People keep thinking the hooded figure in the back is Bruno. It's NOT Bruno. Bruno's too timid to risk exposing himself. That's obviously Hernando who's scared of NOTHING.
Do you know that Camilo is the son of Pepa and Félix? How could he show up at the wedding and not Bruno? Starting from the fact that he must have been born after Pepa got married.
@@o_papa They're not talking about Camilo. They're making a joke about the fact that it was others who fixed the cracks such as Hernando, and another again who made the "speckle" that's needed for fixing the cracks". Besides that part of the scene from the song is a dream sequence. As they're telling how they, or Pepa remembers the scene.
During Dolores' part, Bruno is actually in the background the whole time. He walks downstairs then upstairs then grooves along. I LOVE Dolores part, because it speaks to her gift so well. The louder steps, the swish of skirts, all louder as she whisper sings because that's how Dolores hears the world. Thats why you see Bruno's outline in the background, because she can hear him moving around too.
Loved the whole vibe and analysis here, plus you recognized the fact that Camilo has shapeshifting powers when a lot of people tend to be confused by that Rly wanna see your reactions to other Encanto songs! Especially "surface pressure" and "we are the madrigals"
Nice analysis. I like the fact that characters are given such a balanced space for their psychology and emotions with the couple arguing, Camilo making things up about Bruno (dark/creepy description when in fact he probably never met Bruno, and we know from the beginning when he says 7foot frame which is highly inaccurate) and at the end in the overlapping part where Isabella switch from her lyrics to "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine" because she doesn't really want to get married...the most direct/clear is Dolores but her message is "I can hear him and he's here" but no one seems to pay attention, only the viewer is able to get it
Pepa starts her story with “It was my wedding day,” and Felix responds with “It was our wedding day.” I don’t think he was correcting her. He’s repeating what she said, he just thinks about it differently. Isabella and Delores seem to be singing about their different love lives. The group approaching is coming to propose marriage to Isabella, and Dolores is in love with the suitor. But Isabella isn’t singing about love. She was promised the LIFE of her dreams, and an evolving power.
Isabela is not complaining because she is not supposed to. She must be happy and ideal. But she does not look happy (which is best visible in the dance around Mirabel near the end of the song) because she misunderstand the vision as being about her marriage. Later we learn that Bruno actually meant her to go free from the shackles of family expectations.
I actually think Isabella's verse is MEANT to SOUND like she's the opposite, like he predicted her life perfectly. But the reality is "the love of my life would someday be mine" and as we know...that's NOT Mariano. Also her powers 'growing' hasn't happened yet when this song occurs. So her verse is actually just another example of his predictions being interpreted incorrectly. And as we are aware now, Pepa's wedding day was not a cause from his predictions, just an observation from her perspiration. I love the subtle context of this song and how Bruno is vilified before he even has a line of dialogue in the movie.
@@raegorz Isabela doesn't say "love of my life". She says "life of my dreams". Because she is in the process of landing the handsome villager as a husband, we just assume that the life of her dreams is the one she's preparing to enter into. Her prophesy isn't about finding a mate at all. It's about finding her true self. Dolores says "man of my dreams", and if she ends up with that man, it means Bruno's visions are open to interpretation.
@@arctic_haze It’s easy to miss, but in the part where all voices interweave Isabela changes her original lyrics and ends up repeating ”I’m fine, I’m fine”, clearly a sign that she is not fine at all.
@@jongu71 Yes, I noticed that. There is also a strong giveaway in the Family Madrigal song, close to its end, where Isabel passes her "boyfriend" turning away her head, pretending not to notice him.
I've been watching all the reaction videos of this song because I just love this song, and your reaction has been my favorite by far, still fun to watch and also neat to learn.
My first thought went to Non-stop from Hamilton when they got to the overlapping parts at the end. Everyone singing their own verse at the same time. Lin is a freaking genius.
Also “96,000” from In The Heights. I recognized Lin wrote the Encanto songs the minute I heard this song because of how beautifully overlapped they were.
Would genuinely love it if you responded to more of the Encanto songs. I love that it's so clear how much you really know and love this music. Thanks for sharing your love and knowledge and understanding for this style of music and music in general.
Edit: Forgot you'd already seen the whole movie when reacting to this, when I replied to your comment. I honestly love the entire soundtrack from this movie, including the instrumental tracks and that's not always the case for me. That said it might be quite good to hear you comment on the opening song from the film, "The Family Madrigal" as it introduces all the characters, story beats and it's so upbeat. Also I've looked at a few others of your videos and given what you've shared of your own life in them I think you might really relate well to "Surface Pressure" sung by Louisa's character. Plus it's such a fun, danceable song as you'll understand when you see the donkeys in the background. Plus I'm not sure at what point your going to simply want to watch the whole movie for yourself and these songs, as they're earlier in the film and don't have too many spoilers. Honestly I'd love to hear your thoughts on all the songs though whether it's before or after you've seen them in the movie as they're genuinely all so good including the slower ones that you may well need tissues for, especially once you understand their context from the movie.
Plus as someone who has an increasing love of Latin American music. Would love to hear someone doing more maybe could speak about and maybe do reviews of the different styles of Latin American music and it's various different rhythms. Grew up listening to Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine, but now I have a growing Spotify playlist including Luciano Pereyra and Rio Roma and quite a few others, but I'm not always sure about what more specific genres they're from. I also discovered listening to this sound track that I love Vallenato music, and Cumbia music but don't know much else. Already doing some research myself, but would love to hear people who know these different types of music talk about them.
out of all the reactions i've seen, i have yet to come across anyone who caught this on their first listen: at 7:31, Isabela begins singing "And I'm fine, and I'm fine, and I'm fine, I am fine!"
Thanks for bringing this up! That’s a great detail! I feel like there are so many great little details floating around in this arrangement, that I’d need several more listens to catch them all. :)
I love how when Dolores is saying she feels like she can hear her lover coming it was when Mariano was actually coming closer to the home. Who she eventually falls for so she was technically right lol that she truly was hearing him.
I love this song so much with all the varieties, and really enjoyed your analysis. Something I dont see people notice in reactions is small, but I love it. Right at the beginning Pepa starts singing, and Felix adds some percussion on his chest. Little nuances like that just tickle me
God i saw tons of reacting videos on this song but you are the first one who finally point out what i fell in love for from the first moment ive heard this song. Camilo and his part :3 yes yes yes i got such a chills when i heard that particular part of the song, love it so much :D
Thank you for this! I share a lot of the same focal points you explained, but you explained some in more depth which I greatly appreciate. It feels like each person relates to an instrument or section, but then you also see personality on top of it. It’s almost like every vocalist comes together like a symphony at the end. If you focus, you can single out any part, or just listen to all as a whole.
A bunch of things that I've been able to notice or interpret throughout the song are: In the first part about Pepe and Felix's wedding there isn't much, and instead rather focuses on laying a foundation on the characters' personalities, Pepe holding more of a grudge that her wedding day couldn't be as perfect as it could have been, and her blaming it on Bruno, which is why she specifically frames him as some sort of mischievous person, while on the contrary Felix throughout the entire verse was focusing on enunciating and supporting all of Pepe's lines while also making it clear he still viewed the wedding day as joyous, which shows how caring and upbeat he is, and why Pepa can be emotionally unstable sometimes. In the second part with Dolores, obviously everyone already knows that Bruno is in the background there, what I also noticed was that Dolores' verses were talking about Bruno in the *present tense* (IE "I *can* always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling"), which implied that she knew Bruno was in the house, and likely that he was there in the back as well! Which also might be why she pulled Mirabel back when she tried running off to the right, where Bruno was heading! She also understood that Bruno was simply misunderstood and tried helping with his gift, which is why she said it's a burden to have a gift that's so humbling to the other family members, and asked if Mirabel understood which is why the entire song is structured as if she's secretly trying to give Mirabel advice, which sets her character up as clearly wanting to help but also not wanting to be involved in the conflict as a whole, as a quieter (possibly shyer) character. In the third part with Camilo, because of the way the song is structured is clearly supposed to symbolize some sort of boogieman-like story, but it's also clear that he's over-dramatizing it and most likely making stuff up due to both being around the same age as Mirabel and using phrases such as "It all fades to black", most likely to playfully scare her. But after she falls down the hole, he still catches her and gently puts her down, showing how careful/caring yet playful his personality is. This can also be seen while trying to cheer up Pepa in a later scene in the movie. In the fourth part with Isabela, it's clear from the very start that her verse is supposed to be some sort of Allegory to give off a Princessy or Perfect type of atmosphere, but the thing that I noticed the most in her verse: Similar to Dolores, if you pay attention to the phrasing she's using, when she talks about Bruno's prophecy saying that the life of her dream would someday be hers and that her power would grow, it implies that the *current* life that she's living is not the one of her dreams, as she hates the perfect life she's forced to uphold, which is true, as we find out later in her song "What else can I do?", where she *also* discovers the full capabilities of her powers as well! Completely fulfilling the prophecy Bruno had read for her. The fifth part finally has Dolores reveal the prophecy that Bruno had read out for her, as her verse was her giving advice/defending Bruno, and it's that the man Isabela was betrothed to was the man of her dreams, which will be important for the next part of the song. What I love about the dinner scene is how it shows the chemistry of the family and how the personalities of each of them affect their daily lives. Obviously, all 4 of each character's verses are all playing at the same time (Dolores' being barely audible), but in the second half of this scene when Mirabel starts piecing back together Bruno's prophecy of her, Dolores' verse changes to the Fifth part rather than the Third at the same that Isabela was also talking about how the life she wanted would someday be hers from the fourth part of the song, and as Isabela starts singing "And I'm fine" you can clearly see a worried look on her face, implying that she's singing this to reassure herself and her future, while at the same time Dolores also starts singing "And I'm fine" together with Isabela as a lower supporting vocal to her which is an amazing detail! As both of the prophecies intertwined with each other, as Dolores wanted to date Mariano who was being engaged to Isabela, while Isabela didn't want to marry Mariano and instead wanted to figure out what made her happy in life instead. One last thing I noticed is how the first Verse talked about Bruno in the past, second in the present, and the Fouth being in the future! While the third being unknown/false things for the purpose of romanticizing it. The first verse focusing on dwelling on/being stuck in the past, the second verse focusing on the present and what should be understood/be known at the time to help fix the problem, while the third and fourth verses could be symbolizing how people tend to romanticize/dramatize the future or the opposite, worrying about the unknown future of their lives and being scared of it. But also, I'm kinda stupid so I dunno lol Edit: Another thing I almost forgot to point out! In the scene with the random civilians, both the man with the Gut and the man with a bald head were shown buttoning up his shirt to hide his gut, and wearing a wig to hide his bald head, implying that they were ashamed of it and that they had wished Bruno hadn't told them about it, but in the song at the end where they're making the new house and Bruno is accepted by everyone, they can both be found openly displaying their large gut and bald head! Also symbolizing that they've accepted Bruno!
ive seen a lottt of people talking about this song (i'm currently obsessed with it lol) but i learned a lot of new info from yours! thanks! and i never saw bruno in the background so thanks for pointing that out to me!
Did you notice that in the final part, when they dance around mirabel when she puts together the green pedasos, Isabela's face is of concern?, because really what she sang was what she did not want, to pretend to be perfect, as her part of the song said....
So far the best person who reacted to the songs of Encanto, not only noticing some special moments of animation but also naming musical terms which happens on the screen Awesome!
One of the little things about this song that hit me was that as Mirabel was falling down the hole during Camilo's part, the chorus was sliding up vocally, I feel like it added tension to the scene. Love your reviews so much, had to subscribe. You are so fun to watch!
4:44 thank you so much for acknowledging his AMAZING singing voice. Not alot of people pause to actually appreciate it, alot of people just focus on Dolores, Pepa and Felix
Oh! I've been obsessed and satutated with Encanto for weeks, and played thru some of it including Bruno on guitar & vocals last weekend with friends! Also binging reactions. And this is great then! Rick Beato level breakdown!
i love the detail of Dolores singing in a whisper she has super hearing the they take that into her character and how she acts like flinching at fireworks and singing quietly i mean she can hear someone eye twitching at night
I love the ending part of the song because it reminds me of "Tower of Babble" from the Musical 'Godspell'. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend you react to it.
Thank you for noticing that little fry in camillos voice when he says "calls your name" . I know nothing of music, but i had noticed this and i did like it a lot and wasnt sure what it was technique or something but did seem intentional and really good
Hi 👋😁 just discovered your channel and love it ✨✨ For the song , a lot of people focus on Dolores or Mirabel , but one of the moment that impact me the most was at the end when you hear Isabella saying : I'm fine ! I'm fine ! I'm fine ! They clearly put it there so that it couldn't be heard , and this is a way to show that Isabella is hiding her feelings 😁
Thank you for providing this content! 🥰 ¡Me encanta Encanto! Vi los tres videos y espero que hagas más 🙏💕 (I'm just learning Spanish so if anything is wrong, I apologize!)
Bruno in the background is actually Camilo the shapeshifter I believe. Bruno only glows green when using his powers, and Camilo always have the green eyes on when he turns into Bruno. That had to be Camilo just awaiting his part.
One thing I find quite interesting, from a lyrics point of view, is that everyone is talking about all the terrible things Bruno predicted would happen to them and in comes Isabella, talking that Bruno promissed her life would be perfect. And at first it looks like "of course, everything always go well for her" but later on you find out that nope, the last thing she wants is for her life to be perfect, so Isabella was secretly as pissed off with his predictions as the rest of her family.
I’ve only watched 3 minutes so far and I already love your approach to analyzing this video. (Don’t worry I’ll finish the video) :) Also, I can tell you really know what you’re talking about and I’m learning quite a bit more about this song I’ve been listening to over and over again. Thank you
The only thing I’m not a fan of when people are reacting to or analyzing this song is they talk about the singing and the music…. Which is cool. But no one really talks about the narrative writing of the lyrics. What the words mean, imply, foreshadow or reveal. I think ONE thing was pointed out in this video at least which is more than most videos but still. Like no one talks about how this song reveals so much about Dolores. This song is what reveals she had a thing for Mariano. No one really reacts to her revealing that she was basically told she was going to watch her crush be with someone else instead and how sad that is. Or point out that Dolores is revealing she grew up always hearing the mutters of someone she was told is a bad person and also lead to believe has since left. But she and only she can hear him as if he’s still around. His presence is always with her putting her on guard. It also implies that maybe he’s secretly still around after all. Why does she associate him with sand? And what does Mirabel thing of Dolores making that comparison given what she does know so far? Camilo (shape shifter) is also telling quite the tall tell about Bruno too, almost like a myth about a boogie man. In the midst of all this, Isabella was told something good apparently. For anyone who already watched the movie, when was she and Dolores told anything by Bruno if he’s not around? And what does the vision about Isabela actually mean to her if given her feelings about current situations?
Just found your channel! Your reaction and analysis is so great! I want surface pressure! And also I want to know when you saw dos oruguitas did cry? Lol
The way Camilo freaked her out as he talks to her about Bruno is so accurate. Anyone who grew up with an older male sibling knows that they’re often ready to help but will NEVER pass up an opportunity to mess with you! 😂
the title of the video is in Portuguese, so I thought the video was too, but it has subtitles in Portuguese and I understand, the video is very good, congratulations
For me, the small changes are the most impactful. Like at the end, Isabela's verse "Grapes that thrive on the vine." Keeps at the same chord (Idk if is the right term but yeah), her face while saying "I'm fine." Is everything but fine and Camilo's "Sees your dreams and feasts on your screams" has it's key changed. Omg I love it.
I agree! Lin Manuel, IMO, is a master of details! I love when a song can get so many people so excited. Also, I appreciate that you watched my video. Thank you!
- great great melody!... * starts playing the piano * I don't watch music youtubers very often. So it's cracks me laugh every time how they always have a piano like just within a hand reach XD
I kinda like how later on I noticed that the first 2 times Felix responds to Pepa’s singing, Pepa’s eyes look at him in a “wtf are you doing?” kinda look, so when he says “THUNDER!” and she complains, it’s not actually coming out of nowhere. She was looking at him wearing the whole time. lol
I absolutely love the overlaping part of this song, it's something that I never heard tbh, the fact that they all sing their own lyrics, yet it remains so clean and amazing is just breath-taking, the lyrics weave with each other and overlap in such a good way, it's a shame that some translations couldn't do it, due to words being so different in there language (I'm Polish myself, and Polish version of this song is actually kinda bad, the final part is kinda messy)
We Don't Talk About Bruno No Se Habla de Bruno Ne Parlons Pas de Bruno Tiltott Név Itt a Bruno Usah Ungkit Hal Bruno Nur kein Wort über Bruno Δεν μιλούν για τον Μπρούνο (Den Miloun gia ton Bruno) Nie mówimy o Brunie Snakker Ikke Om Bruno 입에 담지마 브루노 (Ib-e tamjima Bruno) Vi taller ikke om Bruno Не упоминай Бруно (Ne upominay Bruno) Xin Đừng Nhắc Gì Tới Bruno Не говорим за Бруно (Ne govorim za Bruno) Non si nomina Bruno Não Falamos do Bruno - European Geen woord over Bruno 我們不提布魯諾 (Wo men bu ti Bruno) 秘密のブルーノ (Himitsu no Bruno) Não Falamos do Bruno - Brazilian เราไม่พูดกันเรื่องบรูโน่ (Rao Mai Phut Kan Rueang Bruno)
“Non-Stop” from Hamilton, and “96,000” from In The Heights also do the same thing. Lin Manuel wrote the two musicals and helped with Encantos writing too. You should give the other two songs a listen if you liked this one 🥺♥️
Hi! Yes, Lin-Manuel Miranda is so great at writing these kinds of interweaving melodies. I’m such a fan. And you make a great point about the translations. I imagine it would be tough to automatically differentiate all of the lyrics. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
The whole family: *ripping Bruno to shreds* Bruno, jamming in the background: Damn this song slaps. I love your analysis of all the songs and I can't wait to see more!
Check out Surface Pressure - awesome song sung by an Alto/Contralto - Luisa's actress, Jessica Darrow. I also think all of the songs sung exclusively by Mirabel are pretty cool because most female "main" characters in Disney movies are Sopranos, but Stephanie Beatriz is an Alto and it fits really well. They also did something cool with "Waiting on A Miracle" - they made it follow the pattern of a Colombian Waltz and so it feels out of beat or out of time with the rest of the music in the movie - a symbol of Mirabel not fitting in with her family.
New to the channel, but I absolutely loved the analysis😭 I was wondering if you’ve ever done the same with AURORA?? And as a side note, I’d recommend anyone to check out some of the ending lyrics in the mixed melody part (forgot what you’d call it). There was apparently more detail in there than I first heard when it came to Isa and Dolores
You got a “like” the minute the words “tumbao” and “montuno” were spoken. Yours is the first commentary that points out the latin origins of the music.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate this. My parents are Cuban, and I came up around Latin music & musicians, so the influence is there. I also studied the various dances, so I have a strong love for it all. Also, thanks so much for watching!! :)
Besides being a song (on the surface level) about Bruno this song also doubles as the second establishing number about the Family Madrigal... and the way that is shown is just brilliant... 1. 'The Family Madrigal' song is the first establishing number in the beginning called 'The Family Madrigal' It's on the nose and right on the surface (title)... and the song is all about the the Family on a superficial surface level... here are their names and here are their powers and here is what they do with them... 2. 'We Don't Talk About Bruno' (this song) in which we are told that this is also a song about the family this time in the structure of the song instead of outright telling us in the title... thereby telling us who they are inside under the surface (structure)... And it is doing this by first giving each of them different and distinct phrasing and tonality and musical structure that matches their personality... and then (when they blend them all together as the family Madrigal while setting the table) they are using a blending technique actually called 'Madrigal' (the same as the family name) bringing it all together - and showing that while they are a Family on the surface (harmonizing using the madrigal-technique) they are fractured under the surface (different phrasing, tonality, musical structure)... And we are just scratching the surface of all the little details in this song that help tell this story... the level of detail in the music and storytelling of this movie is just astounding :)
New to the channel. I just love your recent reviews of the songs in Encanto!~ Subbed and liked. More please and thank you. Oh! And we shouldn't talk about Bruno :3 He might like this video too.
I definitely tried to get to it, but it sometimes takes me so long to finish these, that I never did. I did watch the film though, and it is easily my favorite song!! :)
Movie 100 out of 10. The album 💿 Perfect but left me wanting more, Camilo’s captivating voice and of course Dolores, man!!! The whispering singing and the little part at the end where she’s looking out the balcony before Isabela descends from the ceiling beautiful.!!!!!!
pepa madrigal - su voz cuando la canta en ingles llega a rangos parecidos a los de Gloria Estefan felix madrigal - se lo oye tambien mejor en ingles coinciden hasta mejor los ritmos, sonidos con las voces. camilo madrigal - en ingles esta chido porque se siente esa vibra teatral dolores madrigal - su canto suspirado mas acelerado esta chido y la parte de no...noo no es uf epicidad
Really?! Love that. A voice actor’s ability to connect with and explore their instrument is so fascinating. It’s exactly what I work on and help others to work on. What skill he has! Thanks for sharing that.
During dolores part, that isnt bruno. That would be camilo, this is because Bruno's eyes turn green only when he is seeing the future, here, he isnt. Camilo has never seen Bruno so he believes that his eyes are always green, hence why his eyes are green there.
appreciate the mentioning of Camilo’s (shapeshifting sibling) voice. I’m obsessed with his delivery.
ME TOO!!!! That rasp is everthing
It's even better when people tell you that he's not really a singer
Wow, that’s crazy! I love his performance so much!
So good!! 🙌🏽
@@Heyant Right. I was looking all over for him singing but couldn't find anything. I loved him in Runaways.
People keep thinking the hooded figure in the back is Bruno. It's NOT Bruno. Bruno's too timid to risk exposing himself. That's obviously Hernando who's scared of NOTHING.
Lol! Good catch. 😉🤪😂
I'll confess that I read the joke from somewhere else. I'm just spreading it.
Do you know that Camilo is the son of Pepa and Félix?
How could he show up at the wedding and not Bruno? Starting from the fact that he must have been born after Pepa got married.
@@o_papa They're not talking about Camilo. They're making a joke about the fact that it was others who fixed the cracks such as Hernando, and another again who made the "speckle" that's needed for fixing the cracks".
Besides that part of the scene from the song is a dream sequence. As they're telling how they, or Pepa remembers the scene.
@@Loulizabeth It's "spackle". Sorry to be that annoying person who fixes spelling but I just wanted to point that out :P
The other big hitter in this movie is “Surface Pressure”- great song with a deep meaning!
During Dolores' part, Bruno is actually in the background the whole time. He walks downstairs then upstairs then grooves along. I LOVE Dolores part, because it speaks to her gift so well. The louder steps, the swish of skirts, all louder as she whisper sings because that's how Dolores hears the world. Thats why you see Bruno's outline in the background, because she can hear him moving around too.
Can’t get over the dancing or foot work either
People also think it's Camilo playing around
That's most likely Hernando and he is scared of nothing.
That's not Bruno, that's Hernando and he is scared of nothing! 😈🌸🥵⚽🍕💒🍕🥺🏤🌸🌸💅🖤💞😳💅✨🔪
She already pointed that out tho.
This is one of the best reactions plus analysis for this song. You were so informative and really nailed why I love this song. Thank you!
It makes me so happy to hear that! I'm glad you feel I did right by this brilliant song in my analysis. Hugs! 💜
Exactlyyyyyy
OMG- love the way she talks and the energy she gives
Thank you for this sweet comment! Hugs! 💜
@@LizaQuin Omg you welcome ❤ I love people like you that can make smile 💙
I loved it!
Loved the whole vibe and analysis here, plus you recognized the fact that Camilo has shapeshifting powers when a lot of people tend to be confused by that
Rly wanna see your reactions to other Encanto songs! Especially "surface pressure" and "we are the madrigals"
Thanks for watching! I’d love to do more of these. I’m currently obsessed with this music! 😅
I watched the music video before the movie and I thought Camilo was secretly Bruno and I was like "bro are you hiding something?"
The soundtrack from Encanto is fire. There are no misses. I could listen to it on repeat and keep jamming.
I absolutely love that in Dolores's part you can hear their shoes on the floor and it goes so nicely with the beat of the song! (8:14)
Oh you should definitely check out the introductory song from the movie "The Family Madrigal". It was amazing!!
Nice analysis. I like the fact that characters are given such a balanced space for their psychology and emotions with the couple arguing, Camilo making things up about Bruno (dark/creepy description when in fact he probably never met Bruno, and we know from the beginning when he says 7foot frame which is highly inaccurate) and at the end in the overlapping part where Isabella switch from her lyrics to "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine" because she doesn't really want to get married...the most direct/clear is Dolores but her message is "I can hear him and he's here" but no one seems to pay attention, only the viewer is able to get it
Camilo was a kid to when Bruno left ! In his mind he was probably too tall for him at that time 🤣!
Thank you! Also, thanks for these points. You’ve given me even more to think about. Love it!
dont forget the line feasts your screams like he is some kind of monster
Pepa starts her story with “It was my wedding day,” and Felix responds with “It was our wedding day.” I don’t think he was correcting her. He’s repeating what she said, he just thinks about it differently.
Isabella and Delores seem to be singing about their different love lives. The group approaching is coming to propose marriage to Isabella, and Dolores is in love with the suitor. But Isabella isn’t singing about love. She was promised the LIFE of her dreams, and an evolving power.
Isabela is not complaining because she is not supposed to. She must be happy and ideal. But she does not look happy (which is best visible in the dance around Mirabel near the end of the song) because she misunderstand the vision as being about her marriage. Later we learn that Bruno actually meant her to go free from the shackles of family expectations.
I actually think Isabella's verse is MEANT to SOUND like she's the opposite, like he predicted her life perfectly. But the reality is "the love of my life would someday be mine" and as we know...that's NOT Mariano. Also her powers 'growing' hasn't happened yet when this song occurs. So her verse is actually just another example of his predictions being interpreted incorrectly. And as we are aware now, Pepa's wedding day was not a cause from his predictions, just an observation from her perspiration. I love the subtle context of this song and how Bruno is vilified before he even has a line of dialogue in the movie.
@@raegorz Isabela doesn't say "love of my life". She says "life of my dreams". Because she is in the process of landing the handsome villager as a husband, we just assume that the life of her dreams is the one she's preparing to enter into. Her prophesy isn't about finding a mate at all. It's about finding her true self.
Dolores says "man of my dreams", and if she ends up with that man, it means Bruno's visions are open to interpretation.
@@arctic_haze It’s easy to miss, but in the part where all voices interweave Isabela changes her original lyrics and ends up repeating ”I’m fine, I’m fine”, clearly a sign that she is not fine at all.
@@jongu71 Yes, I noticed that. There is also a strong giveaway in the Family Madrigal song, close to its end, where Isabel passes her "boyfriend" turning away her head, pretending not to notice him.
I've been watching all the reaction videos of this song because I just love this song, and your reaction has been my favorite by far, still fun to watch and also neat to learn.
I'm so glad you feel that way! I love that I get the chance to teach people more about music. Hugs! 💜
My first thought went to Non-stop from Hamilton when they got to the overlapping parts at the end. Everyone singing their own verse at the same time. Lin is a freaking genius.
Also “96,000” from In The Heights. I recognized Lin wrote the Encanto songs the minute I heard this song because of how beautifully overlapped they were.
Yes! That’s exactly what I thought about, too! …Brought me right back to Hamilton. I’m glad you mentioned this. Thank you. He is a genius, indeed!
Would genuinely love it if you responded to more of the Encanto songs. I love that it's so clear how much you really know and love this music. Thanks for sharing your love and knowledge and understanding for this style of music and music in general.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that you watched and commented so kindly. I would love to make more of these. Which would you recommend next?
Edit: Forgot you'd already seen the whole movie when reacting to this, when I replied to your comment.
I honestly love the entire soundtrack from this movie, including the instrumental tracks and that's not always the case for me.
That said it might be quite good to hear you comment on the opening song from the film, "The Family Madrigal" as it introduces all the characters, story beats and it's so upbeat.
Also I've looked at a few others of your videos and given what you've shared of your own life in them I think you might really relate well to "Surface Pressure" sung by Louisa's character. Plus it's such a fun, danceable song as you'll understand when you see the donkeys in the background.
Plus I'm not sure at what point your going to simply want to watch the whole movie for yourself and these songs, as they're earlier in the film and don't have too many spoilers.
Honestly I'd love to hear your thoughts on all the songs though whether it's before or after you've seen them in the movie as they're genuinely all so good including the slower ones that you may well need tissues for, especially once you understand their context from the movie.
Plus as someone who has an increasing love of Latin American music. Would love to hear someone doing more maybe could speak about and maybe do reviews of the different styles of Latin American music and it's various different rhythms.
Grew up listening to Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine, but now I have a growing Spotify playlist including Luciano Pereyra and Rio Roma and quite a few others, but I'm not always sure about what more specific genres they're from. I also discovered listening to this sound track that I love Vallenato music, and Cumbia music but don't know much else. Already doing some research myself, but would love to hear people who know these different types of music talk about them.
out of all the reactions i've seen, i have yet to come across anyone who caught this on their first listen: at 7:31, Isabela begins singing "And I'm fine, and I'm fine, and I'm fine, I am fine!"
Thanks for bringing this up! That’s a great detail! I feel like there are so many great little details floating around in this arrangement, that I’d need several more listens to catch them all. :)
both her and dolores says that
Yes! Liza Quin we want more review in Encanto songs!!! Please do the "Waiting on a Miracle"
Best part is dolores rapping but mostly her singing part, SO UNDERATED
I love how when Dolores is saying she feels like she can hear her lover coming it was when Mariano was actually coming closer to the home. Who she eventually falls for so she was technically right lol that she truly was hearing him.
Camilo's actor is Rhenzy Feliz and even though he doesn't sing professionally, he did his part really well.
I was very surprised when I heard that! He was amazing!!
Definitivamente de acuerdo contigo, la mejor canción de Disney, para una películamusical.
Rain lady's husband is my hero. So much happiness and positivity coming from him. He was my favorite character in the entire movie. 😂
I love this song so much with all the varieties, and really enjoyed your analysis. Something I dont see people notice in reactions is small, but I love it. Right at the beginning Pepa starts singing, and Felix adds some percussion on his chest. Little nuances like that just tickle me
Her - that has to be Bruno
Me - no it’s Hernando and he fears nothing😂💀
God i saw tons of reacting videos on this song but you are the first one who finally point out what i fell in love for from the first moment ive heard this song. Camilo and his part :3 yes yes yes i got such a chills when i heard that particular part of the song, love it so much :D
Thank you for this! I share a lot of the same focal points you explained, but you explained some in more depth which I greatly appreciate. It feels like each person relates to an instrument or section, but then you also see personality on top of it. It’s almost like every vocalist comes together like a symphony at the end. If you focus, you can single out any part, or just listen to all as a whole.
A bunch of things that I've been able to notice or interpret throughout the song are:
In the first part about Pepe and Felix's wedding there isn't much, and instead rather focuses on laying a foundation on the characters' personalities, Pepe holding more of a grudge that her wedding day couldn't be as perfect as it could have been, and her blaming it on Bruno, which is why she specifically frames him as some sort of mischievous person, while on the contrary Felix throughout the entire verse was focusing on enunciating and supporting all of Pepe's lines while also making it clear he still viewed the wedding day as joyous, which shows how caring and upbeat he is, and why Pepa can be emotionally unstable sometimes.
In the second part with Dolores, obviously everyone already knows that Bruno is in the background there, what I also noticed was that Dolores' verses were talking about Bruno in the *present tense* (IE "I *can* always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling"), which implied that she knew Bruno was in the house, and likely that he was there in the back as well! Which also might be why she pulled Mirabel back when she tried running off to the right, where Bruno was heading! She also understood that Bruno was simply misunderstood and tried helping with his gift, which is why she said it's a burden to have a gift that's so humbling to the other family members, and asked if Mirabel understood which is why the entire song is structured as if she's secretly trying to give Mirabel advice, which sets her character up as clearly wanting to help but also not wanting to be involved in the conflict as a whole, as a quieter (possibly shyer) character.
In the third part with Camilo, because of the way the song is structured is clearly supposed to symbolize some sort of boogieman-like story, but it's also clear that he's over-dramatizing it and most likely making stuff up due to both being around the same age as Mirabel and using phrases such as "It all fades to black", most likely to playfully scare her. But after she falls down the hole, he still catches her and gently puts her down, showing how careful/caring yet playful his personality is. This can also be seen while trying to cheer up Pepa in a later scene in the movie.
In the fourth part with Isabela, it's clear from the very start that her verse is supposed to be some sort of Allegory to give off a Princessy or Perfect type of atmosphere, but the thing that I noticed the most in her verse: Similar to Dolores, if you pay attention to the phrasing she's using, when she talks about Bruno's prophecy saying that the life of her dream would someday be hers and that her power would grow, it implies that the *current* life that she's living is not the one of her dreams, as she hates the perfect life she's forced to uphold, which is true, as we find out later in her song "What else can I do?", where she *also* discovers the full capabilities of her powers as well! Completely fulfilling the prophecy Bruno had read for her.
The fifth part finally has Dolores reveal the prophecy that Bruno had read out for her, as her verse was her giving advice/defending Bruno, and it's that the man Isabela was betrothed to was the man of her dreams, which will be important for the next part of the song.
What I love about the dinner scene is how it shows the chemistry of the family and how the personalities of each of them affect their daily lives. Obviously, all 4 of each character's verses are all playing at the same time (Dolores' being barely audible), but in the second half of this scene when Mirabel starts piecing back together Bruno's prophecy of her, Dolores' verse changes to the Fifth part rather than the Third at the same that Isabela was also talking about how the life she wanted would someday be hers from the fourth part of the song, and as Isabela starts singing "And I'm fine" you can clearly see a worried look on her face, implying that she's singing this to reassure herself and her future, while at the same time Dolores also starts singing "And I'm fine" together with Isabela as a lower supporting vocal to her which is an amazing detail! As both of the prophecies intertwined with each other, as Dolores wanted to date Mariano who was being engaged to Isabela, while Isabela didn't want to marry Mariano and instead wanted to figure out what made her happy in life instead.
One last thing I noticed is how the first Verse talked about Bruno in the past, second in the present, and the Fouth being in the future! While the third being unknown/false things for the purpose of romanticizing it. The first verse focusing on dwelling on/being stuck in the past, the second verse focusing on the present and what should be understood/be known at the time to help fix the problem, while the third and fourth verses could be symbolizing how people tend to romanticize/dramatize the future or the opposite, worrying about the unknown future of their lives and being scared of it.
But also, I'm kinda stupid so I dunno lol
Edit: Another thing I almost forgot to point out! In the scene with the random civilians, both the man with the Gut and the man with a bald head were shown buttoning up his shirt to hide his gut, and wearing a wig to hide his bald head, implying that they were ashamed of it and that they had wished Bruno hadn't told them about it, but in the song at the end where they're making the new house and Bruno is accepted by everyone, they can both be found openly displaying their large gut and bald head! Also symbolizing that they've accepted Bruno!
ive seen a lottt of people talking about this song (i'm currently obsessed with it lol) but i learned a lot of new info from yours! thanks! and i never saw bruno in the background so thanks for pointing that out to me!
So glad you learned something from my video! Thanks for watching 💜
Did you notice that in the final part, when they dance around mirabel when she puts together the green pedasos, Isabela's face is of concern?, because really what she sang was what she did not want, to pretend to be perfect, as her part of the song said....
There's a reason for the overlapping voices at the end. It's called a madrigal
So far the best person who reacted to the songs of Encanto, not only noticing some special moments of animation but also naming musical terms which happens on the screen
Awesome!
One of the little things about this song that hit me was that as Mirabel was falling down the hole during Camilo's part, the chorus was sliding up vocally, I feel like it added tension to the scene. Love your reviews so much, had to subscribe. You are so fun to watch!
4:44 thank you so much for acknowledging his AMAZING singing voice. Not alot of people pause to actually appreciate it, alot of people just focus on Dolores, Pepa and Felix
I was waiting this video hahaha love your videos
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you liked the video!
This song is a mix cumbia, salsa, cha chá chá and vallenato colombian, greeting from Colombia 💚
excellent song, excellent message about family about Colombia 🇨🇴 and humanity, thank you for your reaction!
Oh! I've been obsessed and satutated with Encanto for weeks, and played thru some of it including Bruno on guitar & vocals last weekend with friends! Also binging reactions. And this is great then! Rick Beato level breakdown!
This is perfection, good luck ever topping it. Also because it is animated the cinematography is perfect!
3:23 i was watching the video as i see when coming up to this part i can see bruno in the back and when she steps up i can see him grooving back there
i keep commenting because you keep noticing so many awesome things that I hoped you did. Dolores in the bridge was simple but beutifull
Loved your reaction and analysis of the song 🎵😄
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed!
@@LizaQuin I sure did can’t wait for more videos 😁
I've been watching videos about this song now for about 3 hours, and You have My favorite Review🛐🛐
That’s very kind of you, Miguel. Thank you!
i love the detail of Dolores singing in a whisper she has super hearing the they take that into her character and how she acts like flinching at fireworks and singing quietly i mean she can hear someone eye twitching at night
I love the ending part of the song because it reminds me of "Tower of Babble" from the Musical 'Godspell'. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend you react to it.
Thank you for noticing that little fry in camillos voice when he says "calls your name" . I know nothing of music, but i had noticed this and i did like it a lot and wasnt sure what it was technique or something but did seem intentional and really good
I love at the end when Isabella sings "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine!" like she's trying to convince herself.
Hi 👋😁 just discovered your channel and love it ✨✨
For the song , a lot of people focus on Dolores or Mirabel , but one of the moment that impact me the most was at the end when you hear Isabella saying : I'm fine ! I'm fine ! I'm fine !
They clearly put it there so that it couldn't be heard , and this is a way to show that Isabella is hiding her feelings 😁
Thank you for providing this content! 🥰 ¡Me encanta Encanto! Vi los tres videos y espero que hagas más 🙏💕
(I'm just learning Spanish so if anything is wrong, I apologize!)
Love the Encanto reviews!
Bruno in the background is actually Camilo the shapeshifter I believe. Bruno only glows green when using his powers, and Camilo always have the green eyes on when he turns into Bruno. That had to be Camilo just awaiting his part.
Actually directors confirmed that it is indeed Bruno
I haven't seen the movie (but I probably will). However, when I first heard the song, I instantly liked it. It's so groovy and catchy
One thing I find quite interesting, from a lyrics point of view, is that everyone is talking about all the terrible things Bruno predicted would happen to them and in comes Isabella, talking that Bruno promissed her life would be perfect. And at first it looks like "of course, everything always go well for her" but later on you find out that nope, the last thing she wants is for her life to be perfect, so Isabella was secretly as pissed off with his predictions as the rest of her family.
I’ve only watched 3 minutes so far and I already love your approach to analyzing this video. (Don’t worry I’ll finish the video) :)
Also, I can tell you really know what you’re talking about and I’m learning quite a bit more about this song I’ve been listening to over and over again. Thank you
This is so nice to read! Thank you!! I try to provide as much value as possible, so getting this feedback is really helpful.
Nice review, cheers!
Thanks so much! Cheers!
love your reaction !
It's so nice to hear from someone who knows Latin music well! Thank you for the breakdown!
Thank you for watching! I'm so glad I was able to explain a bit of the musical culture behind the song!
I like that you mentioned In the Heights because to me a lot of his music reminds me of others by him and also Stephanie Beatriz (Mirabel) is in that
The only thing I’m not a fan of when people are reacting to or analyzing this song is they talk about the singing and the music…. Which is cool. But no one really talks about the narrative writing of the lyrics. What the words mean, imply, foreshadow or reveal. I think ONE thing was pointed out in this video at least which is more than most videos but still.
Like no one talks about how this song reveals so much about Dolores. This song is what reveals she had a thing for Mariano. No one really reacts to her revealing that she was basically told she was going to watch her crush be with someone else instead and how sad that is. Or point out that Dolores is revealing she grew up always hearing the mutters of someone she was told is a bad person and also lead to believe has since left. But she and only she can hear him as if he’s still around. His presence is always with her putting her on guard. It also implies that maybe he’s secretly still around after all. Why does she associate him with sand? And what does Mirabel thing of Dolores making that comparison given what she does know so far?
Camilo (shape shifter) is also telling quite the tall tell about Bruno too, almost like a myth about a boogie man. In the midst of all this, Isabella was told something good apparently. For anyone who already watched the movie, when was she and Dolores told anything by Bruno if he’s not around? And what does the vision about Isabela actually mean to her if given her feelings about current situations?
Just found your channel! Your reaction and analysis is so great! I want surface pressure! And also I want to know when you saw dos oruguitas did cry? Lol
Hi! Thanks so much! I definitely plan on getting to surface pressure. :) Also, yes! Dos Oruguitas definitely made me cry. Haha. It’s so stunning!!
The way Camilo freaked her out as he talks to her about Bruno is so accurate. Anyone who grew up with an older male sibling knows that they’re often ready to help but will NEVER pass up an opportunity to mess with you! 😂
the title of the video is in Portuguese, so I thought the video was too, but it has subtitles in Portuguese and I understand, the video is very good, congratulations
Música y ritmos de Colombia en la película Encanto,la tierra del realismo mágico.
For me, the small changes are the most impactful. Like at the end, Isabela's verse "Grapes that thrive on the vine." Keeps at the same chord (Idk if is the right term but yeah), her face while saying "I'm fine." Is everything but fine and Camilo's "Sees your dreams and feasts on your screams" has it's key changed. Omg I love it.
I agree! Lin Manuel, IMO, is a master of details! I love when a song can get so many people so excited. Also, I appreciate that you watched my video. Thank you!
- great great melody!...
* starts playing the piano *
I don't watch music youtubers very often. So it's cracks me laugh every time how they always have a piano like just within a hand reach XD
Lol. That’s a funny observation! It’s at my desk because I do virtual vocal coaching. It’s just always on. 😅 Thanks for watching, btw!
I kinda like how later on I noticed that the first 2 times Felix responds to Pepa’s singing, Pepa’s eyes look at him in a “wtf are you doing?” kinda look, so when he says “THUNDER!” and she complains, it’s not actually coming out of nowhere. She was looking at him wearing the whole time. lol
I love the apology! I'm sorry,Mi vida,go on. So sweet!
The part when Dolores say I asociate him with the sound of falling sand it metion Bruno throwing salt when he was with Mirabel in the wall
I absolutely love the overlaping part of this song, it's something that I never heard tbh, the fact that they all sing their own lyrics, yet it remains so clean and amazing is just breath-taking, the lyrics weave with each other and overlap in such a good way, it's a shame that some translations couldn't do it, due to words being so different in there language (I'm Polish myself, and Polish version of this song is actually kinda bad, the final part is kinda messy)
We Don't Talk About Bruno
No Se Habla de Bruno
Ne Parlons Pas de Bruno
Tiltott Név Itt a Bruno
Usah Ungkit Hal Bruno
Nur kein Wort über Bruno
Δεν μιλούν για τον Μπρούνο (Den Miloun gia ton Bruno)
Nie mówimy o Brunie
Snakker Ikke Om Bruno
입에 담지마 브루노 (Ib-e tamjima Bruno)
Vi taller ikke om Bruno
Не упоминай Бруно (Ne upominay Bruno)
Xin Đừng Nhắc Gì Tới Bruno
Не говорим за Бруно (Ne govorim za Bruno)
Non si nomina Bruno
Não Falamos do Bruno - European
Geen woord over Bruno
我們不提布魯諾 (Wo men bu ti Bruno)
秘密のブルーノ (Himitsu no Bruno)
Não Falamos do Bruno - Brazilian
เราไม่พูดกันเรื่องบรูโน่ (Rao Mai Phut Kan Rueang Bruno)
I think that technique is actually called "Madrigal"
“Non-Stop” from Hamilton, and “96,000” from In The Heights also do the same thing. Lin Manuel wrote the two musicals and helped with Encantos writing too.
You should give the other two songs a listen if you liked this one 🥺♥️
Hi! Yes, Lin-Manuel Miranda is so great at writing these kinds of interweaving melodies. I’m such a fan. And you make a great point about the translations. I imagine it would be tough to automatically differentiate all of the lyrics. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
The whole family: *ripping Bruno to shreds*
Bruno, jamming in the background: Damn this song slaps.
I love your analysis of all the songs and I can't wait to see more!
Haha 😂
Glad you're enjoying my reactions!
Love your analysis. Bring more Encanto songs.
I’ll subscribe because I NEED you to do more reactions to Encanto. I loved this one.
Haha, noted!
Please do reach their concert at the Hollywood bowl. The voice actors are also the ones who sang in the live concert. Thank you.
Check out Surface Pressure - awesome song sung by an Alto/Contralto - Luisa's actress, Jessica Darrow. I also think all of the songs sung exclusively by Mirabel are pretty cool because most female "main" characters in Disney movies are Sopranos, but Stephanie Beatriz is an Alto and it fits really well. They also did something cool with "Waiting on A Miracle" - they made it follow the pattern of a Colombian Waltz and so it feels out of beat or out of time with the rest of the music in the movie - a symbol of Mirabel not fitting in with her family.
Yes I would love to see you react to the rest of the album
Wow that's a great analysis! You've earned yourself a subscriber!
Thanks for joining the fam, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
New to the channel, but I absolutely loved the analysis😭
I was wondering if you’ve ever done the same with AURORA??
And as a side note, I’d recommend anyone to check out some of the ending lyrics in the mixed melody part (forgot what you’d call it). There was apparently more detail in there than I first heard when it came to Isa and Dolores
react to more Encnto songs please ! love hearing your insights so helpful 💕💕
You are amazing 🤩 please review more Encanto songs 😍😍😍😍
You got a “like” the minute the words “tumbao” and “montuno” were spoken. Yours is the first commentary that points out the latin origins of the music.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate this. My parents are Cuban, and I came up around Latin music & musicians, so the influence is there. I also studied the various dances, so I have a strong love for it all. Also, thanks so much for watching!! :)
@@LizaQuin i recall watching you on the Ricky Martin MTV. Unplugged. I figured you were Cuban.😀
Besides being a song (on the surface level) about Bruno this song also doubles as the second establishing number about the Family Madrigal... and the way that is shown is just brilliant...
1. 'The Family Madrigal' song is the first establishing number in the beginning called 'The Family Madrigal'
It's on the nose and right on the surface (title)... and the song is all about the the Family on a superficial surface level... here are their names and here are their powers and here is what they do with them...
2. 'We Don't Talk About Bruno' (this song) in which we are told that this is also a song about the family this time in the structure of the song instead of outright telling us in the title... thereby telling us who they are inside under the surface (structure)...
And it is doing this by first giving each of them different and distinct phrasing and tonality and musical structure that matches their personality... and then (when they blend them all together as the family Madrigal while setting the table) they are using a blending technique actually called 'Madrigal' (the same as the family name) bringing it all together - and showing that while they are a Family on the surface (harmonizing using the madrigal-technique) they are fractured under the surface (different phrasing, tonality, musical structure)...
And we are just scratching the surface of all the little details in this song that help tell this story... the level of detail in the music and storytelling of this movie is just astounding :)
New to the channel. I just love your recent reviews of the songs in Encanto!~ Subbed and liked. More please and thank you. Oh! And we shouldn't talk about Bruno :3 He might like this video too.
I love your smile!!😍😍🥰🥰
Thank you so much!
Great video. Your voice is fantastic btw.
The most brilliant Disney song ever, I suppose. Thought the movie was Disney's best in years. Loved it.
Why you dont have surface pressure on your channel. I believe you're gonna love it Liza.
I definitely tried to get to it, but it sometimes takes me so long to finish these, that I never did. I did watch the film though, and it is easily my favorite song!! :)
@@LizaQuin we need your insight about it I really love that you review'em from both musical and psychological perspectives. Cant wait for it
Yup, We absolutely DON'T talk about Bruno... We SING about Bruno 🎵
Also you kinda look like Olivia Rodrigo 😊
Haha, I'll take that as a compliment! Thanks for watching!
Movie 100 out of 10. The album 💿 Perfect but left me wanting more, Camilo’s captivating voice and of course Dolores, man!!! The whispering singing and the little part at the end where she’s looking out the balcony before Isabela descends from the ceiling beautiful.!!!!!!
I live for Pepa's sudden mood swings expressions.
This song cemented Lin Manuel’s pun when the Madrigal family sang madrigal style.
Heyy you should definitely react to Kz Tandingan 🤩🤩❤️ Rolling in the deep, Royals, Real Gone, Say something and others. She is great singerr!!
When Dolores sings "I associate him with the sound of falling sand" it looks like Bruno crawled out from behind the painting on the wall upstairs. 😆
That’s cool! I hadn’t noticed! haha
I love your reaction ❤️, please do surface pressure
Your makeup is so pretty, btw. You're beautiful.
pepa madrigal - su voz cuando la canta en ingles llega a rangos parecidos a los de Gloria Estefan
felix madrigal - se lo oye tambien mejor en ingles coinciden hasta mejor los ritmos, sonidos con las voces.
camilo madrigal - en ingles esta chido porque se siente esa vibra teatral
dolores madrigal - su canto suspirado mas acelerado esta chido y la parte de no...noo no es uf epicidad
I've also heard that the voice actor for the shapeshifting guy had no previous experience singing
Really?! Love that. A voice actor’s ability to connect with and explore their instrument is so fascinating. It’s exactly what I work on and help others to work on. What skill he has! Thanks for sharing that.
Pepa and Felix are relationship goals!!
Beautiful ♥️♥️♥️!!!!
lets do some more! Surface pressure next?
During dolores part, that isnt bruno. That would be camilo, this is because Bruno's eyes turn green only when he is seeing the future, here, he isnt. Camilo has never seen Bruno so he believes that his eyes are always green, hence why his eyes are green there.
I love the rats dancing !!! LOL