it helps ❤️
Hi Maria, I love your comment explaining some Spanish to people! Just a tiny little nitpick that in English, the "u" is silent in guitar (so it's said like gitar (with the i unstressed) rather than gwi-tar in Spanish)) so that part may be a little misleading for English speakers who don't know Spanish.
Hi! Thanks, I also love when others do the same in english. But the "u" is also silent in spanish, so we say "o- ru-gi-tas" and "gi-tar". In words with "gue" or "gui" the u is always silent except when you use "ü", like in pingüino (pin-gu-i-no).
@@mariacarrasco1322 Hi thank you so much for taking the time correcting me there! I don't know why I was thinking my friends in Madrid would pronounce the u in guitar. I think maybe my memory is crossing with words like "guapa" or my Italian friend (or maybe both haha) I think I've spent too many years not speaking Spanish. I hope I didn't make a total fool of myself and I did honestly mean it from a good (though obviously wrong) place ;^^.
@@natiraine4260 Of course you didn't, I also have mistakes in english and I like when someone explains them to me. The silent "u" only works following by "e" or "i", maybe that is the confusing part. I'm glad to help, if you want to know something else 😊
Ok I have to say at 6:25 look at her face! It’s like ohhhhhh you paused it again on me lol!
OMG IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH IT!
finallllyyy reacting to the best song on the soundtrackkk
I've been enjoying listening to your reviews of these songs from Encanto.
I have a suggestion: Once you're done with this series, can you review the soundtrack from the Netflix "Arcane" series, especially pieces like "Enemy".
I literally love your reactions it’s like everything I’m thinking
You should react to "Waiting on a miracle" from Encanto, it's such a beatiful song 🥰🥰
Oh wow! I suggested this yesterday and now the video is uploaded!
The vallenato is fun. Thats the idea of that music. That music is from Colombia . Vallenato
This guy is like a xqc clone, same hair, he is from Canada, same Schnozer, same body.
Saludos desde Barranquilla, Colombia 🇨🇴
Omggggg i was watching another video from this guy reacting to what else can i do and saw a comment asking for a reaction to this song, and here it is just a day later !!
i am living for this music series
Yes finally you reacted to this song.!
You should do other Disney songs, like songs from The Little Mermaid, Beauty and The Beast, Tangled etc, more of this Disney magic 🤍
I would love if he did tangled the series songs too. Like waiting in the wings, let me make you proud ready as I'll ever be, crossing the line, nothing left to lose
I was waiting for you to upload this 😂
Amo tus reacciones 🇨🇴❤️
Hey, so i just got into your videos with your dip into Encanto, i think i went in the same order you did actually. I really like your breakdown of the instrumental while almost completely ignoring whats going on with the rest of the video, be it the lyrics or the animation. Its quite funny to me, i enjoy how people react to things, been going through a lot of these Encanto reactions because my ADHD says YES... so yknow.
Anyway i am finally commenting (and ill probably subscribe too dont worry), because i was left flabbergasted when you made no comment about the accordion that got tossed at Mirabel... An instument that isnt often seen and then it panned to the instruments that you mentioned at the start. The villagers were the ones playing the instruments for the song since the start!!!!
Oh im from canada too :D southern ontario.
I'd love if you react to After Ever After from Paint, it's a absolutely gorgeous acapella!!!
Fun fact: the name "Madrigal" actually refers to a technique of Secular vocal music composition from as early as the renaissance era. It's actually the type of singing the family use during the "We don't talk about Bruno" song. That part were they're setting the table and overlapping the verses is a prime example of this. Seemingly chaotic but harmonious at the same time, just like "The tower of Babble" from the musical "Godspell". If you don't know it, that would be a good song to react to later down the line.
Hello I just want to say I'm new and i was watching you other videos they're are good👍
the best part is mirrabelles face and how it perfectly has that "please help" look.