The original singer, Jessica Darrow, released a jazz version of the song, with her singing live and a friend playing bass fiddle. It shows her vocal talents even MORE when she's not trying to stay in the Luisa character.
Luisa isn’t supposed to be a great singer. Ms. Darrow’s performance here showcases her acting talent as much as her singing talent in my opinion. I’m sure if she sang this song purely as great music she’d be impressive.
When you'll watch the whole movie, you'll see every song "in context"... And you'll realise HOW FU**ING PROFOUND this movie is. I watched it a few times already, and, as a clinical Psychologist, EVERY TIME I discover new levels of depth and meaning in it. There is SO MUCH.
@Davide Baroni Doc, Thanks for that, I'll definitely rewatch it many more times. May I ask how a clinical psychologist is different from a psychiatrist? Can't find a good answer on google.
@@csgoark2521 At least here in Italy, a psychiatrist is a Medical Doctor with a specific post graduate formation in psychiatry. He can deal with psychotropic drugs and has a MEDICINE based formation. A psychologist, meanwhile, is NOT a Medical Doctor, can't deal with psychotropic drugs, has a Psychology degree, which some consider "philosophy-based formation", that may have different specialisations... Work Psychology, Sport Psychology, Social Psychology, and of course Clinical Psychology. The latter usually leads to a post-graduate Psychotherapy School which lasts AT LEAST 4 years. BTW, please don't confuse Psychology/Psychotherapy with Psychoanalysis. Or better said, psychoanalysis is just ONE of the many different psychotherapy "schools", based in what's called "psychodynamic model". Not my cup of tea, though. The models I mainly refer to are others... It's complicated :-D . We do NOT have a formation based on Medicine. Psychology studies and elaborates "models" of how the human mind (or should I say "brain"? "Perception"? "Maps of the World"? [fill the blank]?) works... Luckily, with the advent of Neuro-sciences and neuro-imaging, Psychology is becoming more "scientific". But we act through the "inner representations" of people, and can't mess with them by using drugs. I hope I answered your question. :-)
@@Polyglot_English Do you mean a video about how profound this movie is? There are PLENTY already. Psychotherapists analysing many many different aspects of the movie from a Psychologic viewpoint, for example. There's a lot of them. To me, the most evident aspect is what's called "generational trauma", but there's also a lot about the burden of expectations, the destructive power of "secrets", the importance of accepting, understanding, allowing and recognise one's emotion and how fucking BAD it is to deny them, the theme of being "of service" and end up putting oneself low in importance, the theme of self-worth, the theme of "recognition" and "apologise" and "forgiving" in many viewpoints and aspects, the theme of imposition (Abuela imposing her "vision" of the family and of life itself on EVERYBODY in the family Madrigal, for example... and all of them accepting it), the theme of "people blaming you for seeing and saying things that are actually obvious, but being unpleasant they don't want to know they'll happen" (Bruno), and much more... And also a different metaphoric level, in which you could read the whole family as a single "person", all the members of the family as the "parts" of the person's mind, with its inner conflicts and relationship with the other parts. And the final healing... Which, BTW, causes the break in mountains around Encanto, making the whole movie a perfect metaphor of a post traumatic grief: when Abuelo Pedro dies, Abuela's pain and trauma causes the mountains to rise and close Encanto away from any other influence. That's a normal situation after a huge trauma: the traumatised person "seals herself out", isolates from the external world, and there grieves and mourns... Often creating a surrogate world, sometimes a "perfect" world, where the person can recover and heal. BUT, if the grief is not completed, like in this case, the person ends up closed in a world that's not real, that doesn't communicate with the external world... with Life and Reality. Only with recognition, acceptance, assuming responsibility, allowing the pain to surface and pass through you, sincere apology, and then reframing the experiences so that they get a new meaning (what Mirabel does after Abuela tells her the TRUE story of how the Miracle came into existence), and full forgiveness of oneself and others, can the trauma be overcome... and can the person reopen to the world, and recover a contact. Open a possibility. :-) We could go on and on forever... :-D I hope I made my point. But no, I won't make a video about this. Thanks for the idea, but it's not my cup of tea. :-) Maybe Bruna could. ;-)
I've seen three kind of reactors to this song: those who focus on the beat, and Jessica's voice, and Lin-Manuel's lyrics, etc.; those who go deeper in the meaning of the song and make some commentary on what's going on with Luisa; and those who relate deeply with the situation. And this is the key line that separate the latter from any former. It was not my case, but I can see how it hits hard on people who relate.
Hell yeah, it's the moment many reactions break a little ;p cus it hits you with that extra claps and her expression... that she knows, she accepted, that the pressure won't go away...
I love all the songs, but this is my favorite as well. I just love the lyrics, and it’s so much fun to sing and dance to. Claire did a great job covering this song!
I really vibed with this song and character, being the rock of a family of friend group chips away at you, even rocks need to be polished occasionally.
this song always makes me cry. Why? Because I can relate. True I'm younger sister but older one has her own family and lives aboard. Five years after she went away dad was diagnosied with cancer and it paralysed him (I was just 14), gave up everything but classes to come home and take care of dad so that mum could keep her work. Unfortunately he died :( three years later mum was diagnosed with bones cancer. I didn't go to college but to work....pressure is only keep growing. Can't show what I'm really feeling because I must be tough, when my sis is calling asking if everything is OK I say 'yeah, everything is fine, mum is fine, what could be not fine'. Right now the pressure is large that I sometimes hide and cry when I can't anymore, then wash my tears away and going back to pretending 'everything is fine' and that I'm managing that
My advice. Don't hide it. Don't bottle it up. Be open and honest. If your sister calls asking if everything is okay, say "Well, not really. Mom has bone cancer. I realize you're too far away to help but I'm trying to help her as best as I can. " Be open and honest wherever you can be. Yes it may hurt, and you know your sister better than I, but your sister is family and to my thinking she should both know the truth and understand your situation. How much worse would it be for your sister if you've been saying all along "'yeah, everything is fine, mum is fine, what could be not fine'." then one day you have to tell her "Actually, Mom is dead. "
I'm so sorry you're going through that. My little sister was recently diagnosed with cancer. It's hard to watch your loved one go through that pain. I can't imagine having to go through that twice and at the same time being the sole source of income on top of that. I hope things get better for you. You should find someone you trust to vent to. Bottling things up never works out, I'm afraid.
@@WhiteTiger950 sis know this already, the point is she never asks: "how are you?" just "how is mum" and I don't want to come up as the big baby that can't handle this then...who am I if I can't?
Love how empathetic you are. I can see how you internalize and appreciate the message. I felt it more watching your reaction and interpretation. Thank you!
I've watched Surface Pressure a million times and never realized that when Luisa pulls up the walkway she's showing us what's "under the surface." I feel like such a dummy! 😂 Great observation!
Luisa might just be the most relatable character Disney ever produced. She loves her family and does everything she can to keep them safe and provide for their needs but things keep piling on and piling on and the PRESSURE is starting to overwhelm her but she doesn’t want to admit she’s overwhelmed because that in her mind, would be letting down the family she loves so she plasters a smile onto her face and puts up a front of confidence so no one sees what’s going on just, UNDER THE SURFACE! That’s what the song is about. The part of the song that really resonated with me was the part where she has this brief little dream of how wonderful it would be to be free of all the pressure and back breaking work the boulders start coming down again and you see her looking at her sister with a defeated look and she weakly says, “And it’ll never stop.” That’s a soul crushing moment I think nearly anyone over the age of 30 can recognize. Going through a period of trial and stress waiting for. Things to return to normal for so long that you lose hope of it ever happening. Things will never return to “normal” this is my normal now. It’ll never stop!
I was pleased to hear you had heard Claire Crosby perform this. Yeah pretty impressive for her age. Just to remember all the words and the range from high to lows on this. Check out her and dad doing We don’t Talk About Bruno. It’s fun. I can’t wait to see where Claire is in a few years as her voice matures. Already musically talented with guitar and ukulele.
Honestly I can relate to basically all of the songs, by making myself look perfect and can handle anything, but truely I can't handle all of it. And always feeling like a black sheep during school or even hanging out with friends. And that I'm not special enough to actually have a good live. But overall I'm pretty impressed from Disney about this movie. Overall my favorite song is "Wishing On a Miracle."
this song is a little emotional unlike the beginning of the song due the part "give it to your sister, your sisters older and the "see if she can handle every the family burden" it almost made me cry
I relate to this song because even though I’m the youngest when our house got flipped by the FBI because of our old roommate my sister was pregnant and I called my mom telling her and as soon as the FBI came into the room I hung up and messaged mom letting her know what’s happening while also keeping my oldest sibling calm down because she was breaking down and sense she was pregnant I was worried she would somehow have a miscarriage and after we were finally able to leave the house and be with our parents i was still staying strong because my family needed that and I comforted everyone made sure they were ok and bottling up my trauma and to this day I still stay strong for my family because even though I’m struggling I’ll still do whatever I can to help them even if it hurts me in the end because then I’m worth something and have a purpose sense I often feel as though all the roles are filled and I don’t have a place in the family that’s important
@@SassafrasTee7366 my family is seemingly ok now I know they still have ptsd and I’m in counseling getting help but I still struggle and I can’t handle yelling and I always keep my guard up even around my friends and partner because apart of me is afraid of letting people close because i am afraid I’ll get hurt in someway if I do and whenever someone is nice to me I can’t accept it without wondering what’s there motivate behind it sense our old roommate groomed me and threatened to hurt me once luckily I stayed around people or up on my bed so the grooming never went further then that but it still affects me because I’m afraid of physical contact especially when it comes out of nowhere I’m still working on getting used to hugs again but if they go for to long I get uncomfortable
Omg I am so sorry to hear that, and thank you for sharing. I’m glad to hear you’re working through the trauma, and I wish you and your family all the beat ❤️
Best line:"give it to your sister and never wonder, if the same pressure would have pulled you under" Worst line: "was Hercules ever like 'yo I dont wanna fight Cerberus?'"
No, the Hercules line is REALLY good when you realize Hercules enlisted help in fighting Cerberus, meaning even the strongest man in the world couldn't handle everything alone. Luisa may be the strongest woman in the world but she still needs help.
Never been to this channel before, but ten seconds into the video I thought "she looks like a young Uma Thurman," so I've come to share that opinion. Lovely content!
Bruna now please react to Dos orugitas and Waiting on a miracle from Encanto. Almost every song in this movie is a heartbreaking or uplifting masterpiece.
I find What else can I do pretty emotional, maybe because I know the context or maybe because I kinda relate to Isa. I wish I could see your reaction to Dos oruguitas.
you look so uncomfortable listening to this song, which is so appropriate in this case, the lyrics in this is so serious and relatable, most people have feel this way from time to time.
Hello, please react to Dimash. He's considered one of thebest vocalists with a voice of over 6 octave range. I recommend his song SOS (Singer 2017 version). Thanks!
The original singer, Jessica Darrow, released a jazz version of the song, with her singing live and a friend playing bass fiddle. It shows her vocal talents even MORE when she's not trying to stay in the Luisa character.
Ooo thanks for letting me know!
These is a punk versión too. She has a beautiful voice...
Have to check it out
Luisa isn’t supposed to be a great singer. Ms. Darrow’s performance here showcases her acting talent as much as her singing talent in my opinion. I’m sure if she sang this song purely as great music she’d be impressive.
funny that even her character had pressured her limits (pun intended)
When you'll watch the whole movie, you'll see every song "in context"... And you'll realise HOW FU**ING PROFOUND this movie is. I watched it a few times already, and, as a clinical Psychologist, EVERY TIME I discover new levels of depth and meaning in it. There is SO MUCH.
Wow!! Thanks so much for sharing that!
@Davide Baroni Doc, Thanks for that, I'll definitely rewatch it many more times. May I ask how a clinical psychologist is different from a psychiatrist? Can't find a good answer on google.
@@csgoark2521 At least here in Italy, a psychiatrist is a Medical Doctor with a specific post graduate formation in psychiatry. He can deal with psychotropic drugs and has a MEDICINE based formation. A psychologist, meanwhile, is NOT a Medical Doctor, can't deal with psychotropic drugs, has a Psychology degree, which some consider "philosophy-based formation", that may have different specialisations... Work Psychology, Sport Psychology, Social Psychology, and of course Clinical Psychology. The latter usually leads to a post-graduate Psychotherapy School which lasts AT LEAST 4 years. BTW, please don't confuse Psychology/Psychotherapy with Psychoanalysis. Or better said, psychoanalysis is just ONE of the many different psychotherapy "schools", based in what's called "psychodynamic model". Not my cup of tea, though. The models I mainly refer to are others... It's complicated :-D . We do NOT have a formation based on Medicine. Psychology studies and elaborates "models" of how the human mind (or should I say "brain"? "Perception"? "Maps of the World"? [fill the blank]?) works... Luckily, with the advent of Neuro-sciences and neuro-imaging, Psychology is becoming more "scientific". But we act through the "inner representations" of people, and can't mess with them by using drugs.
I hope I answered your question. :-)
You should make a video about that
@@Polyglot_English Do you mean a video about how profound this movie is? There are PLENTY already. Psychotherapists analysing many many different aspects of the movie from a Psychologic viewpoint, for example. There's a lot of them. To me, the most evident aspect is what's called "generational trauma", but there's also a lot about the burden of expectations, the destructive power of "secrets", the importance of accepting, understanding, allowing and recognise one's emotion and how fucking BAD it is to deny them, the theme of being "of service" and end up putting oneself low in importance, the theme of self-worth, the theme of "recognition" and "apologise" and "forgiving" in many viewpoints and aspects, the theme of imposition (Abuela imposing her "vision" of the family and of life itself on EVERYBODY in the family Madrigal, for example... and all of them accepting it), the theme of "people blaming you for seeing and saying things that are actually obvious, but being unpleasant they don't want to know they'll happen" (Bruno), and much more... And also a different metaphoric level, in which you could read the whole family as a single "person", all the members of the family as the "parts" of the person's mind, with its inner conflicts and relationship with the other parts. And the final healing... Which, BTW, causes the break in mountains around Encanto, making the whole movie a perfect metaphor of a post traumatic grief: when Abuelo Pedro dies, Abuela's pain and trauma causes the mountains to rise and close Encanto away from any other influence. That's a normal situation after a huge trauma: the traumatised person "seals herself out", isolates from the external world, and there grieves and mourns... Often creating a surrogate world, sometimes a "perfect" world, where the person can recover and heal. BUT, if the grief is not completed, like in this case, the person ends up closed in a world that's not real, that doesn't communicate with the external world... with Life and Reality. Only with recognition, acceptance, assuming responsibility, allowing the pain to surface and pass through you, sincere apology, and then reframing the experiences so that they get a new meaning (what Mirabel does after Abuela tells her the TRUE story of how the Miracle came into existence), and full forgiveness of oneself and others, can the trauma be overcome... and can the person reopen to the world, and recover a contact. Open a possibility. :-)
We could go on and on forever... :-D
I hope I made my point.
But no, I won't make a video about this. Thanks for the idea, but it's not my cup of tea. :-)
Maybe Bruna could. ;-)
"i'm sure i'm worthless if i cant be of service" that hits hard
I've seen three kind of reactors to this song: those who focus on the beat, and Jessica's voice, and Lin-Manuel's lyrics, etc.; those who go deeper in the meaning of the song and make some commentary on what's going on with Luisa; and those who relate deeply with the situation. And this is the key line that separate the latter from any former.
It was not my case, but I can see how it hits hard on people who relate.
we don't talk about bruna!!!
its like the singer put emotion into EVERY second of her singing
Yesss
Man... That last reprise of drips and tips... I can't help but hear how... Defeated, it sounds...
Hell yeah, it's the moment many reactions break a little ;p cus it hits you with that extra claps and her expression... that she knows, she accepted, that the pressure won't go away...
I love how the during the whole song she’s describing her task and the pressure all while protecting maribel from everything happening in the song,
Trueeee great observation!
I love all the songs, but this is my favorite as well. I just love the lyrics, and it’s so much fun to sing and dance to. Claire did a great job covering this song!
Omg yesss she did! Thanks for sharing that!
I really vibed with this song and character, being the rock of a family of friend group chips away at you, even rocks need to be polished occasionally.
Great analogy
this song always makes me cry. Why? Because I can relate. True I'm younger sister but older one has her own family and lives aboard. Five years after she went away dad was diagnosied with cancer and it paralysed him (I was just 14), gave up everything but classes to come home and take care of dad so that mum could keep her work. Unfortunately he died :( three years later mum was diagnosed with bones cancer. I didn't go to college but to work....pressure is only keep growing. Can't show what I'm really feeling because I must be tough, when my sis is calling asking if everything is OK I say 'yeah, everything is fine, mum is fine, what could be not fine'. Right now the pressure is large that I sometimes hide and cry when I can't anymore, then wash my tears away and going back to pretending 'everything is fine' and that I'm managing that
Thanks so much for sharing that, I am so sorry to hear that. I love this about music, we can relate and feel supported through it ❤️
@@BrunaClaas Tganks for nice wirds, I really do need that
My advice. Don't hide it. Don't bottle it up. Be open and honest. If your sister calls asking if everything is okay, say "Well, not really. Mom has bone cancer. I realize you're too far away to help but I'm trying to help her as best as I can. " Be open and honest wherever you can be. Yes it may hurt, and you know your sister better than I, but your sister is family and to my thinking she should both know the truth and understand your situation. How much worse would it be for your sister if you've been saying all along "'yeah, everything is fine, mum is fine, what could be not fine'." then one day you have to tell her "Actually, Mom is dead. "
I'm so sorry you're going through that. My little sister was recently diagnosed with cancer. It's hard to watch your loved one go through that pain. I can't imagine having to go through that twice and at the same time being the sole source of income on top of that. I hope things get better for you. You should find someone you trust to vent to. Bottling things up never works out, I'm afraid.
@@WhiteTiger950 sis know this already, the point is she never asks: "how are you?" just "how is mum" and I don't want to come up as the big baby that can't handle this then...who am I if I can't?
😍😍😍 so cute
Oh my your name is actually Bruna.
This song always gets me, I’m glad you decided to react to this one too!
Thanks so much for checking out the video!
Love how empathetic you are. I can see how you internalize and appreciate the message. I felt it more watching your reaction and interpretation. Thank you!
I've watched Surface Pressure a million times and never realized that when Luisa pulls up the walkway she's showing us what's "under the surface." I feel like such a dummy! 😂 Great observation!
Hahaha there you go!
I feel this song so MUCH. I love the music for this movie in general, but this song really just hits deep.
my favorite one from the movie, I love the way it keeps switching, so good!
Yesss!
Luisa might just be the most relatable character Disney ever produced. She loves her family and does everything she can to keep them safe and provide for their needs but things keep piling on and piling on and the PRESSURE is starting to overwhelm her but she doesn’t want to admit she’s overwhelmed because that in her mind, would be letting down the family she loves so she plasters a smile onto her face and puts up a front of confidence so no one sees what’s going on just, UNDER THE SURFACE! That’s what the song is about.
The part of the song that really resonated with me was the part where she has this brief little dream of how wonderful it would be to be free of all the pressure and back breaking work the boulders start coming down again and you see her looking at her sister with a defeated look and she weakly says, “And it’ll never stop.”
That’s a soul crushing moment I think nearly anyone over the age of 30 can recognize. Going through a period of trial and stress waiting for. Things to return to normal for so long that you lose hope of it ever happening. Things will never return to “normal” this is my normal now. It’ll never stop!
I was hoping for this one!
Omg
*Colombia is called the Country of 1000 Rhythms, because it has 1,025.* Very rich musical culture.
It's the inflections that go high and low and back again
I wonder when I will stop feeling emotional with this song
I was pleased to hear you had heard Claire Crosby perform this. Yeah pretty impressive for her age. Just to remember all the words and the range from high to lows on this. Check out her and dad doing We don’t Talk About Bruno. It’s fun. I can’t wait to see where Claire is in a few years as her voice matures. Already musically talented with guitar and ukulele.
Honestly I can relate to basically all of the songs, by making myself look perfect and can handle anything, but truely I can't handle all of it. And always feeling like a black sheep during school or even hanging out with friends. And that I'm not special enough to actually have a good live. But overall I'm pretty impressed from Disney about this movie. Overall my favorite song is "Wishing On a Miracle."
Thanks so much for sharing that, those are great insights, Raelynn!
claire is so underrated!
She’s soo lovely!
this song is a little emotional unlike the beginning of the song due the part "give it to your sister, your sisters older and the "see if she can handle every the family burden" it almost made me cry
Love from Colombia. New suscriber-
Welcome to the channel ❤️❤️
Great reaction can’t wait for more reactions 😊
Yay thanks so much!
I relate to this song because even though I’m the youngest when our house got flipped by the FBI because of our old roommate my sister was pregnant and I called my mom telling her and as soon as the FBI came into the room I hung up and messaged mom letting her know what’s happening while also keeping my oldest sibling calm down because she was breaking down and sense she was pregnant I was worried she would somehow have a miscarriage and after we were finally able to leave the house and be with our parents i was still staying strong because my family needed that and I comforted everyone made sure they were ok and bottling up my trauma and to this day I still stay strong for my family because even though I’m struggling I’ll still do whatever I can to help them even if it hurts me in the end because then I’m worth something and have a purpose sense I often feel as though all the roles are filled and I don’t have a place in the family that’s important
Oh my god. Is your family okay now? Are you okay?
@@SassafrasTee7366 my family is seemingly ok now I know they still have ptsd and I’m in counseling getting help but I still struggle and I can’t handle yelling and I always keep my guard up even around my friends and partner because apart of me is afraid of letting people close because i am afraid I’ll get hurt in someway if I do and whenever someone is nice to me I can’t accept it without wondering what’s there motivate behind it sense our old roommate groomed me and threatened to hurt me once luckily I stayed around people or up on my bed so the grooming never went further then that but it still affects me because I’m afraid of physical contact especially when it comes out of nowhere I’m still working on getting used to hugs again but if they go for to long I get uncomfortable
Omg I am so sorry to hear that, and thank you for sharing. I’m glad to hear you’re working through the trauma, and I wish you and your family all the beat ❤️
@@BrunaClaas that means a lot thank you ❤️
Good morning 🙏 🌄 sorry I have to been off the list but I've had some problems
I would love to see a Diana Ankudinova cover of this song.
YES! I’m so glad other people know who she is!
Best line:"give it to your sister and never wonder, if the same pressure would have pulled you under"
Worst line: "was Hercules ever like 'yo I dont wanna fight Cerberus?'"
No, the Hercules line is REALLY good when you realize Hercules enlisted help in fighting Cerberus, meaning even the strongest man in the world couldn't handle everything alone. Luisa may be the strongest woman in the world but she still needs help.
@@morganqorishchi8181 thats not why i hate the line, i hate the line because she said yo, which was so out of place for a movie set in 1900s columbia
She is taking care of her
Is my favorite song too😊
Great reaction video Bruna..... Glad to see a fellow Latina giving her perspective... you are so beautiful too....
That is so kind of you, thanks so much!
So cool
I 've been waiting for this :D
That is sweet! Hope you enjoyed it!
I love the Crosby family here in CZcams
E estranho pensar que ela não e americana nativa e sim brasileira
Never been to this channel before, but ten seconds into the video I thought "she looks like a young Uma Thurman," so I've come to share that opinion. Lovely content!
Haha thanks so much for the kind comment!
Bruna now please react to Dos orugitas and Waiting on a miracle from Encanto. Almost every song in this movie is a heartbreaking or uplifting masterpiece.
I find What else can I do pretty emotional, maybe because I know the context or maybe because I kinda relate to Isa. I wish I could see your reaction to Dos oruguitas.
I always give a like to Bruna video first and then I watch it. Her content Always cheers me up. Thank you.
That is the sweetest comment ever!! Thanks SO much!
You mentioned how many words someone would need to memorize to cover this?
Claire Crosby and her father made a similar remark!
Yesss must be such a hard one to memorize!
Waiting on a miracle doesn’t spoil the movie
you look so uncomfortable listening to this song, which is so appropriate in this case, the lyrics in this is so serious and relatable, most people have feel this way from time to time.
Luissaaaa🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩💪💪💪💪💪
Can you watch the one that says we dont talk about bruno
I have loved your reactions to Encanto. Could you please react to "What else can I do?"
Thanks so much Edelyn! I’ve reacted to that one the other day, here it is: czcams.com/video/SkKPwiFB2SE/video.html
What the name of the CZcams channel she talked about?
the crosbys
@@nikpopnanime oh thanks
This is Luisa's song about how strong she is
2:03 the cross bees? do you have a link to that channel?
This one: czcams.com/users/TheCrosbys
:)
Can you make reaction on All of you (from Encanto)please.
Hello, please react to Dimash. He's considered one of thebest vocalists with a voice of over 6 octave range. I recommend his song SOS (Singer 2017 version). Thanks!