Opera Singer Reacts to Encanto We Don't Talk About Bruno | MASTERCLASS | Performance Analysis |

[@525569andrea]

I think you’d be interested in hearing the character Luisa’s (Mirabel’s sister) song, “Surface Pressure”. Her voice is unique and the song is lit lol

[@Rosannasfriend]

You’re the only person I’ve seen analyzing Dolores his voice when she’s not doing the whisper thing. I always get disappointed in vocal coaches that just kind of smile through that and keep waiting for the next person to sing. You are one of the best, Jessica! You said exactly what I thought she was doing anyway.

[@jessicasopranonotes]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@eddog6666]

Encanto synopsis The Madrigals are an extraordinary family who lives hidden in the mountains of Colombia in a charmed place called the Encanto. At the age of 5 every children is given a magical gift, all but one Mirabel(voice by Stephanie Beatrix {aka Rosa from Brooklyn nine nine}) However she may be the Madrigals last hope when she discovers that the magic of the Encanto is in danger.

[@eddog6666]

Alma is the mother to triplets ( Pepa, Julieta and Bruno. Pepa married Felix and had Dolores (sound waves on her dress means she has super hearing. She’s the second oldest grand child of alma at 21. Her younger brothers are Camilo ( shapeshifting) and Antonio ( his gift is in the movie) Julieta married Agustin and had Isabela 22, lusia 19 and Mirabel 15.) Here is the song order: The Family Madrigal Waiting on a Miracle ( Maribel’s I want song) Surface Pressure ( Luisa’s song) We Don’t talk about Bruno What Else Can I do ( Isabela) Dos Oruguitas ( Spanish song) All of you

[@eddog6666]

Listen to waiting on a Miracle

[@Potatoesop]

@@eddog6666this is mostly correct, but Isabela is also 21, being a couple weeks older than Dolores.

[@Rosannasfriend]

Mirabel actually does sound young in most of the songs. You should listen to the other songs, especially her solo ballad called… “Waiting on a miracle“. You can also listen to the opening song called “welcome to the family Madrigal“. Even though she has a low voice, she uses a nasal tone that gives it a youthful clean sound.

[@cattievogelsong96]

She does sound younger in the other songs but she still sound too old for 15. The first time i watched the movie i was convinced Mirabel was about 18-19….

[@rhythmicmusicswap4173]

i still think out of the cast Miravel's voice was the less convicing ,wau too old and and nasal

[@cattievogelsong96]

@@rhythmicmusicswap4173 Yes. I love the emotional range that Beatirz has but she sounds too old. By contrast Pepa sounds too young. If you miss the fifty years thing is is easy to think she is in her early forties. The actress, Gaitan was in her thirties.

[@thequietjuan]

Definitely review Mirabel's "Waiting on a Miracle" (behind the scene's fact - Beatriz gave birth to her first born the day after she recorded Waiting on a Miracle - so, for a 9-month pregnant alto - she is beyond amazing). The section of We Don't Talk About Bruno where all voices step in (i.e. madrigal singing - hence the lastname of the story's family: Madrigal) is pure genius - Lin has outdone himself. But in typical Broadway fashion, I don't think he stipulated that he needed to hire a 15 year old to be the voice of Mirabel - he seemed to choose the voices based on their abilities - not on people's predetermined opinion of how cartoon characters should sound by their personal interpretation of the story line's age/description... just like in real life. The majority of the music in Encanto has the task of either furthering the story or giving the viewer insight into the characters.

[@livelovelife32]

@@thequietjuan Very well explained. It's a bit like bringing a book to life. No matter how well you may do there will always be persons who disagree with aspects of your interpretation because it contrasts with how they think certain parts or characters should look and sound.

[@karentecott640]

Lin wrote a gossip song as a way of giving voice to each family member who they couldn't give a solo to. It's very much a story of family dynamics for good and bad. The trauma of one generation is passed down to others causing misunderstanding between family members who love eachother.

[@elbruces]

The guy who does the transformations, this was his voice-actors first-ever singing role, and he became a big fan favorite for his performance here. Oh, and they're the Madrigal family, and they end it in a madrigal.

[@Pootytangtang]

*Quick Character list and Abilities.* Pepa: Her emotions control the weather, she blames bruno for ruining her wedding day because he stressed her out *”Bruno said it looks like rain”* Dolores: she has super hearing. She’s always whispering because her ears are very sensitive. And that’s why *”Grew to live in fear of bruno Stuttering and Mumbling… I associate him with the sound of falling sand”* Camillo: he’s a shapeshifter. He’s the family clown, the funny guy. And bruno scared him as a kid that’s why he describes him as 7ft with rats. (But in reality Bruno is just a few inches taller than his right now) Isabella: She controls plant life. And is literally the family favorite, and is seen as perfect. That’s why her part was vey pink and bright, and Bruno’s prediction was her life would become amazing. Bruno: He can see the future. He is the black sheep and is known as “The villlage crazy guy”. People associated him with evil or bad luck because the public only saw the negativity of his future visions

[@J1ntu]

Bruno doesn't make promises as much as he tell people what happens, whether it's good or bad but people never want to hear the bad news Also, you can see Bruno in the background in the scene with Dolores (the woman who whispers) and the final chorus where everyone is singing is called a Madrigal (just like their last name)

[@Sputterbug]

yeah i'd say that's camilo since his part's up next but still lol

[@Hinatachan360]

I think it was Bruno since he sneaks from behind the painting to go to the kitchen, back upstairs with his hood up as Hernando ( who fears nothing).

[@HannibalFan52]

Dolores (Adassa) sings quietly because her Gift is super-hearing. (See the movie to learn the story behind the Gifts.) You might have noticed in her section that sounds that are normally in the background (i.e. her footsteps and head movements) are brought forward, so we're hearing that section through her Gift. Trivia: The recording for this film was all done via Zoom, thanks to the pandemic. When it came to recording Adassa's section of this song, she nailed it on the first take. The shape-shifter is Camilo, a play on 'chameleon'. He and Dolores are cousins to Mirabel. Felix and Pepa are Mirabel's uncle and aunt. Isabella and Luisa (the lady struggling with the potted plant) are Mirabel's older sisters. Bruno's Gift is seeing the future. He's not making promises; he's telling people what he sees. Unfortunately, sometimes people don't like what they hear, and unfairly blame Bruno for causing whatever it is (weight gain, hair loss, etc.). If you haven't seen 'Encanto' yet, I hope you will soon. It's fantastic. Lin-Manuel Miranda's songs are fabulous (he gives us a lovely musical pun in this song), and Germaine Franco is the first Latinx woman to score an animated Disney feature film. I will say that this song is a red herring concerning the character of Bruno...

[@wolfe6220]

Excellent reaction!!! Fun fact: the shape shifter is voiced by a young man who really isn't trained in singing, but he adds a lot of nuance to his part. 2nd fun fact: Isabella, the one in pink who was promised a "perfect" life. At the end with all of the characters dancing around Mirabel while she is piecing the vision together, you can hear Isabella sing, "I'm fine, I'm fine and I'm fine", as if she's trying to reassure herself everything will be fine. 3rd fun fact: Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz) sings a song early on titled "Waiting on a Miracle". While recording that song, Stephanie was in labor. She delivered her own "little miracle" 36 hours later. I hope you'll listen to more songs from Encanto; there's not a bad one in the bunch. Family Madrigal would be a good one, it introduces the main characters. If you are planning on watching the movie (which you should, it's not your ordinary Disney movie), I advise skipping Dos Oruguitos or All of Me as they contain important spoilers.

[@preslavnikolov7382]

I had not heard th "I'm fine, I'm fine" bit. Amazing catch! Love it :)

[@spaceartiste2496]

One of my favourite things about this song is how each part of the song fits so well with the character. Spoilers for the setting of the movie: Dolores' power is super hearing. The reverbations on all the sound effects in her section make the room they're in seem large, empty, and silent, and her own voice when she sings has a whisper-like quality to it. Camillo's power is shapeshifting. He is a performer and a storyteller. He sings as though he's telling a ghost story and he's playing a character. Isabella's power is growing flowers. She grew up as the perfect one and the princess of the family. The music for her section is very clean and pretty, and she sings in a more classic disney style, as though she is a princess waiting for love.

[@ChrisHaar]

I'd recommend checking out Voiceplay's cover of this song as well. It is fantastic.

[@simmerplayer2747]

yes its an amazing cover, im such a fan of Voiceplay

[@RuyLopezTheSicilian]

I associate him with the sound of falling sand TKT'CHH TKTK TSS TSS

[@Vegasbill80]

Was going to post this as well. the Voiceplay cover is great!

[@lisaredwine4857]

I always like Voiceplay's version better than the original, but their version of this song is truly spectacular.

[@tmm4195]

Please do more Encanto songs. They are all so good.

[@thebeardedbrony9586]

Oh yes. Surface Pressure is one that you must must MUST react and break-down! Luisa's singing voice is very unique, and TRULY fits her character. Bring a box of tissues if you must.

[@jebVlogs556]

Dolores sings so softly.. But she sings in C section of music. Particularly in C minor chorus. Pepe sounds like a lower soprano and Isabelle higher alto :)

[@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo]

You should check out "Surface Pressure" from this same movie. The character featured in that song not only has one of the most unique voices in the movie, but she's also one of the very few main cast characters who doesn't sing in this song.

[@haakoflo]

The magic of this song is the last part, where they show that every character's story can create a harmony when brought together, even if at the surface, the characters seem opposed to each other. The surename of the familily (Madrigal) is an easter egg referencing this reinessance musical style. It also happens to be highly relevant to then ending of the story.

[@CatReiD523]

As a fellow music nerd I really appreciate the depth in your reaction! I'm kind of obsessed with this movie, so I've watched a ton of different people react to this movie and the music but I think you're the only one to pull up the actual sheet music. I love that so much! The girl in Pink (Isabella, the eldest of Mirabel's sisters) actually sings that way specifically because of who she is as a character. Later in she has another song ('What else can I do?") where she has some character growth and it really reflects in her voice. This movie is beautiful, as is the music. I really think you will enjoy it and I hope to see more songs from Thai movie from you!

[@DandrebBernardes]

At the end, the members of the family Madrigal sing in a musical madrigal :) Furthermore: The one with the weather-related power has weather-related lines (Pepa; it floods her brain), the one with super hearing has sound-related lines (Dolores whispers, she could always hear, and so on), the shapeshifter has physique-related lines (Camillo describes Bruno as being 7 feet tall), and the flowery one has flower-related lines (Isabella's power would grow like the grapes that thrive on the vines). You can't help but love LMM.

[@eveline5858]

Merci Jess! I'm delighted that you reacted to this superb song. All the artists are breathtaking (and the characters too obviously) Thank you Jess for this good moment of sharing

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you for watching!

[@Excanda]

@@jessicasopranonotes I don't know if you caught on, but the polyphonic part of the song is called a madrigal. So the Madrigal family is singing a madrigal. Lin-Manuel is a genius with how smooth the pieces fit together in my opinion. Oh and Bruno isn't making promises, but he made prophecies. Future sight isn't always appreciated.

[@trinasp]

Start with the first song in the movie "The Family Madrigal". You will not only hear the youthful voice of Mirabel, but learn of the family's magical gifts. It will give a lot of insight to the movie.

[@KylinNicole11]

Lin Manuel Miranda wrote the music, and all parts are played by Colombian, Latino/a, and Afro-Latino/a actors. Surface Pressure is a must! The actress, Jessica Darrow, plays Luisa and has a very very very unique voice that I would consider more along the lines of a contralto. You would be thrilled to listen to it. It’s also a great song!

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

Jessica, we hope you are all right, I send you a big hug. Like always, a video to see several times, you put to many information for only one time. You know that I encourage you to keep with your journey. A very big hug

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you so much, Francisco!

[@blururi]

one uniqueness of Encanto is how Disney veered away from the “princess” high pitch “female” voices their characters often portray.

[@estebanarce3446]

It’s SO nice to see you and listen to you again, Jess! You’ve been missed! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Oh thank you! 😊

[@PadConnelly]

Something I love about this channel is it's not just explaining what the singers and composers are doing, but WHY they are making those choices and HOW that affects our reaction as an audience. As an occasional comedy teacher and director, you set a great model for giving notes to students. Clarifying goals and purpose is so much more valuable than just a list of do/don't rules. It sets them up to continue making their own discoveries and growing as artists without relying on being told what to do. You teach people how to teach themselves. Thank you for the inspiration, education, and entertainment!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate your comment!

[@Kamandi2]

I absolutely loved the way you broke this down. I’ve never seen any of your videos before. I would to see you reacting to most of the rest of the songs from this movie and breaking them down in the same manner. I would recommend the next song as “The Family Madrigal” to give a lot more context and understanding of the characters. Then I would recommend “Surface Pressure”. If you listen to the songs in the order in which they appeared in the movie you’ll notice a lot more flow and context as you go

[@guypithecusthe1st453]

Take a look at Voiceplay's cover of "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and see how they do it with four guy's and just one girl. As a side note, they have been asked to sing it live for a special performance at Disney World. ... Guy

[@kumikooo2]

I loooove your analysis. It’s really interesting. I love how you not only explain while talking but also go back and sometimes use text to explain more. Really great!

[@candidwings5609]

Loved this. Would definitely enjoy watching reactions to the whole movie or our reactions to songs from the movie as you watch the whole thing so that you have more context. Same for Hamilton. (Songwriter is the same for both if you didn't know)

[@Kiisahime]

This is such a good video! Been watching tons of reactions by so called professionals but you're the only one actually breaking it down with real analyzing and technical details! I enjoyed this so much

[@oskarobit]

The author of the songs in Encanto is Lin-Manuel Miranda: Hamilton, Tik Tik Boom, In The Heights... These three films deserve a watch from music lovers!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this song and movie

[@theyonlycomeoutwhenitsquiet]

Here's the point I'd like to make. The song starts with a more traditional sound, the piano accentuating the rhythm, the more traditional latin percussion, mids really full with sound... and then Dolores begins to sing. Dolores is on the periphery of the family. She hears everything, and so no one feels really comfortable around her. They know that she knows all the things they've ever really whispered or spoken of in their life around her. She's something of an outsider; gifted, but not trusted. So when she speaks to Mirabel, the music changes suddenly. All traditional instruments are gone. We're left with a high contrast sonic juxtaposition between high bell and low bass, supported only by the sudden addition of a dry electronic trap drum beat in half time. All the comfortable mids in the sound package have been removed, and it all feels suddenly empty, clandestine. It's a perfect move to accentuate that Dolores is speaking in coded phrasing to Mirabel, willing her to get what she's not saying out loud. The tapping feet in the second half add a harsh urgency to her words, with the only other sounds coming in to make a swell that cuts out to her her final plea, "Do you understand?" Only after Dolores is done, the one separate from the rest of the family because of her knowledge of Bruno's continued presence, do the other instruments associated with the family and their heritage come back in to fill that empty space. She's still whispering in an undercurrent to Mirabel, but we don't hear her anymore. We don't want to. She's on the outside, and it's the inside members of the family who've taken over the song now; the instrumentation reflects that, almost drowning Dolores out. This song is a bloody masterclass in composition and arranging. Don't even get me started on the sheer class in the lyricism.

[@forseti6676]

From all the reaction videos I saw regarding this song, this one was one (if not the) best. Very interesting

[@sejj1819]

I reacted the same the first time I heard Mirable, I was expected to hear like a Disney Princess, like every other main character of Disney, idk maybe like Frozen or something like but The character of Mirable, is about being non perfect she is the opposite of the girl in pink which is the perfect sister, Mirabel is not a princess, yet she is the most important part of the family and if you watch the movie will understand, she has a purpose, even though she has no magic like the other members of the family.

[@wolfwing1]

The name was going to be something else, but changed it to bruno because it fit with the no no :>

[@Vegasbill80]

Another song from Encanto that you might like is "Surface Pressure". Sung by Jessica Darrow.

[@OsynnerO]

Omg i love this review. I don't understand half the stuff ur saying but u still let me re-experience it in a completely new way. Love all the things u pick up on that most of us aren't even aware of! Thank you!!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@OsynnerO]

Plz look at "Surface Pressure" if u ever get time. Would love to hear ur take on it. Thank u again 👍🏼

[@NaomiKFCHutchin]

I love, love, love the idea of looking at the sheet music during a reaction! Inspired x

[@ClauOroJaspe]

I absolutely love your pronunciation in spanish ♥

[@matthewdalzell2294]

Glad that you recognized the polyphonic part of the song! Apparently Miranda had the idea for that while listening to Rent's Christmas Bells close to the end of Act 1 of the broadway show. Surface Pressure, Waiting on a Miracle, and Welcome to the Family Madrigal are all great songs to review as well, along with Voiceplay's cover of We Don't Talk About Bruno and the Sharpe Family Singer's version of it as well

[@christianslater2736]

your breakdowns are amazing as always!

[@randyd.8171]

There just isn't a bad song in this movie. The two most popular are this, and Surface Pressure. However all of them are outstanding. I suggers you listen to them in the order they are in the movie. That way you get the most out of each, and also get to know the characters.

[@reginaldedwards6194]

One of the best analysis of this song I've seen

[@joaovitorbenjamin965]

this song is a masterpiece

[@Benholio1]

What a great reaction and analysis

[@laurii0512]

If your want to hear more form the main character you should react to The Family Madrigal and then Waiting for a Miracle. Two completely different tones from each song.

[@ritchsee2209]

We need you to react to all the Encanto songs 🥺🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@vly9257]

Thanks for sharing, I really liked hearing your breakdown of the voices. And your editing is excellent to follow your explanations. I recommend watching the movie, it is good for a Disney movie. But watching the first song, "The Family Madrigal" will give you insight into the characters and an opportunity to hear more of Mirabel's (Stephanie Beatriz) voice. And I would love to hear your analysis of Luisa's (Jessica Darrow) song, Surface Pressure.

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lisasavignano2675]

I'd love to hear your reactions to the aings "Surface Pressure", "The Family Madrigal" and "All Of You". The ending makes me legit cry every single time.

[@ReidonHoffnung]

I have never seen the author of the channel nor their videos but I enjoyed watching the reaction, even though I don't know much about the music from a theoretical perspective. I don't know how it could be done, but I wish the reaction also included someone knowing the lore, because plot details are attached to characters and the manner of their singing, so it's not only a unique performance for every artist, but also narrative-related musical choices (like Dolores having a power of super-hearing and her singing her part in whispers, etc.). Anyways, thank you so much for an amazing video, I enjoyed watching it.!

[@ryarod]

I've reached 3:42, and you're helping open my eyes to the subtle art of this song. I want to express why this fact you've observed about Pepa's tone change might fit the context outright, but I don't want to risk spoiling you in case you haven't seen the movie yet.

[@spencer2116]

Your analysis is so deep and informative!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you, Spencer!

[@cataclysmic75]

Bruno is just the best character in the movie ❤

[@brittanyg9298]

Postmodern jukebox dream on! You should definitely see that!

[@mynameisfavor]

I really enjoy your reactions and analysis, Jess!! There was something also amazing about hearing the analysis without you knowing the storyline!!! It highlighted how the music , the vocal techniques contributed to the characters! Also, I had that same reaction when I first heard Dolores break it on down after Pepa! Brava!

[@Fungafufu]

I’ve watched four other reactions but yours has been the best!! I enjoyed this video so much!!!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Wow, thank you!

[@alejandroalvarez6451]

1:29 Fun fact: the writer of this song, Lin-Manuel Miranda, chose this name for the character in order to do just that

[@Rosannasfriend]

I’m kind of surprised it’s taking you this long to get to this music, LOL. I am ever thinking I was late back in February. Watch the whole movie, all the music is incredible, but if you can’t watch the movie at least watch all the music videos from it because again all the music is incredible. The story is incredible too.

[@LunaBianca1805]

I love what Lin-Manuel Miranda does with all of this soundtrack. My personal favourite songs aside from this one here are "Surface Pressure", "All of You" and "Dos Oroguitas" 🥰

[@paulwagner688]

Stephanie Beatriz has been on Broadway, and was in the movie version of "In The Heights". She's got that Broadway voice. Tough to play a 15 year old with that voice.

[@marylally693]

I loved your comments and your reaction Jess! I loved how you reacted to Adassa singing. She is an amazing Colombian singer. I wish she would have singed an entire song in the movie!

[@bethelliot7140]

Please do "Family Madrigal" and "Waiting on a Miracle" ❤❤🤗

[@yasmine4501]

Omgggggg I want you to react to the whole thinggggg! 💕

[@JamesGJGSUSHI]

Please check out “surface pressure” also from this movie! The singer has some super cool lower notes and a ton of tone changes

[@pinkhyena588]

you deserve more subscribers!!

[@Strwberrioddbugs]

Love this reaction it was so enjoyable, also off topic 🤪but... the person you were talking about that transformed into "bruno" his name is camilo he's 15 idk why buy he's my favorite along with dolores 🖤💖 but anyways you should definitely watch the movie 😉

[@RuyLopezTheSicilian]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention the polyphonic madrigal form of the song. Not that I know much about it, I only learned it from watching other people react. Bit of an Easter egg from Lin-Manuel Miranda, I guess, since the family name of the characters is also Madrigal

[@kellyslate7536]

Hello Jessica from New Zealand. I've followed you from the beginning & always look forward to seeing you again & all the advice you have to share with us. I know you probably have oodles of requests coming out your ears but if you do want to hear something different from the "norm", I have a song so beautiful I've not been able to stop listening to it from my first listening experience. * Song name is: "Song of the Siren" by the band The Cocteau Twins. Elizabeth Fraser is the singer's name & her voice is the "Magic" behind every song. * Both the songs "Song of the Siren" & "Alice" feature on the movie Soundtrack of "Lovely Bones"! * Elizabeth also appears on the "Massive Attack" Album singing the song "Teardrop"!

[@amberbradshaw1461]

If you haven't yet you should check out surface pressure from encanto. That one is my favorite

[@davidgoldstein1526]

IMHO, this is the best Disney animated movie to date. I've seen it at least a hundred times-if you are living with toddkets, you understand 😆-and I always spot something I've not noticed before.

[@dehro]

"we don't talk about Bruno-no-no-no" is something Lin Manuel Miranda wanted to use, so they changed the character's name to accomodate it (he was originally meant to be called Oscar, which doesn't flow quite as nicely, of course). Further on names, the irony of this family being called the Madrigals is usually lost on most people who don't know what a madrigale is... which is essentially this song + a musical accompaniment. The movie is super interesting as a study of musical theatre, with callbacks from one song to the other that follow and enhance the narrative. Aside from the obvious incredible musical talent behind this entire soundtrack, I really would suggest you watch the movie also for it's important messages on themes such as generational trauma, the consequences of civil wars, the study of character... it is, I believe, the best Disney movie in a good 20 years. Be warned though: if you decide to watch it...bring some tissues. as for other songs to react to from this movie, I strongly suggest Surface pressure.

[@Sputterbug]

you should definitely see this film if you havn't yet, its amazing and this song is filled with foreshadowing and tbh i think Mirabel sounds youthful, but that's bc i had a deep voice as a 15 year old too lol

[@777paradoxable]

That was... just so on point! Please, please make more reaction videos to the Encanto songs. You have interprete "We don't talk about Bruno" much better than other You Tube artists. And please... watch the movie afterwards. I am really interested in your opinion just by hearing the songs and don't understanding the whole story. Anyway... Great Job!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@GenXJoker]

Pretty please do “Surface Pressure” next; Jessica Darrow has an amazing voice.

[@melissajensen9218]

Please react to Hamilton from song 1 to the end. I would really love to hear what you think :)

[@jamesbull6266]

I'd love to see your reaction to Angelina Jordan. The first should be Bohemian Rhapsody on America's Got Talent ( age 13) , then "I Put a Spell on You," and "I'm Feeling Good" at age 10, and then so many more. She is unique and will blow you away. Also a not very well known band, I've mentioned before, "The Accidentals." Finally, you've heard Amira Willighagen, now you need to hear the young opera singer, Emanne Beesha (Arabic, won Arabs Have Got Talent, and now lives in Florida. Look at her audition on AGL!

[@Overlord0011]

Also, you might enjoy some of the other songs from this movie. Surface Pressure and the Family Madrigal are some of the best ones.

[@smithpauld1501]

Very, very nice. I’m late to this particular rabbit hole, but I learned a lot.

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@richardsquid]

Love your reviews. I recently found this awesome American/Polish singer who won this year's Eurovision contest. His name is Krystian Ochman and the song is River. I would love to hear a review from a professional, as most reacts are from non singers or non voice coaches. Thanks!

[@PKNire]

Loved your reaction and analysis of this song!!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you so much!

[@shelliblossom8953]

i heard they literally had bruno named bruno just for the bruno no no no no i think his name was originally Oscar

[@RuroniEthan]

Voice play did a cover of this song featuring Ashley Diane which came out phenomenal phenomenal. You should definitely check it out

[@chuckwatts841]

i dont know how to get hold of you ... so ... you did a lovely review of geoff castellucci in the headless horseman and oogie boogie ... think you did blackbird as well ... YOU MIGHT ENJOY 'MONSTER MASH' ... it is seasonal, but can be done any time ... it is another one you might want to give an award to ... thank you ... you deserve way more than 80k subscribers ... you are very very good ... reespectfully ... chuck

[@leannmiller8358]

I loved your reaction! Please do more Encanto songs!

[@TheSeeking2know]

Enjoyed that!

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Thank you for watching!

[@benjithecat1294]

Have you heard of the acapella group "Maytree"? They are INSANE. Please could you do a reaction to some of their videos, most of them are very short but they are crazy good (like actually mind-blowingly good) and their arrangements are also perfect!

[@astridzobia8396]

GOOD DAY, JESSICA! YOU'RE MY FAVORITE REACTOR SO FAR AND I RECOMMEND YOU TO WATCH AND REACT ON ELAINE DURAN “OO” IN TAWAG NG TANGHALAN PLEASE🙏

[@geang.carneiro3982]

Fan Fact: Bruno's original name was Oscar. the reason to change the name was to fit better in this song.

[@canlex]

I know you probably won't see this but you're the first person I've seen come to the realization that the "no" is a command. "We don't talk about bruno, no no no." I always assumed they were just drawing out his name for .. well .. for the lack of a better term "musical effect" lol

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Hi there! 👋🏾 I believe it can be heard both ways. For some reason my ear heard it as a command. Thanks for your comment 😁

[@boba.7108]

I’m a huge fan of your reaction videos, However I’m growing impatient for your reaction to two exceptional covers by Austin Brown [with and without Home Free], both of which were released some time ago. The 1st cover is “When a Man Loves a Woman” [released on Valentine’s Day 2021] - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6HcmIOjm6yErLc And the 2nd is Austin’s cover of “Bring Him Home’ from Les Misérables - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHizYqF7fJKCirM. I GUARANTEE you will not be disappointed by either of these covers!

[@alicespratt1449]

You just gotta watch and listen to the movie it is sooo great.

[@kirbycarter1674]

You should 100% watch the movie..its beautifully done but bring tissues cause 😭😭

[@philipseven9215]

Please do a reaction to Waiting on a Miracle or The Family Madrigal so you can get a clearer understanding of the main character and Stephanie Beatriz's performance! 🙏🏼

[@Me-wk3ix]

It's funny. Bruno's original name was supposed to be Oscar. But the writer asked to change it to go better with this song.

[@leliel12th43]

Out of nothing I remembered that I liked this channel and it never uploaded again. I hope everything is right and going well ^^

[@jessicasopranonotes]

Times have been a little tough as of late but I am bouncing back. Thanks for asking and I hope you’re doing well!

[@thenerdytiger9306]

If you haven't already check out surface pressure from encanto

[@artfuldodger9430]

Donnie Hathaway's daughter Lalah joined a jazz fusion band called Snarky Puppy to perform their version of 'Something'. The recording earned a Grammy and is a quality live performance. If you have a chance give a listen Lalah lays the band out towards the back end by doing some unique vocals which you might enjoy. The lady scats beautifully as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoStepqKgcpjnsU

[@1GregSmart]

Check out Austin and Tim singing My Maria

[@corvus1374]

Lin Manuel Miranda, the composer, chose the name Bruno so he could throw in the no, no, no.