Its just something that older siblings relate whether if youre woman or man, older or younger its something we all relate

No need to be embarrassed - I, personally, still cry at SEVERAL songs on this soundtrack, Surface Pressure included. Encanto is seriously my favourite Disney movie in recent times, and the soundtrack does a lot for that.

i feel so indentificated with the song because of the preasure of being an only child had to be perfect the lyrics capt so well the older siblings

Texas flood Super session Dam right i’ve the blues Mr. lucky Blues summit From the cradle John mayall and the bluesbreaker featuring Eric Clapton Could’t stand the wearher

This is the song that reminds me of my mom. I cry every time. No shame.

Video molto interessante...voglio umilmente menzionare il postumo Blues di Hendrix ma stupito per l assenza di Robert Johnson..

There's a reason why they're called the Familia Madrigal and this song depicts that perfectly

I showed my mom this movie specifically because of this song. I told her that I thought this song explained her exactly. When we got to it at first she seemed hesitant because it was just louisa saying she's tough and can take anything. By the end of the song, my mom was sobbing because of how exact it was to how she feels every day. She also cried durring the scene where mirabelle reconciles with her grandmother because she had the same toxic relationship with her mom but never got that happy ending. After that, any time mom heard someone we knew say they were gonna watch this movie for the first time she told them how good it was and that she was louisa

It's a wonderfully written song that's performed very well. When I first watched Encanto I didn't really pick up on the words and now that I do, my heart breaks for Luisa. 🥺

In my simple opinion, this was the only song in the movie that actually hit on the theme of the movie. I love it. I cry every time. Even after the years.

Grazie a Sam Phillips della Sun Records a Memphis ❤❤❤❤

Infatti a me causa il mal d imare

it makes me cry everytime.

The hardest part of the song for me, emotionally...is the first few lines where she takes a deep breath/sighs between the lyrics. Like, yeah she's strong and brave and does all she can for her family but God, she's so ...tired.

Have you felt like being pressured in responsibilities.

Man that's also the exact part that ended me. Didnt feel much like crying at first but her last verse made me cry out of nowhere

I'm late but let that shit out man lol really good song

As someone who pushed too far and broke, I cried too the first time I heard it and it still hits hard every time. I appreciate that you didn't censor your reaction.

I don't think I quite trust anyone who isn't at least a little bit moved by this video, whether because they see themselves or someone they care about in it, or out of simple empathy for Luisa--even though she's a fictional character, the picture painted by the music and the animation is crystal clear and so very human.

It gave me so much joy to see that you stayed until the very last possible second of the song to stop the video :D:D It reminded me of my music teacher who used to discipline us to focus and stay quite until the last note of every instrument has played out.

This song makes sense in 1970 and 2018, because we were at war in those years (American Woman is an anti-war song), but in 1998 we weren't at war with anyone. Why release a cover then?

I cry every time I listen too. Also a grown man here... Don't be embarrassed or sorry friend.

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I cried too.

Me too man, i tear up as soon as she's holding the earth in the first chorus, and start sobbing when the house is falling on her

Nah Man, everybody can thinks that.. everything is on you, if you mess yo everybody will judge you, make fun of you, this is a great song and in the ending song this character sings "Yeah but sometimes i Cry" and her sisters go "So do i"

This hits men hard because this is the way most men feel. "Under the surface, I'm pretty sure I'm worthless, If I can't be of service."

Im watching all reaction and when you cry, I cried too. Cause we all felt that pressure. I'm just 2 years late😂😂

Crying is the correct response to this song, as an adult.

I'm crying with you mannn❤😂😭❤😂😭❤😂😭

I love you, that you felt the pain of this. I am seriously annoyed by the people who get snarky at the song and try to be clever and sarcastic. I want to hug you and, my guy, I love that you got this song and felt it.

It’s okay, I cried too.

It’s not nearly as embarrassing as the knowledge that when you were younger, you cried to the song can you feel the love tonight?

Never be embarrassed about showing emotions every man has his breaking point.

By far my favorite reaction video to this song. He reacted the same exact way I did.

The definition of Madrigal adds an entirely new component to consider when listening to We Don't Talk About Bruno! 😳

This song is very sad but the beat disguises that.

i cant relate to a Disney song better than this. I was too shocked and sad too tbh. too many burden to shoulder

So many People REALLY gets tus song. My husband and I where at te cinema líneas W O W

Never be embarrassed for feeling. The song is heartbreaking, and it delivers a intense emotion.

Never apologize for crying to a Disney song (or any song, but Disney in particular has the means to really pummel the audience with emotions). Especially with videos like this, where it isn't just the lyrics and the spot-on performance but also the masterful animation. The way Mirabel looks at Louisa in absolute horror when she realizes just how much her sister is hurting is *designed* to tear your heart into pieces. No one involved in making this movie held back.

Love my life

If you're an eldest son/daughter, this song is very relatable, we give so much and it seems to be never enough, that sometimes you want to break, but you know you can't because you don't want to let your younger siblings down.

I'm the only child, but I've always been the protector. My friends are physically weaker than me, even the men. I dont work out, just lucked out on base strength. Always been their biggest defenders. I sobbed. This song resonates with EVERYONE, and that's why it's so beautiful. Talked many friends out of ending their lives, protected them from being beat up at school, at one point protected them from a wild animal. I'm the queen of repressing my emotions. But this song broke me in the best way.

Credo la prima chitarra solid body fosse la broadcaster poi detta nocaster e poi rinominata telecaster. La stratocaster sicuramente entrò in commercio nel 1954 ma la tele esisteva dal 1951 circa

*rockspace* me personally as the "middle sibling" and my much older siblings are Even looking up to me(cause I'm repeating the mistakes they made) I understand what they going through 😭.. 4:36 It's ok to break down and cry 😭😭 this song meant a lot to me. And one day soon my younger siblings next me(I'm 36,the rest are 25 and much younger still in high school) will understand what I went through raking care of them..

Ciao vorrei sapere da te che ne pensi dei vari chitarristi blues come mike zito albert castiglia tab benoit il giovane chitarrista di colore che non ricordo il nome oppure le donne come joannne shawn taylor shemekia copeland e tante altre per me mantengono in alto la bandiera del blues sarei contento di sapere il tuo commento grazie

I’m an older sister, and this had me sobbing. But I also think it deals with so many emotions that are universal to everyone. The feeling that the weight of the world is crushing you

Its a Benefiz Song wonderful, Eat for Children and poor Peopel

Don't feel bad for crying my dude. I do every time I hear this song. I'm the third of six kids so I feel the message behind this song. I've had to be strong for my younger three siblings so much growing up, especially during the toughest times. Me and my older two siblings often had to protect our younger three from so many struggles