Evolution of JOSÉ CARIOCA / ZÉ CARIOCA - 77 Years Explained | CARTOON EVOLUTION

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Olá!! Thank you for watching my Evolution of José! I'm aware my pronunciation of some things may be a little off in this video. Firstly, it's difficult for most English speakers who are not fluent in another language to struggle with pronunciation - add on top of that my strong Australian accent, which makes it twice as hard. I've done my absolute best to pronounce everything as best as I possibly can, and have turned to the original films to help me along the way. In some cases, I understand the films may be incorrect too (funnily enough, in early films he pronounces his name Jo-se, in later shows he pronounces it Ho-Say. Though I understand the correct pronunciation in Portuguese is Jo-Se). I've done this video out of love for this beautiful culture and character and wish to do nothing but show respect and admiration. I didn't tackle this one lightly, as I wanted to do it complete justice. I hope I've done an okay job and you all enjoy the video!!

[@jpl9148]

Very nice. Don't worry about the pronunciation. Hope you can make a video of Speedy Gonzales and a quick one of "Pancho Pistolas" (piss-toe-lass) in celebration of this September 16 as it is the Mexican independence day

[@JulianoAJ]

É estranho, para mim a ideia do Zé Carioca ser um personagem obscuro. Cresci lendo gibis dele, apesar dele nunca ter sido um de meus personagens preferidos. Excelente vídeo, como sempre. TRANSLATION: It's strange to me the idea of Zé Carioca being an obscure character. I grew up reading his comics, although he was never one of my favorite characters. Great video, as always.

[@wotersun]

thank you SO much for pronouncing it jo-Se... im only a bit in right now but you did him justice, thank you so much.......... i cannot stress enough how glad i am you didnt just focus on american films, the ze carioca comics are huge and im just, so so glad you made this video!!!!!! thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kaleeshsynth9994]

I'm not the who gets super upset on how people pronounce foreign words, one of the biggest barriers of people learning new languages is people mocking or harassing you for incorrectly pronouncing words. Pronunciation is important, but as long as your trying your best that's what matters. I know this because I have a speech impediment and stutter so it's kinda hard for me to say a lot of the words the "Correct way." Obrigado!

[@kaleeshsynth9994]

@@JulianoAJYes he's semi obscure in many places around the world sadly. But on a positive note he's getting more attention here in the states. I loved him in the New Ducktales reboot and can't wait to see more of him. I also like Panchito as well.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

José in the 90's jeans, sneaks, and t-shirt looked like he was going through a SERIOUS case of mid-life crisis. XD

[@awphooey2u519]

......he's 28 in the comics. Younger than his movie counterpart, I think.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@@awphooey2u519 Oh, well, them more you know... XD It's just when the character is laid out in a timeline, it looks like that's the case.

[@LuizCarlos-zn4hd]

@@ARedMagicMarker 90's Disney take on classic characters was the worst period. I mean just look at Goofy, Donald and José Carioca of the 90's, they were trying to make the characters more appealing to younger audiences but they failed... classic wins

[@maverickay5807]

@@LuizCarlos-zn4hd wrong

[@marcelaaleatoria]

SIM SIM🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 vc e o melhor desenho 🤠

[@곤고-w3f]

The most attractive yet underrated character. The three caballeros(1944) was an amazing artistic film too.

[@stephenholloway6893]

Two Caballeros down, one to go. Hopefully you can do Panchito one day.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Yes, one day I certainly will!

[@spindalis79]

I don't know if the KZbin algorithm will allow commentary on an excitable red cock.

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

funny thing is, there is a fairly recent Disney cartoon called "The three Caballeros", and... ity's pretty damn good.

[@olive06]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder Y E S **FANGIRLS**

[@blankblankness2971]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder I will be looking forward to Panchito Pistoles' evolution as well, no matter hot long it takes you to find history.

[@bychrischannel]

WOAH! This is a surprise! One of Disney's most underrated characters!

[@AmatMiguel]

Ikr? I LOVE Jose Carioca, and wish that animators had utilized him more back in the day

[@saltyhistorian2261]

I'm Brazilian and I can tell you he is everywhere there.

[@james739123]

guess he's pretty much the Micky Mouse of Brazil aye

[@Flora_Dawn]

Do you have stuff animals of him?

[@Maxenorer]

@@Flora_Dawn Yes

[@Flora_Dawn]

Maxenorer : D

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

That's good. I always wondered whether he was popular, or seen as an unkind stereotype.

[@addoworkman2173]

José is so underrated here in the states his level of charisma is Gomez Addams levels

[@t.c.bramblett617]

I love his little feet

[@romanumeralz]

“Or, as you Americans say, what’s cookin?”🦜

[@romanumeralz]

CARAMBA❗️It’s only fair, that next up is Panchito Romero Miguel Junipero Francisco Quintero González❕ 🇲🇽

[@ricklee8494]

RΘMΔИ NUMEЯΛLZ DAVE is Australian not American.

[@romanumeralz]

We know, genius.

[@silvercorvette2574]

🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🕊🕊

[@connieallen-kw9bq]

" Joe Carioca! Well I'll be doggoned!"

[@luizmila]

Hey Dave, I'm Brazilian and love José Carioca. Also, Carioca is referring to the people who lives in Rio de Janeiro. However, keep doing your good work

[@acmiguens]

Technically is for people who are born in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Not even "baixada"counts

[@Fazoeleson-d1l]

In Portuguese, the letter "s" when in the middle of a word assumes the sound of "z", as in "Brasil". When the word needs the sound of truly "s" used "ss", as in "pássaro" (bird). "José" is read "Jozé", so the diminutive is written "Zé", otherwise it would sound like "Sé".

[@beatrizleal8268]

Yep

[@ADCruz2]

Thank you Alex, very cool!

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Not only in Portuguese. JOSEPH in English, also has a S pronounced as a Z. It is pretty common in English too

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Laser, risible have S that sound like Z Assimilate uses 2 s to keep the S sound. It just happens that unlike French and Portuguese, where it's a universal rule, English has several exceptions. Dessert... had two S but it sounds like Z. Many native speakers wrongly pronounce like S. Ps: even with a Z sound, it doesn't sound like desert, because of different stressed syllables. Possess and Missouri are also exceptions.

[@blank6377]

Can't help but pronounce Jo-sei as Ho-sei, feels more out of instinct.

[@rrtkddigimon0]

A fun thing about him: his original Voice Actor, José Oliveira, was from São Paulo. NOT from Rio. Which is basically like if a character named Johnny California was supposed to be from Sacramento, California, but was voiced by a guy from Austin, Texas. He had a lovely voice, don't get me wrong. But it's kind of a shock to find out the guy who voiced Johnny California wasn't even from the state of California.

[@Pdalow]

That happens all the time in the world of voice acting, were you born yesterday? Hell it happens in the live action world as well. You know Pepe Le Pew wasn't voiced by someone actually french right?

[@rrtkddigimon0]

@@Pdalow I'd say that's different because I doubt most French would want to play a character who 70% of his character is based around harmful stereotypes of their country.

[@tufab3494]

@@rrtkddigimon0 are you even brazilian?

[@Yayofangamer16]

@@rrtkddigimon0 Whut the f

[@Yayofangamer16]

@@rrtkddigimon0 Are you okay? Do you need your medicine?

[@tonymata8070]

Los Tres Caballeros was my favorite Disney film growing up, I’m Hispanic and José and Panchito were my favorite characters and I still remember them fondly. And when I saw them getting some love again like the upcoming Legend of the Three Caballeros and their appearance in DuckTales, it made me really happy. ❤️ *also your pronunciations are really nice Dave* 😉👍🏼

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thanks so much! That's great to hear. I see some non-Hispanic / Portugese speakers down in the comments giving me grief over it. But trust me, I didn't tackle this video lightly. I put in as much effort as possible to pronounce the words as well as I could - I wanted to stay true and respectful to such a beautiful character and culture!

[@tonymata8070]

Dave Lee Down Under Yeah some can be harsh but I’m at least honest and kind to at least say that you were trying. And in my opinion it wasn’t bad at all, I heard people pronounce a lot worse haha. 😊

[@madinaelliott1472]

i like how you said the name in portuguese

[@oneinathousand2156]

My Dad thought the Three Caballeros were Donald, Mickey, and Goofy until I told him otherwise, but he doubted me at first. Also, I find it weird that after Jose’s original voice actor, it took Disney 50 years to get another Brazilian guy, which is strange considering José is ALL about his Brazilian heritage.

[@Caroline-fe4sw]

José and Panchito are some of my favorite disney characters. I’ve been going to disneyworld since quite literally before i was born and ever since i started going my favorite park has been Epcot and my favorite ride has been Gran Fiesta Tour. Ever since i can remember i’ve loved the three caballeros and its quite sad they’re not very well-known. (Aside from donald of course)

[@sarahmcmann5253]

I love them too

[@jake27990]

You should do a video on "forgotten Disney characters" and include Professor Owl, Ludwig Von Drake, Humphrey B Bear, Clara Cluck and others.

[@bigbang1620]

And Fantomius

[@Thegameshowhost420]

And gopher

[@Timerpoint]

And John D. Rockerduck

There is also the case of a forgotten Disney character, Fethry Duck, who is more popular in Brazil than in his homeland, in the USA. In Brazil Fethry Duck is called "Peninha" and has had his own comic book for years. His height of popularity was in the 70s, where his sloppy manner found echo in hippie culture. Interestingly, Fethry Duck originally satirized Beatnik culture.

[@TerrickTerran]

Was not expecting him so pleasant surprise. While I miss his cigar and Panchito's pistols, I get they're not kosher with modern day audiences. I'm impressed how long his comic ran. Most American comics would kill to run that long and few would come close to that many issues.

[@ottobaron6392]

My father was from El Salvador, and came to the US in the 1940's to build ships, and met my Mother in Kentucky. The 3 Caballeros was one of his favorite films. he had the set of 78s, and played it for his family, on a projector, with a 16 MM print that we rented. This was before home media. I always liked the character, and there was a restaurant in East Los Angeles, that used that name and the character, that we went to lunch from time to time. I really enjoy the way he is most recently being used in "Legend of the 3 Caballeros". Thank you for this profile.

[@SailorGeekCosplay]

José is one of my most favorite Disney characters since I was a kid. Thank you soooooooo much for making this video of his whole entire timeline and addressing how important he is especially to his people in Brazil. I do hope that his legacy continues. He is so lovable and always makes me smile. Thank you again!

[@PandaJohn71]

I grew up watching The Three Calberoes as a kid and loved it. I was hyped when they made their return in DuckTales 2017. It was a fun episode.

[@gildacosta3185]

Olá amigo! As the first born in Canada to immigrant Portuguese parents, José being the old Portuguese speaking Disney character (even if he has a Brazilian accent lol) was as important to know as Donald or the rest of the fab 5. With comics and the The Three Caballeros still being shown in theaters in Portugal in the 70s, my parents grew up with José . Great to see a video about him.

[@DannyWOG343]

Lol what? Are you saying he is Portuguese? He is Brazilian. Wtf

[@akiriith]

Danny William jacobsen I think they meant "a character that speaks portuguese, even if br-portuguese". For all the stereotyping that us brazilians get... Portugal is not often mentioned in mainstream media. I can see why they'd get attached to anything that could relate to their culture, even a spiritual descendant of it in Brazilian culture. Heaven knows I'll take anything, even caricature jokes of my country, for a shred of screentime somewhere. Even if it pisses me off because of the dumb stereotyping |D

[@Joylifesmile]

Well, Carmem Miranda was Portuguese, born in Portugal! A lot of people do not know that! Would like to know more her story!

[@Joylifesmile]

And José carioca, já diz no nome, natural do Rio De Janeiro! Mais o bom mesmo e saber que os gibis da Mônica vendem mais que qualquer gibis da Disney no Brasil! Grande Maurício de Souza!

[@cfmagal]

José "Zé" Carioca is without a doubt the most beloved Disney character in Brazil. In comic books produced in Brazil (Editora Abril) from the 60s to the 90s, Zé Carioca is portrayed as a friendly and good rogue, who lives in a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro called Vila Xurupita.He has a girfriend called Rosinha,and his best friends are Nestor,Pedrão and Afonsinho.His father-in-law is the fearsome Mr Rocha Vaz.José loves soccer,samba and feijoada,(black beans stu). And based on this argument, several comic books were published in Brazil with great humor and success. And by the way,on some of these brazilian comic books,there was a Carioca's version of him as a Super Hero called "Morcego Verde'(Green Bat),inspired on Batman.

[@lucasphilipevasconcelosgom902]

Amazing!!!!! SOOOO HAPPY AND PROUD FOR THIS AS A BRAZILIAN!!! I love all of Zé's appearances! Except when he speaks with a Spanish accent.... 😅

[@calebkuti7897]

Damn it Wile E Coyote! You are blocking the way! This is Jose’s feature length return!

[@blankblankness2971]

I almost couldn’t see him either.

[@geoffreyrichards6079]

There is a better shot of him in that scene that wasn’t shown in the video - the part where Goofy chimes in on Doom not being a dog.

[@calebkuti7897]

@@geoffreyrichards6079 Just rewatched the film and you’re right

[@JacquelineViana]

Zé Carioca was named after José Carlos Brito da Cunha, an incredibly popular cartunist and illustrator from Rio de Janeiro (his artwork is considered the poster image of Rio's art deco era) who signed as J.Carlos. Disney was so impressed with his art that he offered Carlos a job in his studio, but the artist declined it in order to continue working here and staying with his family. That said, your video is incredible (as usual). I loved reading Zé's comics during the 90's and it amazes me how on point Los Tres Caballeros and Saludos Amigos are when it comes to some aspects of Samba as a rhytm. They managed to be less stereotypical than a lot of official turistic material made by our government during the years.

[@pferreira1983]

The unfortunate problem of Carioca is that it was mainly sold as a stereotype. It's difficult to get much out of country stereotype. Had no idea he was so popular in Brazil though. That's amazing! 👀👀

[@talkaboutcinema3304]

It’s nice to see Disney using the Three Caballeros more frequently now. I loved The Three Caballeros movie as a kid and was disappointed that there were so few other cartoons featuring them back then. Good job as always. It’s cool that you go into detail on non-animation appearances like comics for these videos too.

[@ropeburn6285]

Honestly when I saw this notification in math class I almost cried. Jose and Panchito are my FAVORITE disney characters- thank you so SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS! IT WAS ABSOLOUTLEY WONDERFUL!!! 😁💕💕

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thanks so much for saying! I'm glad you enjoyed - Panchito will get his dues eventually too!

[@ropeburn6285]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder AHHH!!! I'm so happy to hear that! Can't wait! 😁😁🤗

[@somethingwithbungalows]

Rope Burn Me too!

[@skuder491]

It's always gratifying to hear correct portuguese pronunciation instead of a lazy spanish one. Thanks for that! And actually, carioca stands for someone or something from the city of Rio de Janeiro, not from Brazil as a whole. Just met your channel yesterday and already saw much of the Evolution series. Really, keep it up mate! Greetings from São Gonçalo City, Rio de Janeiro state :)

[@Quinhala11]

Actually- José's comics here (Brazil) will come back Culturama got the rights to bring Disney comics back some months ago, and last month they announced a new Zé Carioca comic series

[@luizmila]

Aleluia, adoro o zé

[@Quinhala11]

@@luizmila também, fiquei bravo quando eles anunciaram as hqs Disney de volta mas n trouxeram ele

[@acmiguens]

I believe some Disney ones are back already with issue 0

[@awphooey2u519]

@@acmiguens yeah! They have steadily been rolling out translated mickey, Donald, and uncle scrooge comics (maybe a few others I'm not aware of but I follow o pato Donald and tio patinhas ). I applied. I'm excited and ,hopefully, by next year there will be new Zé Carioca comics again.

[@acmiguens]

@@awphooey2u519 Zélia Carioca deserves to be back. But no one in the Disney pantheon beats Tio Patinhas! He's the best! Did you get to read Super Pato (The Duck Avenger)?

[@IamAlexJustice]

Jose is without a doubt one of my favorite Disney Characters, he's so cool, calm, collected, and is always outgoing. Hope to be like the guy one day. :)

[@EChacon]

I definitely enjoy Jose Carioca and his friendship he had with Donald Duck. Come to think of it, I actually seem to remember him more in Three Caballeros than his debut in Saludos Amigos.🦜

[@fruitdirt7269]

Ernesto Chacon yeah it’s not too popular, I like it a lot tho! It’s very fun!

[@JacquelineViana]

the best Zé Carioca moment of the decade hands down was how he screamed OS PATINHOS on Ducktales. So cute! So família latina hehe

[@awphooey2u519]

Carioca-a term used for someone from the city of Rio de janeiro. I love that you are doing my fav Disney character but the pronunciation is off. Forgiven though.I loved the video. The Zé Carioca comics continued straight until 2018 when editora abril went bankrupt. The new company culturama picked up the Disney comics in Brazil and they hope to release more Zé comics next year but right now they are searching for artists and writers....*admittedly has applied*

[@knightsoftheroundtable87]

Funfact: Panchito and Joe are still featured almost every week in the Dutch version of the weekly Duck comics:)

[@josephlowry4320]

I think Walt Disney has created the most friendliest character of all time plus the inspiration for the character is wonderful.

[@joseroman5084]

José Carioca!?! Oh my God?!? I love and missed this character so much thank you this made my day! 😁

[@flippyfrogman]

Blame it on the Samba is honestly an amazing segment and the music is so catchy. I love it

[@Bobbybillybillbob]

Literally chilling in a hammock in south America and this video popped up! Love it!

[@bychrischannel]

Correction: Blame It On The Samba was Melody Time's 2nd-to-last segment. Pecos Bill was the last segment of Melody Time. Edit: Blame It On The Samba WAS the last segment of the not-released-since-1955 package feature Music Land, which was a hodgepodge of segments from Make Mine Music and Melody Time that Disney hastily put together to finish off their distribution deal with RKO.

[@kylemorello4787]

Pecos Bill was the most Cinematic. That's how you could tell.

[@ZombieSkeith]

Awesome! I love the Three Caballeros and I hope to see a Panchito video in the future! I always enjoy your evolution videos!

[@claudiomagalhaes8635]

On brazilian comic books of Zé Carioca,Carioca lived on a imaginary neighborhood in Rio called Vila Xurupita,with his best friends Nestor,Pedrão and Afonsinho. His girlfriend was a rich girl called Rosinha,and her father(,Mr Rocha Vaz) was trying everything to get Carioca away from Rosinha.On more than 50 years of publishing in Brazil by Editora Abril,Zé Carioca comic books was a huge sucess among young readers,due to his funny adventures along with typicalI brazilian traditons like Carnaval,samba,football,"feijoada"(beans stu),etc.It's nice to see Carioca back on Disney's new animated productions.

[@stebaer]

How I recall my earliest memory of seeing this was on 12/24/1972 on a Sunday Night.then Years later I saw an ad for this on TV for The Three Cableros.

[@diegocalderon5190]

Correction Carioca are people who are native to Rio not Brazil, for example I'm from São Paulo so I'm Paulista

[@littlelady9801]

And from the capital Example: I was born in the state of São Paulo but I'm not Paulista, I'm Capivariana, born the city of capivari, inside the state of sao Paulo

[@littlelady9801]

@Raul Victor ata Achei q era o contrário, foi mal

[@wagnerrodrigues7068]

Although, he was inspired by a paulista samba singer, José do Patrocínio Oliveira, who gave the voice to the charecter at the first animation in 1942. Pay attention in the accent, will see!

[@lucasilva16]

I'm brazilian, and i Love this video! Thanks United States!

[@somethingwithbungalows]

Yw! We barely get thanked anymore for some reason.

[@BakaSurvivor100]

I've waited forever to see you do a video on Jose! And I hope you'll do one on Panchito as well! Keep up the good work, I adore your evolution videos!

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thank you, I appreciate it. I will do one on Panchito, but not sure when just yet! 😊

[@LordSumSums]

So glad they will be continuing the Adventures of the Three Caballeros on Disney+. The animation is just beautiful and it maintains that classic Ducktales feel.

[@Wolfette-gl8vl]

I've only rarely seen the three Caballeros, but they do seem pretty awesome. I'm glad some classic characters could continue to sustain most of their original roles with a newfound charm.

[@links5957]

I'm a fan of the tres Caballeros since I was a little kid. when ever they come out in a random mickey cartoon I just get a big smile.

[@MarcusVinicius-ms1eg]

Marco Antônio Costa also voiced Donald in the original Ducktales in Portuguese; I always thought he'd great as Gladstone too. Something ironic about his surname is that it means native of Rio de Janeiro, but his original VA was and had an accent from São Paulo. And every other VA after him who speaks in Portuguese had a "Paulista" accent too. In fact, I think Marco Antônio was the first and so far only José was voiced with a real Carioca accent.

[@bellaluna335]

I’m Japanese. I like the three cabarellos💚❤️💙 Request Panchito!

[@lazlow8788]

I loved the CABALLEROS when I was a kid. I still enjoy seeing Jose and Panchito every now and then.

[@FoxerTails]

The entire time I was watching this, half of me felt like I've seen the character before but I wasn't sure. But with the mention of the two Mickey Mouse shorts that appeared on House of Mouse then it jogged my my noggin. That memory was locked away for quite some time.

[@gangstaar918]

José Carioca is the only one who can have my heart. You won't find a more classy character than this 😍

[@user-cl8xh6bc9y]

Ooo!! Exciting! Looking forward to watching this in full :)

[@user-cl8xh6bc9y]

Just watched this - awesome! Love seeing the comic book covers. The research you do is incredible. Thank you and well done again :)

[@Salikino]

Haven’t seen it yet, but my favorite will probably be the upcoming Disney+ series.

[@ernovincze2900]

Legend of the Three Caballeros is a wonderful show with great comedy.

[@dennabelleeudela2304]

I'm so lucky I went to the Philippines last year. I got to see "Legend of The Three Caballeros!" All 13 episodes totalled! It was so epic! Also, four months ago, I stayed at the All-Star Music Resort on one day, and I got to swim at the Calypso Pool! The pool was fun, I couldn't help but be close to the actual Three Caballeros figures! I really had fun there!

[@ZACK613]

Thank You for doing this one the movie THE THREE CABALLEROS has always been a favorite of mine. I love that they seem to be making a comeback. I am going to look for those Jose as a puppet appearances. Hopefully, someone uploaded them with English subtitles.

[@9-VoltGaming]

I don't know why is so funny to hear an non Brazilian saying "malandro" but it is Great video man, I loved it, and your pronunciation was great too

[@datspoon0]

Yessss thank you for making this!! I love zé!!!

[@Elementa2006]

The character is certainly a lot more recognizable to Arabic speaking viewers like myself than he is in the US as the Three Caballeros feature was quite popular in that region like here in Egypt to the point that for a period of time Egyptian Channel 2 used to show some of the musical segments from the feature in between different programs airing on the channel during the 90s and the comic strip where he was the main character was widely published in the Arabic translated Disney digest books at the time.

[@LUC4POISON]

We italians were very lucky to have the possibility to read Jose Carioca's stories inside of the disney magazine "Mega Almanacco" throughout the 80s and 90s and even further. In Italy is character was actually popular and I didn't knew that people in the US never saw his evolution over the years

[@micycles1200]

Even though I actually haven't seen Saludos Amigos or Three Caballeros, I enjoy Jose. Of course, Panchito shouldn't be kept out either, so I'll include him in this too. The first time I ever saw Panchito or Jose was in the Soundsational Parade at Disneyland. I remember thinking to myself "what the hell are those things?" I was really confused as to why 1) these two random bird characters were just in Disneyland, and 2) why they were featured alongside Donald in a Latin-American themed segment. To me, not only did Jose and Panchito look out of place at the park, but Donald - the All American, red white and blue blooded, US Navy veteran, duck - did not look right amongst them, especially in a sombrero. Eventually I learned that these two were, in fact, Disney characters who came from these movies and starred alongside Donald Duck. Once I learned that, I really started to enjoy seeing them pop up. I love when Disney acknowledges classic characters. Not just classic movie characters, but classic Mickey Mouse Universe characters. Even though Panchito and Jose were never in any classic shorts, they're definitely canon in the Mickey universe. I wish we could see more of them, and more of other characters, Horace Horsecollar, Clara Cluck, Pete, Ludwig Von Drake, Scrooge McDuck, Mortie and Ferdie, Max, or even Oswald. But even just Jose and Panchito getting their time in the sun is awesome. Given the huge Latino comminuty over here in the Southern California area, I'm glad that we see them in events at Disneyland throughout the year. I really hope now that the Soundsational Parade is over, and Magic Happens debuts with its Coco float, that Disneyland doesn't completely give up on Jose and Panchito as the Latino representation to focus solely on Coco. Not because I don't like Coco or don't think it shouldn't be represented, but because it would be incredibly short-sided to do so. Coco focuses on a pretty Mexican-only thing. Jose and Panchito focus on all Latin-American people. Panchito, even though he's from Mexico, is allowed to blend in with other cultures and other countries because his focus is not on just Mexico. Also, Jose is Brazilian. He speaks Portugese. To lump all the Latino stuff in with Coco really screws over the Brazilians for that reason, and again, doesn't offer much for other countries besides Mexico. Anyways, that went a little off-topic, but I hope that someone at Disney or someone who can speak directly to Disney is listening because we still do love those two characters out here. Anyways, Jose, I'm glad your spotlight is beginning to shine again. Hopefully with the 3 Caballero series finally coming to the American market, we will only see your popularity grow.

[@mechajay3358]

Jose is a pretty cool guy. I honestly didn't knew he wasn't as popular here as he was in Brazil.

[@jorgeroaro]

"The name Carioca is for the word given to the natives and culture of Brazil" (4.08). Well, you got this wrong. Carioca is the traditional name given to the natives of Río de Janeiro. In José Carioca´s first appearance, in "Saludos, Amigos", he is very proud of Río and its culture, in a very specific way. Only until the following year, with "The Three Caballeros", José began to be shown as more representative of Brazil in general, and not so specifically of Río. By the way, I had always seen José Carioca in his classic outfit as an elegant and sophisticated South American gentleman, and had never seen the modern representations of him with the shirt and baseball cap thrown back as a vulgar teenager. How awful!

[@douglasdiogenesmeneses9544]

And they took also his cigar

[@AkaiAzul]

Douglas Diógenes Meneses Panchito: ¡Mis pistolas!

[@Yayofangamer16]

@@douglasdiogenesmeneses9544 Blame Disney in USA. Gringos be pussies

[@Rosesofblood]

@@douglasdiogenesmeneses9544 coulda replaced it with a cigarette, would have been “super hip and cool” 😂

[@weirdproq]

I had watched The Legend of the Three Caballeros for the short time it was uploaded to youtube, and I loved it. I hope they make a second season of it on Disney+.

[@somethingwithbungalows]

weirdproq1 Wish I saw it when it was uploaded here. Unfortunately I saw it a couple months later on a different site. Must’ve been fun to read other people’s comments on it.

[@ninuskaboros4049]

You pronounced José's name right!!!! I love you!!

[@anaclaradejesus8838]

I am from Brasil 🇧🇷 beautiful vídeo! Beijos e abraços de São Paulo

[@supermalcovitor6901]

I'm brazilian and I loved the video ( and Zé Carioca). Good job.

[@zimbolado6363]

Dude, the content on your channel is really amazing! I am so happy to see an American channel talking about a character that we Brazilians love, And still mentioning things from our culture, in short: You are Awesome! Strong hug and much health to you Kaio, from São Paulo (Brazil)

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thanks so much for saying -- I really appreciate all the kind words. Just FYI, I'm an Australian channel (which hopefully makes my appreciation of such things even cooler 😎)

[@HenriekeG]

‪Hey! These are neat videos! I’d like to add that in 1980 the Dutch Donald Duck weekly started publishing the old newpaper comics drawn by Paul Murry, and in the years that followed the Netherlands started producing its own stories with the character. They are generally written in the Netherlands and the drawing is usually outsourced to Spanish artists, though sometimes they are drawn within the Netherlands as well. So with him appearing maybe every other month or so it’s nothing compared with Brazil (over 2000 stories, with over 200 in the Netherlands), but he does continue to appear to this day. It is worth noting that the Dutch comics are really basedon the old newspaper run rather than any of the animated or modern appearances, so hestill has the character traits and look of that version.‬ And of course, here’s hoping that The Legend of the Three Caballeros will get more seasons as it was originally intended... Another note: The images of the early incarnations of the characters in your video thumbnails for both Donald and José are actually fan drawings I did a few years ago... but I did try to capture that classic look!

[@somethingwithbungalows]

HenriekeG ya captured the classic look perfectly!

[@Hektols]

It's surprising that Disney doesn't have more regional characters for different countries considering the huge success of José Carioca in Latin America. Sesame Street did it, with different countries having their own characters alongside the international known muppets.

[@justanothergoth]

Idk, but Chile is still salty. We had to create our own bird icon, and that's how Condorito was born.

[@Rosesofblood]

@@justanothergoth not to shit on y’all’s bird but he looks like a penis with a red shirt on what 💀💀

[@vixtex]

I was just a little kid and I remember that my dad absolutely loved this character! Samba!

[@Lars_E_Mou]

José Carioca is truly like got visit by a good old friend. :D

[@thaissa215]

Also, great video! I've been binging the animation evolution series!

[@jake27990]

Disney+ should make educational series using all these classic characters: A Spanish language learning series staring Jose Carioca and Panchito Pistoles. A travel/culture series narrated by Jiminy Cricket. A music learning series taught by Professor Owl. A history series taught by Knowsmore. A science series taught by Ludwig Von Drake. A wildlife series narrated by Kangaroomouse Jake.

[@luizmila]

In Brazil, we speak portuguese, mor spanish

[@LuizCarlos-zn4hd]

Jose doesnt speak spanish

[@thunderlina3237]

​@@LuizCarlos-zn4hd What did I just read and why did it make me laugh

[@akiriith]

Pls dont toss Zé on a spanish speaking series, even as a joke... it's already bad that they have ONE character for the whole of spanish-speaking central/south america. Dont do my son Zé like that... it's so easy to lump us down south in one big bundle and it's rather upsetting. I bet people from different USA states wouldnt like that we see them as pretty much one blob of people without defining characteristics, which yea, we do (but usa is a country and we're several so).

[@Yakkolicious]

Wow! This was a great video! Are you going to give him a voice evolution video? I know he's went through several actors over the years.

[@takodacorliss5838]

This is nice as someone who has always been fascinated with the character. Nice vid!

[@FoxMan_FF]

Legend of the Three Caballeros is finally getting a North American release? That's fantastic! It definitely deserves to be seen by a wider audience.

[@somethingwithbungalows]

It definitely does! Since it’s much better than Ducktales 2017!

[@henchmanssa]

Wow, Dave. Amazing work of research you did on this video. Congratulations!

[@GideonMadu]

Ah shit Dave! You've failed to disappoint me. I didn't expect THIS, but damn you know what I like. Nice job and don't give up the good fight😁👍

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thank you!

[@GideonMadu]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder no prob mate

[@sebastianortizramirez4430]

Nice. Great job dude 😁👍

[@claudiaortiz6036]

Omg I love him, I'm giving him alots of Love. José Carioca must be loved.

[@bullymaguire7282]

Yeah, ducktales reboot guys

[@BuuGHuuL]

Thank !!!! Im Very happy by vídeo!!! Im Brazilian and am Very happy!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@kaleeshsynth9994]

Correction Carioca is term for people from Rio specifically.

[@LoveYou-wt7yt]

My favorite Disney characters i love the episode of DuckTales he appeared

[@RodrigoDavy]

Awesome video! I'll readily admit Zé Carioca is not my favourite character, but I always thought he was full of personality and love his design. I like especially how he has flexible morals to put it nicely, like that friend you know deep down has a good heart, but you shouldn't trust him 100% of the time hahahaha Of course, I think most people in Brazil know who he is, but I'd still say the main Disney characters like Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Minnie, Daisy, etc... are way more popular. I remember Disney comic books being somewhat popular, but as a kid they were significantly overshadowed by the Turma da Mônica comic series which, to be fair, has had an almost practical monopoly in comic books to this day due to their immense neverending popularity Not to dimish on the parrot's popularity though, it clearly has a lot of love by seeing the other comments. I just wanted to put into context where he sits popularity wise in Brazil. Now I wonder if my small nephews know him as he did fade into obscurity more and more as time passed, it's a shame since he's honestly a really great character. I think the problem might be that Disney limits him too much by making him a Brazilian stereotype, I think his popularity in Brazil kept on for far longer mainly because he gets to be a regular character over there, but in the US he's always "that Brazilian character"

[@brendanthetankengine21peep30]

One of my other favorite Disney characters!❤❤❤

[@mightyfilm]

While I love their solo TV series, there was something special about their Ducktales appearance. I especially love how Scrooge thinks of them as an annoying frivolity that keeps hitting him up for money.

[@Sharutia]

José Carioca is my favourite character 👌

[@jj48]

I loved seeing him again in the new DuckTales (particularly because the original DuckTales was my favorite Disney show growing up). I hadn't heard about Legend of the Three Caballeros, but it sounds worth checking out.

[@1lipefellipe266]

"MALANDRO" I laughed a lot when he said that

[@cassandrakeels7440]

Was this the secret character. I wasn't even thinking of him. Can u do Goofy's son Max

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

This is it. Probably won't do Max, as he doesn't have much history, many appearances or much of an 'evolution' to cover.

[@jtothepmoreno1010]

Dave Lee Down Under I would argue he kinda does. The fact that Goofy JR existed in the old shorts, each of his major appearances had him grow up each time, kid, teen, young adult, and how his personality and relationship with goofy changed But I understand and respect your decision (hopefully he appears in the new Ducktales since Goofy is confirmed)

[@senhorpiana9053]

As a Brazilian I loved this video,mainly the parts you’re trying to speak portuguese

[@ShiVoodoo]

I loooooved your pronunciation! You did so great, everytime you said Carioca I feel more in love

[@mr.strawberry7]

6:38 ''the first disney sequel,, *and this is where it all began*

[@raphaelmarquez9650]

Latin and South America sure love characters that are considered "literal whos" to mainstream U.S. audiences (Disney's Jose Carioca, Shonen Jump's Saint Seiya series, SNK, etc.).

[@madsjohanogaard]

Wow, I wast aware that he was so big the whole timein South America, that is cool! :D Great video Dave! :D

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Thank you!

[@indrataylor370]

Love you so much Mr Walt Disney 💖😚🏰🎆👏🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿

[@LuizCarlos-zn4hd]

Jose Carioca 80's comics in Brazil were his best years, in my opinion