@@J1ntu yes! Mirabel and Abuela are leaders, who hold the family together. But Abuela is a bit obsessed with control, so she doesn't see it at first and is hardest on Mirabel. Also, their leadership styles are very different, and that leads to clashing as well. Very fantastical setting, but the family dynamics are so real.
Also in a lot of places, extended family and grandparents live together in one house. Particularly in a lot of countries where qaulity of life is more expensive. The whole children going off to live on their own independently is a relatively recent western thing.
I believe it is common in Colombian culture for generations of families live together. From comments I have seen on these songs, the Abuela also very often is the head of the household. ☺️
I think it's for all the latin people lol, I'm a mexican and my grandma still lives with us, i also have some aunts and cousins living here too lol And yes, grandma is always in charge, you say no to her and she will definitely be annoyed (at least in my situation :v) even my dad has to follow her orders even if he just wants to lay down and drink his coffee , he's almost 40 so it looks kind of silly, but it's his mom after all And though it's frustrating and tiring at times, she's my abuelita and my only one ^^ Sorry for making my comment long! I have to make sure that i make sense haha! And i hope i did? But basically it's every Latin culture 👍
@@_shameful_berry_1793 You explained it very well. 😊 I live in the US and have always loved the tight family bonds of other cultures. My husband and I have always wanted to have a lot of land, with our children living with their families in their own homes on the land with us. ❤️
I love the style homes with the outdoor courtyard in the middle. Then you don’t have to build a fence for the kids & pets or look at neighbors if you’re not in the mood. It’s so perfect.
Yes Bruno is in the family! She says “my Tio Bruno” and tio is Spanish for uncle. So Bruno is her uncle. By the way, Tia is Spanish for aunt so she also said her Tia Pepa earlier. Loving the reactions! Definitely watch the whole movie!!!
It’s normal in latino culture for the entire family to live in the same house, specially in rural places. Grandma, grandpa or the oldest sibling is always the head of the family and you better not disrespect them if you don’t wanna be banned from the family
The whole family living together is part of their culture. It makes for tight-knit families and communities which is more important to them than being materialistic
What you said about this song, about everyone being so different by the end, is one of my favorite parts. Because Mirabel says constantly in this song "now you know the family Madrigal", yet all we've learned are their names and powers and the image of them that the town/she has. It's so fun to find out that really we don't know them at all!
Those kids are about 4 to 6 (they are around thr age of Antonio who just turns 5 here) so they probably don't know much personally. But honestly its just a quick way for the family to be introduced to the viewer.
I love that line "my cousin camillo won't stop til he makes me smile today" apparently they are like best friends i guess which is cool because he's the one closest in age so yeah
Yes, yes, yes, pleeeeeeeeease watch the film! There's a bop like every 10 minutes (you haven't even gotten to We Don't Talk About Bruno yet and it's the catchiest damn thing!), and the messages are so powerful. In all your videos about Encanto you say that the movie talks about real, deeper stuff and that's true. There's big, hard, painful reality and also the human ways we connect around it and build loveliness. Plus there's tons of stuff about Colombian culture. A thing I love about it is that it's not about white folks and white folks' stories. Latinx folks, Caribbean folks, South American folks, brown folks, black folks...they all get to be the center of this wicked relatable story of family. SO GOOOOOOOOOD
Casita (the house) was built when the miracle happened, Abuela actually as far as I can tell doesn't have magic powers either, she from what I can tell is the keeper of the magic, in that she looks after the candle, runs the family and household and so on and so forth.
They live in the same house because they're Colombian!!!!! We use to do that kind of things, we looove to be surrounded by family.......even though it should become a caos 🤷🏼♀️
Naw, those kids were shocked and surprised when they found out she didn't have a gift. They did NOT know until Dolores spilled the tea. Abuela did NOT build the house, the MIracle did. As for Dolores... she sees her own gift as more trouble than it's worth. So she probably outed Mirabel because she didn't see it as that important.
This opening song is so great! It creates the mood perfectly and shows off the main characters. Please watch the movie ♥ Live movie reaction would be awesome!
She didn’t have the power to build the house, the house was a gift from the magic created by her pain love and the candle! And yes Bruno is her uncle she said my “tio bruno” means uncle in Spanish
Madrigal is also a musical term. The other song you listened to "We don't talk about Bruno" is a really good example of what a madrigal is. It's when multiple people sing different lyrics as counterpoints. Another common example is that scene of the choir singing in Harry Potter. It's used a LOT in Columbia. The songs in this movie were written by Lin Manuel (who did Hamilton) and he wanted to highlight as many different msuical styles from Columbia as possible.
Abuela doesn't have the power to create houses; the candle simply provided the Madrigal family with their casita, and from there the village grew as a normal one would.
You need to react to the #1 song on Billboard 100..."We Don't Talk about Bruno" which is from this movie. It's also 1 of only 2 Disney songs to be #1 on the charts ever
I’m sure you have heard of the Beatles. I know a song on their Revolver album. It’s called “TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS”. The whole song will blow your mind and it’s a real classic. A whole new ride.
Listen to the Beatles man. Songs like Something, while my guitar gently weeps, yesterday, let it be, here comes the sun, a day in the life or strawberry fields forever.
Love this video! Are you planning on doing a movie reaction? That would be so cool to see, your comments and thoughts are really interesting to see another perspective
Fun fact about Luisa (the strong sister). The director (or producer, I get the roles mixed up) had to fight with Disney to have Luisa have her buff and strong physique. Disney pushed to have Luisa have a more traditionally feminine physique, and I honestly think having Luisa as she is now was the right call.
You should react to Emigrate they have very good songs like I’m still alive, You can’t run away, Freeze my mind, Rage, Hypothetical and Come over. The songs are mostly rock or alternative rock.
When you think about it how is it that almost the whole family remembers Bruno but the one who doesn't know him can find him faster then the others.....
Omg! I just love your reactions in every reaction video you made for Encanto's soundtracks! Please create a "We don't talk about Bruno" reaction video!
There rooms and power is built inside the house and there rooms are made for there power so they could be free to use them so moving wont be that comfirtable for them
If you watched than you should have learned that she lives with her grandmother, aunt Pepa, uncle Filex, cousin s Delores, Camelo,Antoinio, sisters Isabella, and Luisa and her parents, and her uncle Bruno who lives in the walls. Nope that is how they live in rural Columbia
You should definitely do a reaction to the movie. Also I'm thoroughly enjoying watching your reaction videos to Encanto but also a lot of the others you've done.
I think you are having a bit of a culture clash. In Colombia (and other cultures), many generations living in one house is not just a thing, it is a great honor. It shows honor to the elder, the elder is honored by having her family around her. It isn't selfish - it's just a bit unfamiliar to you. Whereas you would find great comfort in moving out into your own home, they find great comfort and honor being together, supporting each other, being there to love one another. It's also Colombia in the 1950s. LOTS of cultural differences that Americans from 2022 might not understand might mess with their (and apparently, your) heads. No worries. Sit back, enjoy. And finish watching the movie!
I don't know if you had the second song get copyright struck, but I'm happy to find your channel, the algorithm is feeding me Encanto reactions, but since you asked in your review of Surface Pressure, a bit of context. This is the latest Disney animated feature, and Disney has been putting Lin-Manuel Miranda in charge of the music for the last few musicals they've done. That's why the songs are well grounded in their setting musically but also have that Hip-Hop DNA. Miranda seems to be writing the music with the same design philosophy that Howard Ashman laid out for the Disney Renaissance in the 90s with the added benefit that Miranda probably won't die of complications from AIDS 2 movies in. One really cool thing is that the vamp at the beginning of the songs directly correlate to how long it takes for the characters to build emotions. This song has a 40 second vamp, because it's right at the beginning of the movie so the scene is starting very low emotion that builds as she's explaining stuff to the kids and asking the house to start the percussion. Most of the vamps are about the same as Surface Pressure because that's about the standard build, but "What Else Can I Do" has Isabella singing immediately because it's at the end of a very emotional scene for her and is a complete 180 of how she thinks whereas Mirabel is speak-singing right up until the line "I'm sick of pretty I want something true."
Technically, DIDN'T she make everyone that lives in the Encanto houses? I assume each house in there was built at least in part by Luisa, she does drop off a LOT of building materials. The village is incredibly dependent on them.
Dude! This is completely unrelated, but could you please react to Cool Calm Pete? The guy made one album and just kinda disappeared. My personal favorites of his are Lost, Wishes and luck, and 3am.
To be fair, the abuela didn't make the house. The house just created itself after the candle became enchanted. She doesn't have that kind of power
thank you , I was about to say the same thing, Im not even sure abuela has a Power, she is just the candle Keeper in a way,
@@geekpotion she was the glue holding the family together but then that went to Mirabel later. That's why Casita only listens to them
@@J1ntu yes! Mirabel and Abuela are leaders, who hold the family together. But Abuela is a bit obsessed with control, so she doesn't see it at first and is hardest on Mirabel. Also, their leadership styles are very different, and that leads to clashing as well. Very fantastical setting, but the family dynamics are so real.
@@MuricaTurkey yep! Learning how to coexist and letting the younger generation take the reigns is always tough but it's great when it actually works
Also in a lot of places, extended family and grandparents live together in one house. Particularly in a lot of countries where qaulity of life is more expensive. The whole children going off to live on their own independently is a relatively recent western thing.
I believe it is common in Colombian culture for generations of families live together. From comments I have seen on these songs, the Abuela also very often is the head of the household. ☺️
no just there, in every latin country
I think it's for all the latin people lol, I'm a mexican and my grandma still lives with us, i also have some aunts and cousins living here too lol
And yes, grandma is always in charge, you say no to her and she will definitely be annoyed (at least in my situation :v) even my dad has to follow her orders even if he just wants to lay down and drink his coffee , he's almost 40 so it looks kind of silly, but it's his mom after all
And though it's frustrating and tiring at times, she's my abuelita and my only one ^^
Sorry for making my comment long! I have to make sure that i make sense haha! And i hope i did?
But basically it's every Latin culture 👍
@@_shameful_berry_1793 You explained it very well. 😊 I live in the US and have always loved the tight family bonds of other cultures. My husband and I have always wanted to have a lot of land, with our children living with their families in their own homes on the land with us. ❤️
I love the style homes with the outdoor courtyard in the middle. Then you don’t have to build a fence for the kids & pets or look at neighbors if you’re not in the mood. It’s so perfect.
It's a Latin people thing (but not everybody does it - It's just not frowned upon). Even Italians do it! (I guess it part of our Roman heritage??)
Yes Bruno is in the family! She says “my Tio Bruno” and tio is Spanish for uncle. So Bruno is her uncle. By the way, Tia is Spanish for aunt so she also said her Tia Pepa earlier. Loving the reactions! Definitely watch the whole movie!!!
It’s normal in latino culture for the entire family to live in the same house, specially in rural places. Grandma, grandpa or the oldest sibling is always the head of the family and you better not disrespect them if you don’t wanna be banned from the family
Besides that have you seen how big each room is? They don't need separate houses as each room is bigger then a house.
Yess!! Its so weird to explain to people that "yes, if they dislike you we are breaking up because if you marry me youre kinda marrying my family too"
The whole family living together is part of their culture. It makes for tight-knit families and communities which is more important to them than being materialistic
What you said about this song, about everyone being so different by the end, is one of my favorite parts. Because Mirabel says constantly in this song "now you know the family Madrigal", yet all we've learned are their names and powers and the image of them that the town/she has. It's so fun to find out that really we don't know them at all!
Those kids are about 4 to 6 (they are around thr age of Antonio who just turns 5 here) so they probably don't know much personally. But honestly its just a quick way for the family to be introduced to the viewer.
I love that line "my cousin camillo won't stop til he makes me smile today" apparently they are like best friends i guess which is cool because he's the one closest in age so yeah
But they never talk during the whole movie, I thought her favourite cousin was Antonio.
Yes, yes, yes, pleeeeeeeeease watch the film! There's a bop like every 10 minutes (you haven't even gotten to We Don't Talk About Bruno yet and it's the catchiest damn thing!), and the messages are so powerful. In all your videos about Encanto you say that the movie talks about real, deeper stuff and that's true. There's big, hard, painful reality and also the human ways we connect around it and build loveliness. Plus there's tons of stuff about Colombian culture. A thing I love about it is that it's not about white folks and white folks' stories. Latinx folks, Caribbean folks, South American folks, brown folks, black folks...they all get to be the center of this wicked relatable story of family. SO GOOOOOOOOOD
He watched we don’t talk about Bruno
I would LOVE to see your reaction to the whole movie! It is such a fun film. 😄
Casita (the house) was built when the miracle happened, Abuela actually as far as I can tell doesn't have magic powers either, she from what I can tell is the keeper of the magic, in that she looks after the candle, runs the family and household and so on and so forth.
Música,ritmos y paisajes de Colombia la tierra del encanto y del realismo mágico.
They live in the same house because they're Colombian!!!!! We use to do that kind of things, we looove to be surrounded by family.......even though it should become a caos 🤷🏼♀️
Naw, those kids were shocked and surprised when they found out she didn't have a gift. They did NOT know until Dolores spilled the tea. Abuela did NOT build the house, the MIracle did. As for Dolores... she sees her own gift as more trouble than it's worth. So she probably outed Mirabel because she didn't see it as that important.
This opening song is so great! It creates the mood perfectly and shows off the main characters. Please watch the movie ♥ Live movie reaction would be awesome!
She didn’t have the power to build the house, the house was a gift from the magic created by her pain love and the candle! And yes Bruno is her uncle she said my “tio bruno” means uncle in Spanish
DO A LIVE MOVIE REATIONNN!!! YOU NEED TO WATCH THE MOVIE . I keep checking in just to see if you watched it!!!
I LOVE your videos you should definitely watch the full movie!!!!!
Madrigal is also a musical term. The other song you listened to "We don't talk about Bruno" is a really good example of what a madrigal is. It's when multiple people sing different lyrics as counterpoints. Another common example is that scene of the choir singing in Harry Potter. It's used a LOT in Columbia. The songs in this movie were written by Lin Manuel (who did Hamilton) and he wanted to highlight as many different msuical styles from Columbia as possible.
Him: Family Madreegal
Encanto: Family Madrigal
It's good that the kids is feeling bad for Mirabel that didn't get a gift instead making fun of her😊
hi from South Africa! I'm subscribing because I REALLY want to watch your reaction to the whole movie! can't wait!
Jojo you got to make an Encanto play list. I would certainly tune in for a watch along.
Love this soundtrack hard not to dance to
Whoa!! 👐
please react to we dont talk about bruno
Abuela doesn't have the power to create houses; the candle simply provided the Madrigal family with their casita, and from there the village grew as a normal one would.
Encanto is a good movie. I'd recommend it!
You need to react to the #1 song on Billboard 100..."We Don't Talk about Bruno" which is from this movie. It's also 1 of only 2 Disney songs to be #1 on the charts ever
Watch the movie it’s so good!!! And reaction video !!!!
I’m sure you have heard of the Beatles. I know a song on their Revolver album. It’s called “TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS”. The whole song will blow your mind and it’s a real classic. A whole new ride.
I haven't watched the whole movie of encanto yet but i feel like i know everything already by watching the music videos 💀
Listen to the Beatles man. Songs like Something, while my guitar gently weeps, yesterday, let it be, here comes the sun, a day in the life or strawberry fields forever.
Love this video! Are you planning on doing a movie reaction? That would be so cool to see, your comments and thoughts are really interesting to see another perspective
I love this movie so much. The whole soundtrack and I think the script too is by the guy who wrote Broadways Hamilton, Lin Manuel Miranda.
Lin just wrote and composed the songs.
YOUR RIGHT!
You should hear "waiting on a miracle "
Congratulations on getting 2k SUBSCRIBERS Good job
Yes please do a live movie reaction!! Maybe even with your dad if you can!
Yes kids are brutal. One of my students straight up asked me "are you a girl?" 🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact about Luisa (the strong sister). The director (or producer, I get the roles mixed up) had to fight with Disney to have Luisa have her buff and strong physique. Disney pushed to have Luisa have a more traditionally feminine physique, and I honestly think having Luisa as she is now was the right call.
You should react to Emigrate they have very good songs like I’m still alive, You can’t run away, Freeze my mind, Rage, Hypothetical and Come over. The songs are mostly rock or alternative rock.
I ❣️! I'm similar Mirabel , The main character with the curls,glasses.🥰🙆🧐🎶💃
"Why doesn't Abuela make everyone their own house?"
Ah, the people who do not understand multi-generational living.
I love your reactions! You remind me so much of my youngest brother! 💪🏽
Dude thank you, I love kids, but thooose kids. 🙄 I wouldn’t talk to them either haha
When you think about it how is it that almost the whole family remembers Bruno but the one who doesn't know him can find him faster then the others.....
Omg! I just love your reactions in every reaction video you made for Encanto's soundtracks! Please create a "We don't talk about Bruno" reaction video!
3:33 is funny how its paused
welcome to the famli marida
There rooms and power is built inside the house and there rooms are made for there power so they could be free to use them so moving wont be that comfirtable for them
in many latino and asian counrties its normal for generations to live together
50/100 YOU RIGHT
JUST WATCH IT ALREADY LOL!!
Tio means uncle so Bruno is Mriabel’s uncle
Yes react to the whole movie!!!
He got me at “migrigel”
If you watched than you should have learned that she lives with her grandmother, aunt Pepa, uncle Filex, cousin s Delores, Camelo,Antoinio, sisters Isabella, and Luisa and her parents, and her uncle Bruno who lives in the walls. Nope that is how they live in rural Columbia
You should definitely do a reaction to the movie. Also I'm thoroughly enjoying watching your reaction videos to Encanto but also a lot of the others you've done.
Abuela can’t build houses. That was just the miracle.
Imagine if abuela have the power to create anything even tho abuela doesnt have a power
I don’t think the abuela can create magic houses on command, hence ‘miracle’.
Check out the movie! Were here for it!
you should react to other Encanto songs I love your reactions
Abuela can't create houses, the house actually built itself
loved this 😆😆😆😈
A live movie reaction would be cool honestly.
Actually in hispanic culture it's normal for families to live together or really close to each other
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There's originally only four people who live there two of those people gave birth to three kids
I think you are having a bit of a culture clash.
In Colombia (and other cultures), many generations living in one house is not just a thing, it is a great honor. It shows honor to the elder, the elder is honored by having her family around her.
It isn't selfish - it's just a bit unfamiliar to you. Whereas you would find great comfort in moving out into your own home, they find great comfort and honor being together, supporting each other, being there to love one another.
It's also Colombia in the 1950s. LOTS of cultural differences that Americans from 2022 might not understand might mess with their (and apparently, your) heads.
No worries. Sit back, enjoy. And finish watching the movie!
I don't know if you had the second song get copyright struck, but I'm happy to find your channel, the algorithm is feeding me Encanto reactions, but since you asked in your review of Surface Pressure, a bit of context. This is the latest Disney animated feature, and Disney has been putting Lin-Manuel Miranda in charge of the music for the last few musicals they've done. That's why the songs are well grounded in their setting musically but also have that Hip-Hop DNA. Miranda seems to be writing the music with the same design philosophy that Howard Ashman laid out for the Disney Renaissance in the 90s with the added benefit that Miranda probably won't die of complications from AIDS 2 movies in.
One really cool thing is that the vamp at the beginning of the songs directly correlate to how long it takes for the characters to build emotions. This song has a 40 second vamp, because it's right at the beginning of the movie so the scene is starting very low emotion that builds as she's explaining stuff to the kids and asking the house to start the percussion. Most of the vamps are about the same as Surface Pressure because that's about the standard build, but "What Else Can I Do" has Isabella singing immediately because it's at the end of a very emotional scene for her and is a complete 180 of how she thinks whereas Mirabel is speak-singing right up until the line "I'm sick of pretty I want something true."
Actually they get their magic back 🤣
The kid in the middle is drinking coffee that’s why he looks crazy
What if her power is bring people true self show
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They are amazing and very underrated, check out their new single “the sky is falling” you would love it.
You should look into Cryoshell specifically their song "creeping in my soul"
Please review the whole movie! :D
Watch the movie!!
Now do Dos Oruguitas... and cry your eyes out
the wizard by black sabbath, hits so hard it could kill someone.
I just watched the movie today, would love to hear your thoughts on it too
And yeah you should definitely watch and react to Encanto
I would like to see your live reaction to the whole movie
Watch the MOVIE!!
I can't believe that's the chick from Brooklyn 99. 😆
It is very cursed the way he said madrigal i am spanish so that was so weird hearing someone say it like that 💀
Listen this music in Portuguese!!!!
This is the first song
Technically, DIDN'T she make everyone that lives in the Encanto houses? I assume each house in there was built at least in part by Luisa, she does drop off a LOT of building materials. The village is incredibly dependent on them.
Please watch the movie. Trust all of us...you'll love it.
you should listen to why by mid-air thief
Abuela did not build it xD You really should watch it. And i am sure we'd love to watch it with you.
Dude! This is completely unrelated, but could you please react to Cool Calm Pete? The guy made one album and just kinda disappeared. My personal favorites of his are Lost, Wishes and luck, and 3am.
i really encourage you to watch the movie also watch Coco you probably like it too. Hope you do.
Yo bro you gotta listen to zillakami space cowboy it’s a mix of rap and rock sorta or really any zillakami song got that feel