Danielle Marie Sings reacts to Encanto-We don’t talk about Bruno

[@daniellemariesings]

Should I react to more from Encanto? Comment below!

[@pierre-louisfabrice179]

Please react to Family Madrigal, it is more cool this one also

[@theudas443]

What a fun reaction! Yes please, I'd watch both your reaction to the full thing and also your thoughts on each song

[@franciskaglam]

yesssss

[@annmj3377]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!! YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DEFINETLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@freedomcity9435]

Please would love to see that

[@joshamm1995]

I reaaally love Dolores' verse and it is so, so cool how the background noises are amplified in her verse, but accompany the song - as a character with incredible hearing, her own whispering is both part of her personality as well as related to her power. Each sound like the swishing of her dress, the footsteps, etc.... all give a glimpse into how loud the smallest noises are to her. So very cool!

[@droselli1]

Dolores's voice is my favorite. I am glad she gets her man!

[@vxlryie]

Also, people say whoever is quieter is the truth, and the lies are louder and Dolores was saying the whole time that we had just misunderstood by everyone.

[@youredelicious9945]

yes, this is why the movie version is superior to the album version because it includes dolores steps and background noises that make the experience more rich and according to what she's singing in the moment

[@sixtineschwarte8535]

It's sad that in french version there are not these background noises...

[@bookwormer9130]

the sound effects were added in the youtube video version, throughout the entire song, not just hers, it doesnt sound like that in the movie. the more i pay attention to the sound effects added, the more agitated i get😂 (like the sound effects when the villagers are singing)

[@andrewtrujillo7054]

It always cracks me up when Felix adds his parts, Pepa gets so annoyed. "It was my wedding day- It was OUR wedding day..." lol

[@Ohsnaapz31]

It's like Pepa is trying to relive her bad parts of the wedding and there you have Felix in a "YEAH WE GOT MARRIED"

[@candicejackson6070]

Yes!

[@MrGalidor]

@@Ohsnaapz31 Also pepa is like "married in a hurricane oh no" and felix be like "such a joyous day" haha the perfect husband.

[@aliyahpulido953]

One of the most Latino things I heard in the whole movie was their little exchange " 'You tellin' this story or am I???' 'I'm sorry, mi vida (meaning my life/aka my dearest), go on..." As a Mexican (I'm not here to represent all Mexicans, just here to share,) we love telling a good story, and we HATE getting interrupted, even by somebody who was there too and just wants to give their perspective. Usually the interruptor is so excited that they can't hold back, but the original speaker gets annoyed at them. Luckily, Felix and Pepa love each other dearly and she was just as quick to forgive his excitement as he was to apologize for cutting in without amplifying her message.

[@SassafrasTee7366]

@@aliyahpulido953 I noticed that too. They are a great depiction of a happy couple

[@aqua554]

I really like Camilo's verse that "Seven-foot frame" he threw is still stuck in my mind. fun fact: if you see closely in the official video in dolores' part you can see bruno is actually walking behind them

[@BreeMorgan43]

Seven foot frame RATS upon his back and when he calls your name, IT ALL fades to Black..⚫ I love this verse too! My daughter and I know this whole song by heart and she sings this part so well as we dance around the kitchen lol.

[@aqua554]

@@BreeMorgan43 lol nice it's just the voice actor's sound it's so deep and attractive.

[@MADesigns_]

Apparently the voice actor for Camilo doesn’t have a background in singing…yet he sounds like THIS?! He’s so good!

[@ZyroDemon]

Dam the camilo line so cool

[@3namechangesallowedevery90days]

the rasp in his voice is so addictive

[@withlovejijil]

Fun fact: the last part where they sang their individual lines together is called "Madrigal" which is usually done in acapella.

[@sophiaandersson4324]

Oh like family madrigal that’s so cool!

[@Hinatachan360]

After all, a madrigal is a type of song sung in multiple part harmony.

[@plentyofmagoes1143]

Yeah! Popular in the Renaissance Era!

[@Hjjkngyuijjkm]

Isabella part is so hard.

[@ninx_playz1503]

1000th like (:

[@claudiadelgado6190]

One detail i absolutely love is in Camilo's verse. In his beginning line "7" is sung in Camilo's voice, "foot frame" is sung in Bruno's voice and it continues through his verse as he shape shifts between himself and Tio Bruno! Its easy to miss because the voices are similar, but i noticed Bruno's voice is more scratchy and camilos is smoother. A much appreciated detail imo

[@KuJayCools]

idk if this is the placebo effect, but holy heel ur right

[@claudiadelgado6190]

@@KuJayCools It's funny cuz I only noticed when I thought "huh I like some parts (Bruno parts) more than others" and I realized it was 2 separate voices 💀😅

[@KuJayCools]

@@claudiadelgado6190 eh rlly ?? theres like a 5% difference in em

[@harulean]

Wait really? I thought he can't change his voice even if he shapeshift.

[@KuJayCools]

@@harulean well its not like his throat loses function. in the scene where he shapeshifted into his dad, he imitated his voice alr !

[@slay4470]

Why is Camilo’s part underrated? It’s so gorgeous and give me chills

[@HanaLoose]

Ikr?!

[@Basically_A_Gremlin_Lol]

IKR!!

[@amaku240]

Bro what ?? everyone always talks about it in the comments how is it underrated ?? 😭😭

[@teerafaeljose8122]

What 🗿

[@damien_vu0607]

No

[@cakequeen4308]

I love how encanto- we don't talk about Bruno- includes so many singers. Usually in Disney, songs would usually be sung solo, maybe a duet, but this song, and many others in this movie, has so many singers- that it's amazing. Btw- did you see Bruno grooving in the background while Dolores was singing? Love that part.

[@youredelicious9945]

omf I didnt realize Bruno was there LOL

[@hazbinotakusimp2182]

actually it was Hernando XD

[@doopdoop6330]

@@hazbinotakusimp2182 LOL

[@glibbergloop]

There is a theory that it's Camilo and not actually bruno

[@j.kirkpatrick1919]

That’s actually called a madrigal …

[@scottogle672]

I've watched so many reactions to this song and so far I haven't seen anyone pick up on this: Isabella is terrified in this song. During the overlapping parts, she keeps saying "I'm fine" over and over again, and the look on her face when they're dancing around Mirabel...I can't believe people aren't catching this

[@The01031974]

Yes I can't believe it.

[@Jekyde412]

Isa AND Delores! I didn't catch it at first, but at the last "I'm fine" from Isa, you can hear/see Delores end her portion with "I'm fine" at the same time.

[@they_callme_ponyo4445]

Yes! Bringing it back to Angelica Schuyler's Satisfied. Love Dolores' part/vocals

[@ink._dragon973]

Fun fact: when they dance around mirabel in the end isabelas lyrics are the only ones that change. If you listen closely she sings: I’m fine and I’m fine and I’ll be fine (or smth like that) it’s in the Right ear

[@heidimcgrew8307]

Ink_Dragon, that is really interesting. I've been trying to listen to the different strands but I had missed that!

[@JEWong47]

Dolores and Isabela both sing "I'm fine" at the end of their verses. Also Dolores's verse (the only one that is sympathetic towards Bruno) gets almost completely drowned out by everyone else's more negative ones when they're all singing together. You have to really try to ignore what everyone else is saying about Bruno to be able to hear her, and that's just so friggin poetic

[@ink._dragon973]

@@JEWong47 omg yusss these details are so cool

[@DjZog96]

if you listen to this song on spotify Dolores changes her lyrics too says more or less the same thing "I'm fine, I'm fine I'm fiiine" but in the movie it's not as amplified

[@TheRawrnstuff]

Dolores' full lines at the end there are as follows; "He told me that the man, of my dreams, would be just, out of reach, bethrothed to another, another, and I'm fine, and I'm fine, and I'm fine, I'm fine."

[@lacp1975]

What Lin-Manuel Miranda did at the end with everyone repeating their lines is a polyphony called Madrigal... The family's name is Madrigal, so that's just perfect!

[@erii7176]

Did you notice how when Dolores’ part pops up from her initial ‘Hey’ all of the background noises (footsteps, skin contact of her grabbing Mirabel’s arm, the swish of her skirts when she turns) they’re all EXTREMELY amplified. When they’re doing their moving footsteps you can see they’re only using the tips of their toes but the sound is BIG. Showcasing Dolores’ powers of super hearing, such a small but glorious effect 😭

[@Miroku2235]

During the ending of Dolores' bit, you can see Bruno up on the balcony bopping his head to the song. And she whispers her verses, and isn't blaming the bad stuff on him, because she knows he's in the walls and can hear them.

[@bookwormer9130]

I was the only person in my family to notice it first time, when we were in the cinemas. His head bop creeped me out, coz i wasn't expecting it, i got goosebumps😂

[@kingagrabowska9366]

I think it's Camilo in a Bruno form.

[@immortalcat3948]

@@kingagrabowska9366 most likely I had the same thought but I still believe its actually bruno

[@kiana.118]

i headcanon that she hears his rat telenovelas

[@fantasmaghoulical]

@@immortalcat3948 dolores at 2AM be like: "omg! juanita did WHAT to carlos? how DARE she!"

[@Melody_Ninjago_Lover]

Fun fact: the actor who plays Camilo has no music background he just did it so well

[@shiekahfan01]

The family's name in the movie is Le Familia Madrigal, a Madrigal is a type of music with overlapping choruses/parts so this is a perfect song that emulates the Madrigal family :D

[@amxrze]

Y’all sleep on Pepa and Felixs part like they sound so good together 😭 and also the way Pepa says hurricane just scratches my brain in all the right areas

[@femmefatale4442]

Seriously why does no one talk about the hurricane part that is one of my favorite parts.

[@WraythSkitzofrenik]

Felix's "go oooonnn" gives me chills

[@limaman7262]

I love how all the overlapping was happening at the end when Mirabel was piecing together the shards like a puzzle, hence, the chaos, and the moment she completes the puzzle, everyone’s voices unite into the “We don’t talk about Bruno” line because she solved it and everything is clear and everything makes sense. Such mastery of symbolism and storytelling.

[@alexrseeberger]

this movie is quickly becoming my favorite disney movie ever? the music is phenomenal and the messages in the movies are so relatable and important to hear as well as exciting and likable characters!

[@AmandaWolfChild]

Deloris said “It’s like I can hear him now” she said something kinda like that a few times it’s a reference to the fact she actually does hear him in the walls still.

[@bookwormer9130]

I thought Dolores was singing about Mariano at that part, because she sang 'he told me that the man of my dreams would be just out of reach betrothed to another' right after Abuela told her Mariano's on his way, but maybe not

[@AmandaWolfChild]

@@bookwormer9130 but she said it several other times and at the end she says “ I knew he never left I could hear him everyday.” That’s also the part of the song when they are merging everyone’s songs and she would have heard Mariano long before then as well.

[@bookwormer9130]

@@AmandaWolfChild oh yh no, I wasn't denying that she knew he was there

[@whiteraven24]

One of my favorite little details is that this line is sung right after the literal sound of falling sand. That sound is disguised by Isabela's flowers so the audience thinks they're related, just like we think Dolores is talking about Mariano, since that's who we see.

[@savo5551]

also at the end they all shout “he’s here” which at first sounds like it’s talking about mariano but it’s actually about ✨bruno✨ just like dolores made foreshadowing comments about hearing him and such

[@heidimcgrew8307]

I just love the art where they all sing and they are setting the tsble. I think the plate clings but y hip h by setting the dishes down with a clink ! Such a charming scene and then they continue with the multi-lines singing as they dance around the table with the broken prophecy!

[@heidimcgrew8307]

Danielle Marie: is there a name for the multi-line singing. I think of it as a Gilbert and Sullivan thing but I understand it's a Hamilton thing too. Another music reactor (wiith some music training) said that that kind of multii-line cross singing is called a "Madrigal" - have you ever heard of this? I know, of course, of the song type "Madrigals" and I can see how the names might have evolved from that music form but I haven't been able to track down the name online. Just curious! Those scenes with cross-singing characters are almost always my favorite in any musical theater production (or opera! ) that I see! Thx

[@snoopygonewilder]

I would say that's my favorite part too. How perfectly all the verses mesh together.

[@TheGrossDemon]

Theres something so pleasing about watching vocal coaches faces light up to good music, they always look so proud lol

[@madelynnchase4231]

So in the final bit most of them are just each character repeating their verse but Isabella's actually changes slightly- in her final lines she sings "I'm fine, I am fine." I'm not smart but Im pretty sure it's to foreshadow Isabella admitting she doesn't actually want to marry Mariano. Mirabel was pretending to be fine at Antonio's party and Isa is pretending she's happy with her role as "golden child" EDIT: so I listened back a few times and as best I can tell Isa's final verse goes like this; He told me that the life of my dreams Would be promised and someday be mine He told me that my power would grow Like grapes that thrive on the vine, I'm fine He told me that the life of my dreams Would be promised and someday be mine And I'm fine And I'm fine And I'm fine I am fine *He's here!*

[@svgstarlight]

the harmonies in this song scratch my brain in all the right places

[@Snarkerella]

I adore Dolores's sections in the song. She has an incredible sound and the variations of style that she uses in such a short time is flawless. Notice something in the part where she's 'rapping' to Mirabel, Bruno is walking along the terrace behind them and then he's watching them and starts to bob his head to the beat right at her last note before it goes to the next shape-shifter guy.

[@glibbergloop]

Some have theorized that it's Camilo bopping in the background

[@Snarkerella]

@@glibbergloop It's Bruno. He's hiding and lurking in the casita. Dolores even says that she can still/always hear him so it seems like he's around her or nearby enough. They wouldn't include an Easter Egg like that to be just Camilo. It has to have meaning.

[@tonirmspicer]

@@Snarkerella omg

[@seanroberts4011]

@@glibbergloop Camilo wouldn't be hiding in the background; it's contrary to his personality. He'd be more likely to pop up in the middle of Delores' verse trying to scare Mirabel.

[@deangulberry201]

Dolores is my favorite because of the little things about her character that would go relatively unnoticed. Since she hears so much at one time its given her sensory overload causing her to whisper and with her hearing so much she has to rely the information at a fast pace causing her to talk fast at all times. If there is a lot of nose you can also she Dolores cover her ears because it hurts her sensitive ears. The reason she doesn't know everything like she should is because everyones room is tailored to their powers so Dolores's room is covered with sound proofing allowing her to sleep at night but bruno's secret door is right beside her room and that's why she can hear him all the time. The part where Dolores sings to Mirabel you can actually see Bruno sneaking around on the second floor which is why a little later in the song Dolores says "I can hear him now". I love little details like this, it just shows the level of care Disney puts in there movies.

[@jeremiahmacadam9284]

I also love how at the end when all of the parts are combined, Dolores’s verse shifts to “and I’m fine, and I’m fine, and I’m fine fine fine”, and on “I’m fine fine fine” Isabela joins in with Dolores. Such a great detail that is often missed.

[@fridge239]

I love Felix’s harmonic minor part! that harmony literally gives me chills

[@morrisonlover44]

Usually people don't say anything about the dances, as a Colombian how beautiful and detailed they are amazes me every time.

[@unknown_echo2331]

Dolores’ verse gives me chills every time her voice being soft next to every other part is just- oh my lord, it’s beautiful

[@johannawiswall1364]

She says “How does it fit together so perfectly?!?” in reference to the super-harmony right after “time for dinner”, and I realize in that chorus Maribel is putting a literal puzzle together. Didn’t notice that until now! So many layers of brilliant in this song!!!

[@ammaleslie509]

They don't give those MacArthur genius grants to just anybody!

[@arachnidsjacket57]

i love camilos (shapeshifter) slight change when he sings "sees your dreams and feasts on your screams" for the last time he changes the pitch and rhythm

[@shinchanandshinchan5087]

Can we talk about how freaking amazing the animation is!!Like the dance moves😳😳🙌🏻🔥it feels like we are watching live people dancing or something!!I didn’t even watch the movie and still I’m getting all the vibes from this amazing song video!! Plus: Yess hats off to the singers!

[@josemariajaramillo9339]

Música y ritmos de Colombia,la tierra del encanto y del realismo mágico.

[@youredelicious9945]

periodt bestie

[@josemariajaramillo9339]

@@youredelicious9945 ?

[@camila-jc3zs]

@@josemariajaramillo9339 osea que esta de acuerdo 👍

[@viic2576]

@@youredelicious9945 Camilo 😍

[@killerzombie555]

Diria que es mas musica cubana, solo la parte donde isabella y dolores suena algo colombiano por la guitarra, lo demas suena mas como sonidos cubanos

[@jasongleason7644]

I think the word you are looking for about Lin's compositions is they are so "conversational!" Enjoy this so much! Can't stop singing it with my kids! #subscriptionsquad

[@neilsArmsAreStrong]

You spoke about Hamilton and the writer a few times; it would be interesting to have a reviews of that play and his other works, if you haven’t already. Food for thought. Great video, encanto is awesome!!!

[@Music.cigars.2024]

@1:59 when he sings, "I'm sorry mi vida go on..." Is my favorite part of that whole song 😍😍😍

[@MusicalPassion007]

He writes like he is writing for a musical, where a lot of the story-telling is done through song, and layered (or stacked as you put it). He is really just a musical genius, and one of the best things to happen to Disney in a long time.

[@timothyadriaens5311]

Polyphony is always such a mysterious thing, how it is possible to fit all those verses in the harmony

[@FeatheredWingz]

I've heard it said that artists are scientists; the difference lies in how scientists study the tangible mysteries of our universe and artists study the intangible. A biologist searches for the ingredients and biochemical formula that will cure a bodily illness, and a musician searches for the musical sounds and formula that will prompt a specific emotional response. Lin Manuel Miranda is def the musical scientist that found the musical formula for joy! I think everyone loves this song the first time they listen to it lol! Each singers' part just heightens the energy and fun, it never drops. That's hard; to keep one-upping your track with each verse! I totally agree with you, Danielle, about how his work encourages re-listens for new discoveries. He really pulled out all the stops with this film to give each character depth through their songs.

[@BearSwipes]

I saw from another creator that a madrigal is a vocal composition in music with many voices which are given space to be heard because they're all as important as each other. Just like this family, the Madrigals =) It doesn't seem like a coincidence!

[@HannibalFan52]

Those were pizzicato strings under Isabella's section. (A great example of pizzicato is Leroy Anderson's 'Plink Plank Plunk'.) Overlapping melody lines have a long history. Gilbert and Sullivan often included double choruses in their operettas: two groups singing different melodies separately which then blend perfectly when sung together. 'When the foeman bares his steel/Go, ye heroes!' from 'The Pirates of Penzance' is a perfect example. Lin-Manuel Miranda, however, takes it to the next level, with at least four melodies overlapping.

[@lanadelreysvape]

camilo’s part is so underrated literally just heard this song yesterday while watching it and his part was my favorite along with dolores i love how she was whispering due to her being sensitive to loud noise since she can hear everything i love it

[@psychonautism]

camilo's part is *definitely* not underrated, it's the only part anyone talks about

[@n0mp]

yeah like before i watched the movie everyone kept talking about camilo and showing clips of him singing that i kept thinking he was going to be the main character 🧍

[@karmaiscool3181]

its not underrated at all but it still is my fav part of the song

[@RealHageTea]

"Underrated"

[@sevenshade]

you can hear isabella in the end of the song repeating "im fine" which is such a nice touch for her character arch

[@gammalucas]

Meu inglês é ruim, mas só queria dizer que adorei esse react. É o melhor que já vi. A música é contagiante e bem divertida e sua reação e análise foram incríveis! Parabéns!

[@Visionarykai12]

Meu

[@kaennahtv3201]

Oui oui

[@kaennahtv3201]

Just trying to learn french😫

[@anitaslack9193]

@@kaennahtv3201 That was Portuguese. "My English is bad, but I just wanted to say that I loved this react. It's the best I've ever seen. The music is contagious and very fun and your reaction and analysis were amazing! Congratulations!" Brought to you by Google Translate.

[@llamastew3741]

I agree

[@BreeMorgan43]

I love your enthusiasm! I've heard this song at least 50 times with my kids and we all sing the parts. Watching you, brought the goosebumps right back! Isn't this song amazing? Now try getting it out of your head.

[@piplup10203854]

I love how Mirabel responds to the vibes of each song and story it is great to see her getting into it.

[@aliyahpulido953]

2:11 Fun fact about Bruno's name: It was originally going to be Oscar, but Lin-Manuel Miranda changed it to Bruno just so he could make the lyrics "Bruno, no, no, no!" Also, "We don't talk about Bruno... We SING about Bruno!"

[@AkiReality5]

The excitement in her eyes when she saw isabela swing down ❤❤❤ love it

[@tappytap3988]

She made me understand why I like Isabella's part. I didn't realize the strings to me it feels nostalgic. She earns my subscription

[@AIVmasdiezColombia]

excellent song message about family and humanity. Excellent Movie about Colombia 🇨🇴 tanks for you reaction

[@Writersbl0ck13]

Wow! What a burst of sunshine you are! Hahaha I absolutely loved your reaction and commentary. It's like I got to experience it for the first time again...even though it's well in the 1000s with its being everywhere! Hahah. Definitely subscribing. Cheers! What a pleasure to "meet" you.

[@daniellemariesings]

Thank you so much!

[@troublemakers.1348]

I love how each part was written so it would all fit together in the end

[@hashmathhaja]

Omg, would love to see you react to Surface Pressure and What Else Can I do!! They're just as enjoyable as this song!

[@Catitalaratoncita]

You radiate glee and elegance! Love this video, and your vibes :) You seem very knowledgeable and humble. Bless 💛🐞

[@miaocchan1227]

Aren't we gonna talk about that "when he calls yOUr name..." 4:22 THE WAY CAMILO SAYS "YOUR" OH GOD

[@rxyalie2268]

i hope youve changed your ways

[@ludovicarepetto2653]

Lin Manuel Miranda has such a distinct style that it’s just impossible to unhear it. So much layers in music, vocals, lyrics…

[@headcaptainyamamoto7015]

I love how the last clip could represent all the chaos going on, all of them sorrounding her singing at the same time, or could be that their words are spining on her head

[@waterbearer4627]

The harmonies full of character with the different voices blending! Just so beautiful and really making everyone get chills at the sound. Pure joy!

[@Glitchyybean]

All I can hear at the ending overlap is "SEVEN FOOT FRAME, RATS ALONG HIS BACK" I swear that verse will NOT leave my head no matter what 😂😭

[@hybridhd7436]

Bruno is in the back during Dolores part just vibing to his nieces. Mans literally the most supportive uncle you could wish for.

[@poofypuffs]

They just did everything right in this song 🎵

[@DanishHellhound]

Fun fact: the form of music, where multiple singers sing at the same time is called a "madrigal". You can see where the family name, in the movie, comes from, or vice versa xD

[@LibraMoon3]

Just came across your account and it makes me smile watching your natural reactions to amazing music! Thanks for everything I look forward to your videos! #subscribed

[@ivanichianus]

5:50 I’ve watched many reaction videos for this song and you’re the first person to notice Mirabel’s face! It’s so funny! Awesome reaction, I loved how into the song you got. Thank you! 👏😃

[@Sundrop_Jellypop]

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[@cheeseukimbap8380]

ISABELA'S VOICE IS JUST ✨PERFECT✨

[@imagaybanana2004]

OMG PLSSS SIT DOWN AND WATCH ENCANTO! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours, and I loved every second of it! I loved how gleeful you got at all the little things in the song, and I’d love to see you watch the whole movie!

[@daniellemariesings]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

[@iraccoon7298]

9:35 SO true, it’s insane how well he writes…

[@oofbruh2607]

6:53 my mind went "you're gonna love the next part then"

[@MaxiJrpg]

7:15 She sings "I can hear him now". Not sure if you already know now but Dolores has amazing hearing capabilities and she literally is telling the viewer and her family that she can hear Bruno in the walls where he lives. And NOONE listens to her :DD I didnt get it either when I first watched the movie :D

[@maggiehogan009]

Felix, the man in the couple. Hes SUCH a good voice! The way he ends his verses! the go onnnnn~ AHH I just love this movie so so much! Also FUN FACT! In Dolores' verse the footsteps and swooshes are amplified, as if getting a taste of her gift. I think it's in all on the verses, Camilo is shapeshifting, the rain in Pepas' part! but I'm not sure!

[@pearllam5773]

I love this song, especially Camillo's part. Also guess who has a new song coming out? Sabrina Carpenter it's called fast times, I'll let you know when it comes out. Love your videos

[@philipseven9215]

Such a great reaction! Thanks!

[@nfamusRyno]

Chills multiple times here! Especially with the shooshing and then the sound of feet pattering. And then the mashup of all the elements when they are setting the table!

[@thehumanmonopod7343]

The Madrigals doing "The Madrigal!" 😊 Lin Manuel really is a legend with his songwriting. It really does resembles with the songs in Hamilton and somehow I thought I heard Angelica Schuyler singing the background too 😅 so Epic! Gives me chills... everytime!

[@billb902]

Great reaction. These are fun to watch but how you actually are breaking down the structure of the voices is both entertaining and informative.

[@inolvidable.]

*Colombia is called the Country of 1000 Rhythms, because it has 1,025.* Very rich musical culture.

[@AznJsn82091]

This is my favorite reaction video to We Don't Talk About Bruno! Your reactions are so genuine and authentic that I'm getting chills from listening to the song, and I've heard this song on repeat for at least an hour!

[@itachi1276]

Fun fact, at around 8:30, Isabela sings something new. If you listen closely, you can hear her singing “I’m Fine” x3)

[@yurichan0565]

this is the first time watching a react to singing video and I really enjoyed it. I’ve seen this movie a 100 times and watching this and your reactions gave me chills all over again. The music in this movie is amazing! And I loved seeing you vibe to it.

[@backstagejane]

Danielle, I would love to hear your views about the "Sunday" sequence in the recent Lin Manuel Miranda project on Netflix, Tik Tik Boom. It gave me goosebumps, since it was inspired by Stephen Sondheim and seeing some iconic faces from Broadway really made me appreciate the song more.

[@daniellemariesings]

Ooo! That sounds amazing!

[@corvus1374]

It was fantastic. I loved that sequence. It reminded me subtly of The Vie Boheme from Rent.

[@metimoteo]

I love your reactions and how you're able to recreate the various vocals immediately upon hearing them.

[@fidelianerina]

I wanna see more reactions to the music from this movie or a movie reaction. I love your personality and made this so enjoyable.

[@bergamunch]

ive been watching a bunch of random reactions to this song and yours is my fav by far i love how excited you get :D your smile is so contagious

[@gurglequeen433]

When you listen to the song while wearing headphones you can hear some really awesome panning.

[@sparkypandamonkey]

I will forever watch you based off this video. You called everything out I did. You actually explained your feelings unlike some I’ve seen so far. You appreciate the nuances in the tone of the music. When you sang the parts that resonated with you, I heard the passion. It was awesome. Can’t wait to watch more.

[@namazu8101]

It would be nice if you listened to the end bit a little more to hear each of what everyone is saying, some of the pitches and a few of the words change from when they sang before. Dolores and Isabella start saying "I'm fine, it's fine" and stuff then Camilo kinda raises his voice a tiny bit higher during the last "he sees your dreams, he feasts on your screams" it's all pretty cool honestly

[@HeyTontee]

I loved your reaction!! I get chills every time the Madrigal starts!

[@terranark]

I was mad at Isabela initially, but when she started singing.... I just melted.... I never recovered. I really liked her in the end. Loved the hell out of this movie though. The vocal range of everybody in the cast was just insane. Brilliant.

[@sophianross7883]

As someone who sang as a hobby all my life but without vocal lessons, I love the harmonies in it!! I never could figure my fav part as all of it is amazing!

[@emani_george24]

I also loved the way when Maribel says “give me the truth and the whole truth Bruno.. to…Isabella your boyfriends here” just gives me chills

[@monicaortiz4265]

Excellent analysis !!! it is great specially for those of us who don't know about music. As a colombian I'm more than happy with this songs showing our culture with authenticity and care.

[@Khazziecally]

I think the last part where all of the characters' parts are mixed is probably representing Mirabel's mind as she listens to them talking about Bruno. You will notice that the part is also played while Mirabel is making the glass pieces come together while the singers are singing at the same time, all voices coming together. Typical Lin-Manuel music. My opinion btw

[@cameronimmel3448]

Let’s go! I’m a truck driver who is on the road and I became to know encanto from my 2 and 5 year olds whom I miss dearly! Great video. 980K views. Comment for the algorithm! Let’s get this video to 1MIL

[@pummelweed2766]

at the end you can focus on Isabella singing, and you can hear her repeating the words "Im fine." with a stressed look on her face. a brief foreshadowing to her internal struggle that is shown later.

[@bakugostan]

The emotion in all of their voices is beautiful

[@ArnoldMagnoAmaro]

So no one's gonna talk about dolores singing "nooo noooooo🎶✨" 4:36

[@susu_0183]

I LOVE IT

[@roziesdoculife5809]

If you look closely at Isabella during the overlap verse near the end, she say's "'I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine" with a very distressed face which portrays her character in the movie perfectly well.

[@_TinyTitan]

Dolores is saying “i can hear him now” in that overlay. It’s a subtle clue that Bruno is around and she can literally hear him haha

[@st4rd14l]

she says, 'it's like i hear him now, i can hear him now' because mariano was on his way. later in the movie it is revealed that dolores has feelings for him, and that she can hear mariano making his way there. this being before camilo says, 'isabela, your boyfriend's here'

[@Sarmatae1]

What a great movie. One of their best. Love re-hearing these through your perspective. It lets me enjoy them again like they're new. ♥

[@nonewmsgs]

I really didn't like the music of frozen, so my expectations were low, but I LOVE this so much