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The opening song "The Family Madrigal" was inspired by "Belle", the opener of Beauty and the Beast (1991). [2] It is a vallenato tune, [ 18 ] sung by American actress Stephanie Beatriz . Mirabel introduces the Madrigals and their unique magical gifts in the song. [ 27 ]
- "The Family Madrigal"
- "Waiting on A Miracle"
- "Surface Pressure"
- "We Don't Talk About Bruno"
- "What Else Can I Do"
- "Dos Oruguitas"
- "All of You"
- "Colombia, MI Encanto"
- Germaine Franco's Score
“The Family Madrigal”: The first Encanto songis an expansive number. It introduces the characters in Encanto, with a special emphasis on the core magical family. “The Family Madrigal”describes the entire family, including their specific ability. Mirabel is pressured by a group of children to reveal her magic towards the song's end, only for Dolores...
“Waiting on a Miracle”: The first Encanto song on a more personal level, "Waiting on a Miracle" is all about Mirabel feeling like an outsider because she didn't receive a magic power from the miracle. The song occurs when she watches her relatives take a family photo without her. The song focuses on Mirabel's wish to have magic and make her family ...
“Surface Pressure”: The next Encanto song is mainly sung by Mirabel's sister Luisa. She describes her struggle with being gifted, and how much the responsibility to be the "strong one" weighs on her. When Mirabel hounds a donkey-carrying Luisa about why she's nervous (indicated by her hilarious eye twitch), Luisa declares in song, "I'm the strong o...
“We Don’t Talk about Bruno”: The breakout hit song from Encanto is "We Don't Talk About Bruno." When Mirabel asks her aunt Pepa about her uncle Bruno — who is estranged from the family — Pepa refuses to speak until her husband, Félix, starts spilling beans. The song describes how Bruno's ability to see the future caused him problems; many saw his n...
“What Else Can I Do?”: Mirabel has a contentious relationship with her sister Isabela — partially because Mirabel doesn't have a gift in Encanto, fueling their sister rivalry. After Mirabel learns that she must talk to her sister in order to save the miracle, she tries to apologize, but this conversation doesn't go as planned. In anger, Isabela une...
“Dos Oruguitas”: The first of Encanto's songs not to be sung within the world of the musical itself, "Dos Oruguitas" pulls guitar strings and heartstrings. The poignant song plays as Abuela tells Mirabel how she lost her husband and, in her deepest grief, received their miracle. It is the emotional crux of the Disney story, and it ushers in Abuela ...
“All of You”: The song "All of You" hints that the reason why Mirabel doesn't have powers in Encanto is that she was destined to fix the family's division. When the Madrigals reunite at their ruined home, Mirabel begins this song. It's no coincidence that this unusual Disney song is a combination of previous entries, including "The Family Madrigal"...
“Colombia, Mi Encanto”: The final Encanto song — and the final to be not be sung in-universe — plays as the Madrigals discover their miracle has returned. Energetic, fun, and uplifting, "Colombia, Mi Encanto" arguably embodies the story's cultural spirit the most. The song perfectly accompanies the fulfilling, unique end of this Disney Lin-Manuel M...
The Encanto score is a major reason why the movie's reviews were so positive. Germaine Franco weaves distinct Colombian sounds to the instrumentals, building an authentic cultural sense in a fictional world. Her tracks have a magic of their own over viewers, one that captivates both lightheartedly and emotionally. Each instrumental flourishes in th...
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Oct 17, 2023 · Opening Songs. Lin Manuel Miranda gave an insight into his writing process for the opening song, ‘The Family Madrigal’ to The Wrap: ‘I think the songs are more integrated into the storytelling than any other animated project I’ve ever worked on. And they’re integrated in surprising ways. That’s the really fun part…
Jan 7, 2022 · The film marked a first for Miranda, whose fan-favourite song, ‘Dos Oruguitas’, was his first song written entirely in Spanish. Miranda, who is of Puerto Rican descent, thought it important to write the acoustic song first in Spanish, before translating it to English, in order to make it sound like an authentic Colombian folk song.
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Encanto is the official motion picture soundtrack to Disney's 2021 animated feature film of the same name. Digitally released by Walt Disney Records on November 19, 2021 and followed by a physical release on December 17, the album features music composed by Germaine Franco along with eight original songs written for the film by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
"The Family Madrigal" is a song from Disney's 2021 animated musical fantasy film, Encanto. It is the opening song of the film's soundtrack, released by Walt Disney Records on November 19, 2021. "The Family Madrigal" was written by American musician Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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The Encanto Original Motion Picture Soundtrack features eight original songs, a full original score, one reprise and one end-credit version of a song from the film, and instrumental versions of...
