Producer Reacts to We Don't Talk About Bruno (From "Encanto")
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- Опубліковано 10 січ 2022
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Song of the Year? We Don't Talk About Bruno from Disney's Encanto is trending at #1 so I had to give this a listen. I love the theatrical vocal performances from Disney vocalists and this song gives us a ton of that!
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I watched this movie on theaters. It was really good Cody.
You need to watch it in Spanish! The lyrics is so much better! I'm Puerto Rican and we love this song! Try listening it in Spanish and read the lyrics it's so much darker.
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I would but you gotta pay
Did yo see Bruno
Fun fact: you can see Bruno jamming along in the back of Dolores’ verse 🤗
It was camilo
Because she is the only one that knows he is still around ;) Some subtle foreshadowing.
Everyone else portrays him in a creepy/spooky light
@@castilloairajoy.5165 it wasn't
It WaS DiO
@@spicyhotbeef7342 It’s not very crucial to the plot so leave it up to whatever you like. I personally like to say that it’s just a hint that Dolores knew that he never left, that he’s always been in the background for so long. It’s not supposed to be an actual Bruno or Camilo but it could be, what’s important is that his presence symbolized.
Lin Manuel Miranda wrote the songs; they're all spectacular. My favorites are Surface Pressure and Waiting on a Miracle.
We love LMM here 💕
i love waiting on a miracle
someone else wrote the instrumental songs while lin wrote the voiced songs , just commenting to make sure both get credit even though i don’t know his name
That’s why it is so theatrical. I love that they brought him in for this. It is pretty much Broadway ready, a lot like how Beauty and the Beast, Little Mermaid, Aladdin were. And like he said, it’s NEW contemporary theatre, not classically driven.
Then it's no surprise why the songs are so good.
Dolores: * just singing her verse *
Bruno at the back: *jammin'*
She knew her facts 🧐
It's Camilo because he creeps up from his door.
Dolores:**just singing her verse**
me and bruno:"this slaps!!"
Nobody talks about how when they are all singing in her room Camilo’s verse went up higher. It is my favorite part 😭
Same
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The "preparing for the dinner" scene really made me want to pay attention to how many lines each of the singers did that the music producers were able to blend it to not be just one cluttered mess, like we get some empty spaces that have each of the characters telling their stories and you can choose to focus on which one is replicating theirs. Absolutely brilliant!
If you’re doing a piano accompaniment, each of the character’s parts are pretty much the same progression.
yeah, i always chose a different voice to listen to in that section and it's so easy to follow each one along it's amazing
The technique used there is called counterpoint. The progression is just the same no matter which one you listen to. Good example of vocal counterpoint, normally it's bass, treble or rhythm counterpoint you hear if you get a song with a counterpoint.
I remembered Les Miserables' One Day More
@@DanksterPaws They are! Each part follows a two-measure loop of Cm - Fm - | G - Fm, and if they have a part where they say "We don't talk about Bruno" it'll switch to Ab - - - | G - - -
That ensures that each melody can be layered on top of one another without it sounding strange or "off-key." It also helps that, like shilah said, the lines the characters sing are fairly simple + have empty spaces; this means that when combined they fit together like pieces of a puzzle :D
If you listen, Isabella is actually singing “I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine,” as if trying to convince herself that she can do this, as we find out later that she didn’t want to marry him at all.
I’m pretty sure that’s Dolores , specifically says “ he told me that the man of dreams would be just out of reach betrothed to another , another and I’m fine,I’m fine,I’m fine - fine , fineeee~ “
Actually, they’re both singing it together in a tight harmony, so it shows both of their similar but contrasting discontent with the proposal
Time stamp?
@@Solarxoxo they both sing it. If you look up the isolated vocal version you'll hear the harmonies a lot clearer.
@@brihaswrizz 6:37
Camilo's part gives me goosebumps. It's so great to hear and repeat.
During Isabelas solo the “Oh my goodness” was timed so perfectly it was flawless
I can't stop watching Encanto. So beautiful. Songs are so catchy.
Yea
Yea lol
Some of the characters are just hawt!!!😩😩😩 my chocolate needs some creamy peanut butter!😩😩😩
Ikr
Where do you watch it plz
Did you notice how when Dolores’ part pops up from her initial ‘Hey’ all of the background noises (footsteps, skin contact of her grabbing Mirabel’s arm, the swish of her skirts when she turns) they’re all EXTREMELY amplified. When they’re doing their moving footsteps you can see they’re only using the tips of their toes but the sound is BIG. Showcasing Dolores’ powers of super hearing, such a small but glorious effect 😭
It seems every singer in the familia Madrigal showcases their talent. Her Tia (Aunt) Pepa with her influence over weather, Dolores’ subtle but there emphasis on her hearing, Cammilo’s shapeshifting, and Isa’s lowering with her Flora gift ❤️❤️❤️
Its very different in my original file where it's very quiet , but the yt version is very clear on that background and stepping sound
@ZAP GAMERZ wait I’m confused 😂 my comment was copied and reposted? 😂😂😂
@ZAP GAMERZ that’s funny! What video? 😂😂😂
In this scene there is bruno dancing on the balcony in the back ground
Also can we appreciate Mirabel’s face when Isabella is singing 😂😂😂
There is nothing that makes more sense than the fact that multiple voices singing at one time in harmony but with different words is called a Madrigal. And they are the family Madrigal. So much to unpack with the meaning behind the name and so beautifully apt for this song in particular
This is not just a “Disney composer.” This is the King of Musicals, Lin-Manuel Miranda.
He's also made songs in Hamilton
If I am correct this was his first movie with Disney, where he was completely involved, from start to finish. Lin-Manuel Miranda brought all the elements of broadway to the screen, from layers, to sound moving through space. Watching this movie in with quality headphones or surround sound is mind boggling for a childrens movie.
I still think it's hilarious how Camillo's talks about Bruno cause if you think about it he's the same age as Maribel and most likely what happened is Bruno came to him to say hi or something and the kid was so scared because of all he'd been told so many bad things about Bruno that he fainted on site
@@Huzlnut he created Hamilton.
@@monwell27 No, he wrote the music for Moana.
The is the watermark of Lin Manuel Miranda! Giving each character meaning & depth while the lyrics of the song push the story forward. Also his classic style of layering several songs on top of each other at a pinnacle point is heard here. He does this in Hamilton & In The Heights as well. All 3 excellent soundtracks!
RIGHT?! Like I listened to the song before without knowing about it and when the dinner scene came I was like... wait did Lin write this? A quick google search and I found out I was right
Lin gets compared to Menken and Sondheim a lot (and for good reason), but I honestly think people underestimate Cameron Mackintosh's influence on Miranda through Les Mis. Because Les Mis does the overlaying parts in the same way (and I know it's Boubil and Schoenberg who wrote it, but Mackintosh's arrangement is what I'm specifically talking about). Listen to The Confrontation, or even better - One Day More.
@@gayahithwen This comment reminds me of Lin singing One Day More on Carpool Karaoke before a Tonies broadcast. He’s obviously a fan of Les Mis.
@@severigne_m7652 omg right all the songs gave Lin Manuel Miranda he has such a special way of producing
Reminds me of non stop!!!
I find it interesting that you can see Isabella’s struggle with being ‘perfect’ at the end of the song when you see her dancing more erratically singing ‘I’m fine, I’m fine’. It’s quite hard to pick out as everyone else is singing but it’s really obvious when you hear it.
I love his reaction to Isabela's part.
Fun fact: Dolores’ part (the rapper-esc part) is actually sung by someone who is originally a rapper!
that’s actually really cool!
She do be spitting
Yeah
I was just thinking that her verse was sung (or rapped?) by a rapper
who is it?!?
Dolores and Camilo should’ve had their own song, it would’ve been amazing
I firmly believe Disney robbed us. Then again, maybe if they did have their own song, maybe they'd be so good, it'd overshadow the rest. That's just me though.
@@RandomDragonEXE I think they're making a sequel so I hope we get a song from them there
Omg ye
You guys mean
@@itzdancegirl4885 bro what how-
I _love_ how you pointed out the vocal panning.
I'm a _big_ fan of stereo and surround sound!
It gives me chills!
My friends are in a band and they try _so_ hard to incorporate that into their music.
Also, what brand of headphones are you using?
I loved the panning. My headphones are beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO
I've listened to this song non-stop. Ever since I've watched Encanto, I've been listening to all the songs on repeat. So much detail is put into those songs, witch is wonderful and makes it a great time to listen to.
Another cool detail is that the "rapper" girl (the one whispering and the 3rd vocalist), Dolores, has the superpower of being capable of hearing everything, she has an enhanced hearing. And because of that she whispers instead of singing normally.
not really, she sang normally right after isabella's part, and also sang normally at the end of the movie.
I think she was whispering because she was talking about how the family doesn't understand bruno
Dolores was whispering because she was talking about Bruno inside the casita where everyone could probably overhear.
Plus every other sound in the scene is amplified
@@krazygurlize no
@@jonasquinn7977 exactly, it’s something that most pick up on. Its a really cool detail that they aded to make us understand the weight of eaches power
I love Lin Manuel's habit of putting several verses together into this controlled chaos. I loved it in Hamilton, I love it here and I can't wait to see more of it. Cause, let's be honest, Disney would be crazy not to hire this genius again
In the heights also had it! 96,000!
Watch VIVO movie, musical film featuring Lin
3rd comment
He wrote for Moana too 😅
It’s a very common thing to do in musical theater at the end of act one which is why we see him do it in Hamilton, in the heights, and moana. It’s genius of him really
Great reaction! This song reminds me of the smooth criminal sequence. So much packed in !
I love you
I've seen several reactions to this song and this was my far my favorite. Loved this video
Camilo's part isnt just good for the singing, but also his shape shifting ability makes it even more interesting. He could make a convincing villian.
He was originally going to be (or at least a rival to Mirabel of sorts) but they decided against the idea.
it’s loki!
He’s such a cool character!
His name was Carlos
@@dracos0024 Nah. He was always going to be a part of the family. Just more of an emo kid instead of a happy one that we see. He's expected to make people laugh (it's said in the original song) so maybe he's actually emo and negative (as you see when there's no house), and it's possible that the happy-go-lucky is an act.
the fact half of his family wrote an entire disstrack about him and it was one of the best songs in the entire movie shows just how much we SHOULD be talking about bruno
I mean, Pepa’s part wasn’t a disstrack
I absolutely love this song, along with waiting on a miracle
This was my first video of yours I’ve ever come across or watched, and it was sooo fascinating to hear your insight, like when the vocals panned to the side! Thanks for a great video, can’t wait to watch more 😊
I definitely think it’s a game changer for Disney to have brought on Lin-Manuel Miranda. His background in broadway musicals adds so much depth and a sense of being ‘in-touch’ that Disney was sometimes lacking previously. (As in the replay value of the songs and longevity of engagement) The Latin hiphop vibes that come out in Encanto are right up Lin-Manuel’s lane and I can’t wait to see how he further continues to transform Disney into more of his broadway feel
YES
His relationship with Disney started with Moana and it just has skyrocketed from there. I agree that he was the perfect person to write for Encanto. You can tell he took a lot of time in researching authentic Colombian music and rhythms to get it right.
Reminds me of the Menken/Elton John pairing in the 90s, game changer.
Unlike some other Disney songs, the ones that Lin produces (especially this one) I can listen to over and over again without getting tired of them. Like you said, they have more replay value. I felt the same way about the songs in Moana as well. I think the songs in that movie are ten times better than the ones in a movie like Frozen.
@Banana Lisa that is so wonderful! I've enjoyed Latin music (including Colombian) for years being Latina and I'm glad these movies are opening the minds of a lot of people that were not familiar with it before.
Dolores: *sings*
Cody: "Oh! We have so many different people singing this song!"
Me: You have no idea...
True
Pepa, Felix, Dolores, Camilo, Isabela and Mirabel ft. Abuela, Fish Lady, Gut Guy and Bald Dude
@@mr.cheese7339 when you translate it “Abuela” Translates to “Grandma” lol (it’s because Abuela is actualy Grandma in Spanish or something lol)
@@fandomgacha3361 I know… I’m aware her name is Alma…
@@mr.cheese7339 Fish Lady: PezMuerto, translates to "dead fish" in Spanish
Gut guy: Osvaldo
Bald Guy: Flores
O ya!
That was a good song Cody and I love your reaction 💜
The bit where they are singing around the table - it’s called a Madrigal.
Love the play Disney did there
I literally got chills when all of them sang together...
LOL IKR
?????????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
If no one told you yet.fun fact that is called a madrigal and that happens to be the sir name of the family. Madrigal.
@@ChemicalHeXx oh wow, now I even have more chills.
Fun fact: If you listen closely near the end, both Dolores and Isabela sing "I'm fine"
fun fact: you copied this comment
@@jotunprime kinda rude but true fact: no one cares about that
Oh? Dolores too? I've heard Isabela's. Let me listen to that again....
@@jotunprime fun fact: More than 1 person can spread information.
@@jotunprime fun fact: everyone can give information
I love how passionate producers and musicians are about music🤣😭
I knew you were going to love Isabellas part and the ending!! I was excitedly waiting for your reactions lol
This is an immaculate song man.
It reveals a sort of villain, through the eyes of those who know him.
It's like how John Wick was described by the bad guy's dad in the first movie.
Add some really grand voices and scores and you have... Disney.
@@mdnotfound7256 that’s what they are saying
When I first watched Encanto I was very upset especially knowing that the one girl can control weather (I always forget her name) saying it looks like rain I feel like he was just giving her a heads up and she could have fixed it, like all of them could have fixed it but I guess it's easier to play the blame game lol
@@allenaramirez8857 The woman that controls the weather is named Pepa btw ^^!
I luv Bruno I wana hug they should handle his fortunes differently
@@JAGONTI thank you 😊 I figured out how to remember her name 😁
I’ve seen so many disappointing reactions to this song. Watching you react to the music production was great. When you got excited by the third vocalist I said, “Oh, he’s gonna lose his shit at the end!” The only other reaction video I’ve liked as much was from a guy who was really analyzing the lyrics for story clues. Yours is the music aspect. Very cool.
I'd highly recommend "David the Hooman", he has some great lyrical and musical analysis videos for most of the Encanto songs :)
Who is that UA-camr you mentioned was analyzing the lyrics? I'd love to see their video too
@@TheOnlyBongo ^
@@Trickpants thank youuu
This is like the best reaction so far
Love this guy. Great energy. So positive and fantastic energy. Amazing analysis.
Fun fact: Bruno's original name was supposed to be Oscar, however, because of the some "We Don't Talk About Bruno", the name Oscar was changed to Bruno because it sounds better. Oh! And later on, Disney released a movie called "Luca" and they also have a thing for a Bruno!
That's true............ I wonder if Luca has something to do in encanto?
@@JENNIE_YOU_ME_ It's not a mistake, ✨ITS A MASTERPIECE✨
@@JENNIE_YOU_ME_ yeah because both movies are set in the 1950s ‼️‼️
@@JENNIE_YOU_ME_ What if Alberto's dad was bruno ;>;
My son say that! Whay luca and encanto have Bruno... two bruno.... my son's called Bruno😆
funny thing, this type of musical where everyone sings different parts together in harmony is called "madrigal" like their surnames
Amazing song that was so well put togther.
Glad you liked it.
Wow you are so good on this!
LOVE the specific things you pointed out. the vocal panning. what instruments are prominent at different parts. most ppl who react don't mention it. i loved hearing about those things people don't usually notice
Totally agree.
I never noticed the vocal panning until he mentioned it
I'm so glad you enjoy me pointing out all the detail! There is so much beyond the surface with all of these songs that just needs to be explored 😊
It's one of my favorite parts about this song, just the way the sounds move around when you've got headphones in. It's just so captivating!
@@CodyMcManus The music for Encanto was written by Germaine Franco, an award-winning Mexican-American composer and all the lyrics were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie.
I’m sorry if this is a spoiler, but during Dolores’ part, you can slightly see Bruno walking around the 2nd floor and I just am absolutely in love with that detail.
Yes I saw that to!!!
her whole part is so insane but my favorite detail about it is that the sounds of her and mirabel’s footsteps, in addition to swooshing sounds when they turn around, are WAY louder than they are in the other family members’ parts bc it represents what she hears everyday
I saw that to!
@@anjunxis yeah and we see him dancing only in this verse as only dolores part was kinda emphatic towards his situation.
1.Camilo is change shape to Bruno
2.Real Bruno come out to find food
Amazing reaction!
YOU ARE SO ENTHUSIASTIC I LOVE YOUR ATTITUDE!! And thank you for your insight and telling us the instruments! I was actually curious the entire time. Truly a masterpiece of a Disney song. Usually I’m skeptical as I’m not a fan of musicals usually but this movie was a 10/10 and the songs are BANGERS 💙
Cody: all the instrumentals, the vocals... I can see why this is number one
The real reason it’s number one: SEVEN FOOT FRAME
RATS ALONG HIS BACK
WHEN HE CALLS YOUR NAME IT ALL FADES TO BLACK
🎶HE SEES YOUR DREAMS, AND FEASTS ON YOUR SCREAMS🎶
@@RandomDragonEXE WE DON'T TALK ABOUT BRUNO NO NO NO
IT'S SO CATCHY OMGG I KEEP REPEATING IT
Best part! 🤣
4:29 of course she has a beautiful voice, Isabella's power is literally perfection
Yeah but literally ALMOST everyone loves camilo's part and he has more simps than the main character
@@CertifiedJMomento Dolores too
No she doesn’t want to be perfect the nan or whatever her name is thinks the gift is them so she basically demands for her to be perfect but yea I guess it is a really god voice
Her power is growth. Growing flowers, and once her sister helps her, growing any plants. Also, personal growth. The perfection is what Abuela was demanding from everyone. With her trauma, she was seeking perfection so they would never lose their home again. The real enemy was trauma and toxic perfectionism all along.
Her power has nothin to do with being perfect lmao.
Honestly one of my favorite reactions to this for real
I have been listening to it non stop
I'm usually hear for Kpop, but Encanto is absolutely brilliant! Would love to see you react to Surface Pressure or Waiting on a Miracle too.
Great suggestion! 😊
And What else can I do? Would appreciate it! Thx
dos oruguitas is better by abuella
Well, he can make other videos including that too. But, please do not say better, people have opinions but that doesn't mean whatever you think of should be said like it's okay.
Also, you get to meet the characters in the first song called "The Family Madrigal".
I love how as the pieces of the puzzle are scattered they sing so chaotically, but right after Mirabel aline all the pieces together they start singing in harmony.
Great observation
If you listen closely you can hear Isabella singing "im fine im fine" hinting that she doesnt want to get married
And theres another message near the end when she assembling the vison you can hear "Hes Here!" Hinting that bruno never left
i emotionally love the voice of the grandma in encanto
every single song in this movie is so good, there is not one bad song
Wow i need to hear more 😊
@@CodyMcManus These aren't Disney Composers. The music for Encanto was composed by Germaine Franco, an award-winning Mexican-American composer and all the lyrics were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie.
After watching Encanto for the second time I bought the soundtrack, and I listen to it on my bus ride into work and going home. I have now seen the film 8 times, I’m slightly obsessed.
It's so good!😊
@@CodyMcManus so happy you got to watch it!
I can’t stopping it it is so good!
The last part of the song is what is musically considered a madrigal. Lin Manuel and all the composers took it out of the park with this one! In love with the Encanto movie! Cry every time ...
If you listen closely at the end of the song, the people who’re lying about Bruno are actually the loudest, such as Camilo (shapeshifter). His voice is the loudest here. Dolores seems to be telling the most truth (saying she actually hears Bruno), and her voice is almost inaudible.
Man Disney producers are talented
Oh, I thought Dolores was almost inaudible because she talks and sings quietly all the time (with super sensitive ears speaking loudly would hurt). Isabela was also telling the truth about what she'd heard, and I could hear her just fine.
And how do we know that Camilo is lying? He is 15 the same age as Mirabel and would have been 5 when Bruno vanished, he has very little recollection of Bruno and is probably only repeating the bad things he's heard about Bruno over the years
@@jackwhitbread4583 he may think that he’s telling the truth but it’s still a lie~ and Camilo definitely would’ve made it more dramatic bc that’s just something he’d do :)
Anyway u don’t have to contradict me, I’m just saying what I think.
@@dbseamz Isabella is pretty audible but if you pay attention she is pretty quiet compared to the others
How many times have you watched Encanto?
I haven't 😿 I don't have Disney plus
0 😖
Plz listen to “Surface Pressure” from Encanto!
3 times
Well.... it hasn't reached "too many" yet, I don't think.
I love how he's moving he's head on camilio 's part
First vid I’ve seen of this guy and I already subbed
#1 on Spotify US and #5 on Billboard hot 100.
Oh my gosh well deserved!!
I don't know how many times I have listened to this song but Isabela's parts still give me the chills! The good kind of chills!
YEEEES is one of the best part of the song
Same 🤟🏾
I keep watching and listening to this song repeatingly.
i love how when cody says the guy who lost his hair is his favorite and the guy is like why you bullyin me
This vocal layering in this song is way more reminiscent of “96,000” from In the Heights than of another Disney Song.
There's a reason why everyone is singing at the same time near the end, that style of singing is called a madrigal and it dayes back all the way to 14th century Italy
Yasss
Bruno is a great song. Lots of moving parts that fit together perfectly. IMO tho Surface Pressure is better. It's just as well written even as a solo and it conveys a sense of relatability and emotion Bruno doesn't have.
I honestly haven't been able to get it out of my head for a week.
Such an amazing song! I might need to listen to more 😊
I love surface pressure as well! It's such a bop and honestly relatable as heck, but i think this one was meant to be a fun song while the surface pressure was meant to be an emotional one
@@thatot7trash agreed
Two things. 1: Kinda off topic but this is the first of your videos I've ever seen and you just have a wonderful personality? Like I kind of want to be friends, you seem super cool. 2: That was such a wonderful video! Like I really enjoyed it! Thanks for posting it!
The definition of a madrigal is a part-song for several voices, especially one of the Renaissance period, typically arranged in elaborate counterpoint and without instrumental accompaniment. Which is most definitely what happens towards the end of the song when they begin to set the table and we hear that perfect blend.
Lin Manuel-Miranda genuinely has such an amazing impact on Disney. Moana, live action Beauty and the Beast and now Encanto. The music was all musically composed. Obviously he didn’t write all the music in the live action but he made adjustments to fit correctly to the time line.
Most might have already noticed but when Dolores sings, we can hear every movement of the skirt going back and forth, and the sound of the steps clearly bc Dolores's gift is that she can hear everything really well and everything sounds loud to her so we're getting to hear from her POV. Also she's whispering or talking loudly also bc she can hear so well
Yes, "most" people noticed. No revelation there. That's pretty much 50%of all comments on songs like this.why can't you people look at the comments first before making this totally unoriginal comment.
I listen to it nonstop
I’ve been listening it on repeat for 2 weeks
This movie, this music is amazing. As a person who dances to Columbia's incredible rhythms and is a Momma to a brown boy having him see himself on the screen was huge. Having him recognize the rhythms we have danced together great and to beable to talk about a beautiful culture with him is a gift.
Thanks, this song is a mix cumbia, salsa, chá chá chá and vallenato colombian, greeting from Colombia 💚
*Colombian
And the main base line is PuertoRican music.
With a sprinkle of the ones mentioned above.
Hi, just to clarify, it's COLOMBIA, not Columbia, Columbia is a district (USA), COLOMBIA IS A COUNTRY.
COLOMBIA, no Columbia !
Fun Fact; Camilos Voice Actor Never Had Any Training,It Was Just Pure ✨TALENT✨
( if you remove the autotune (
yeahhhhh
He's absolutely right this song is very good you would think I would be tired of it after several years but I still love it even after all this time
I love your reactions
I LOVE Dolores's voice. They're all amazing singers but I love just the tone and smooth power of her voice in particular
Same ! I love her voice too
I honestly can't stop watching Encanto. It's one of my new favorites for sure. It's one of those films with so much subtlety and so many little details that it just gets better the more times you watch it. Lin-Manuel Miranda also slayed with the soundtrack, as he often does. Surface Pressure and We Don't Talk About Bruno were the first two in this film to really catch my attention, but now that I've watched a bunch of times I find myself singing the others just as often.
I absolutely love how you're a music producer and look like a member of nsync
When he says to let him know if you have the song on repeat..😁😁 maayyybbeee
the composer is Lin Manuel Miranda, you may know him because of Hamilton, he also participated in Moana and the Mary Poppins sequel, among others. He's an amazing composer, actor, and singer
Its definitely Lin Manuel Miranda's talent, he's so good, a genius. How can he merge American-English modern musical culture with traditional and modern Hispanic, this specially Colombian. Great!
I have been listening to this music nonstop
I never realized the moving voices on the headphones until you said it. I also realized i've been wearing them backwards all this time xD
If you are wearing headphones you notice at the end when everyone's singing the vocals for some characters are on one side and the rest on the other and then they switch sides, Honestly so amazing
THANK YOU FOR 1,000,000 VIEWS ON THIS ONE 💛💛💛
Very epic
only 1 reply?
Yeems’t!
Very epic
I love the fact that yt number one song is actually about a 'villain' and everybody absolutely loved it! No more princesses love songs about a guy they just met. Disney has grown so much. ❤ I love the song even more because of your reaction! You deserve million subs, add me today 😊
Bruno its not a villain.
@@basementkeeper7689 "Sometimes family weirdos just get a bad rap."
Bruno is the misunderstood family misfit.
He's not a villain, just misunderstood! Por Bruno! 😂
Lmao, Bruno is not a villain. The whole point of the movie is about how family can be toxic too.
No one is a villain on the movie. Have you really watched the movie?
@@inumaki806 I know he's not. That's why I put the word villain on quotation since he was percieved as a bad guy on the first part of the movie, the lyrics says "he feasts in your scream" right? I didn't only watched the movie, I watched reactions, theories, easter eggs and even song breakdown videos. I know he's not a villain but the song itself talks about how 'evil' he is in everyone's perspective at that time. (I put quotation on evil as well okay?)
The end of the song kind of reminds me of "The tower of Babble" from the play Godspell, where all the different verses are leveled on top of each other and sound both chaotic and in harmony at the same time.
These song were eritren in a different way than traditional Disney songs. Most producers get the script after it's finalized. In Encanto Lin Manuel Miranda was involved from the very beginning.
When Camilo sings "your name" its heavenly
Me and my siblings have been singing this on repeat all the time 😅😂
I have been listening to this song nonstop
6:37 who else saw Dolores pop out of nowhere? 🤨
When she is talking bout muttering or mumbling you can literally see Bruno vibing to the song that is about him being evil nevertheless still vibing
LOL
It is stuck in my head like I sing it in school and every where