TOP 50 DISNEY Easter Eggs & SECRETS In ENCANTO!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Who's your favourite character in Encanto?! 😀

[@hannahscott759]

I'm not sure I like all of the characters

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

@@hannahscott759 Which ones don't you like and which do you like?

[@hannahscott759]

@@FlicksAndTheCity I like the one that can talk to animal's

[@godsmadz]

Camilo definitely

[@firepawx3779]

Bruno

[@mrpettyart]

Bruno’s connection to Green is important in the movie because emerald is Colombia’s most esteemed gemstone and it symbols foresight and knowledge in the wearer or holder of the gem which explains why his visions look to be made out of glowing emerald it also hints to everyone thinking to him being evil because green is seen as an unliked colour

[@bonjovi7399]

Colombia

[@nadacolic7775]

That makes so much more sense now!!!

[@Ricardo57492]

ColOmbia*

[@jasminelye342]

Green is often used by Disney with their villains (scar , maleficent and mother gothel all have green lighting /motifs around them and in their respective films they’re from ) and so it’s an interesting choice to give Bruno green too - it makes the audience side with abuela for a little while because of the preconceived connection that green = Disney villian

[@StarrySkyyyy]

it's Colombia, not columbia

[@Sophia-bi7hu]

During the song "We dont talk about Bruno" in Dolores' part she is talking about how she still hears bruno and how no one believes her. If you look at the second floor you can see that Bruno is sneaking around in the back.

[@lalaloopsyyay7828]

yeah I thought it was a shaped shift Camilo but the creators said it wasn’t And it was just Bruno trying to fix the cracks sneakily

[@jeilyn659]

What I’m going to watch that right now

[@ravenpawandbarleyyy9654]

He’s even dancing at the „do you understand?“ part

[@dollpickle]

@@ravenpawandbarleyyy9654 dancing to his own diss track

[@ravenpawandbarleyyy9654]

@@dollpickle i mean its very understandable, id do that too

[@sadafjamshaid2502]

If you didn’t know, Abuela’s children all represent the different measurements of time. Julietta heals wounds made in the PAST, Pepa effect the weather in the PRESENT, and Bruno can tell the FUTURE

[@St4ng3r011]

smart

[@aleenaaleena8455]

I never thought of that!

[@rosaanderson9417]

I love these theories . Also about Mirabel and her sisters , Beauty Brawn and Brains . And Dolores and her siblings see , speak , hear no evil .

[@jackchick165]

And in Peppard side in the family its all about nature camilo is a chameleon Antonio dolurus is hearing the birds chirping Peppa weather and the mirabeau side is all about helping mirabeau doesn't need a gift to help her mom heals luisa can help carrying stuff and isabella is spreading flowers to give people to decorate

[@KHTimeProtecter]

Bruno’s incoherent mumbling when we first meet him are actually charms to ward off bad luck. There’s a practice of throwing a pinch of salt over your right shoulder to ward off back luck, and he knocks on wood for a similar reason. All to show just how superstitious he is. So, I don’t really see how this connects to Frozen’s “Let it Go” other than he actually says the words.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

"Let It Go" by Kristian Anderson Lopez is in the movie's credits, so it's a deliberate reference to Frozen by Disney.

[@ajheartsong]

Isabels what else can I do power ballad really reminded me of frozens let it go

[@AtarahDerek]

It's also to show that his anxiety has become OCD, and a relatively severe case at that.

[@urianvasquez3390]

As for "Let It Go," you can hear the piano riff that mimics Frozen's opening notes for the song played behind Bruno when he says "let it go."

[@OldManTastic]

He also avoids stepping on cracks

[@Kriegerkreise]

There's actually another Easter egg I came across on Twitter: when Bruno offers Maribel something to watch on "tv", the slide for sports is from Colombia's last knockout game in 1990's FIFA world cup against Germany. Colombia managed to score an equalizer at the 90th minute and moved on to the round of 16. That goal was a huge deal back then.

[@darviel]

In the same TV, Bruno puts a slide on the rats with a scene of 100 years of solitude and explains the plot of the book.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Ah wow, great details!

[@AtarahDerek]

Since this film presumably takes place before TV, let alone gameshows and telenovelas, we can assume Bruno used his premonition powers to foretell the advent of TV. He certainly would have several strategic bones broken if he EVER walked into any sports bar with his supernatural foresight ready to line his pockets with dough.

[@Snekfan88]

If I understood well, there is also Colombia's biggest soccer fan nicknamed "El Cole" there.

[@joharibonner7423]

I don't think Brunos vision was showing multiple paths. I think he THOUGHT it was multiple paths, but it actually was showing that the house/family would break and then come back together, all with Mirabel at the center. I took her connecting with her sisters to start the path to family reconstruction. That's why her hug with Isabella was part of the vision.

[@abbys3642]

Has anyone mentioned how marabels magic is the house? Each character has shapes that go along with their room door. Mirabel doesn’t get a door, but she has butterflies and the entire house is filled with butterflies. The house only gets really broken when she feels broken and disconnected from her family.

[@catnamedcassie]

I agree! the vibe I got was that she could enhance/take away the others powers? for example when she helped Isabella grow so any different things, and when Luisa’s power was going away due to Mirabel’s actions, and her fighting with her abuela is what caused the house to break and the light to go out, but Mirabel was also the one to bring the magic back on the end

[@nemisyne]

I really disagree. The entire family was broken when the house broke, not just Mirabel. If she had a power, she would have her own room with stuff related to it on the door and the door would be glowing. The room she sleeps in is not her room, it's the nursery. It was Antonio's room too until he got his power. The reason Mirabel has no power is because she is a foil for her Abuela, the other character with no magical gift. But just because they are lacking a magical power doesn't mean they are powerless. Both of them influence the rest of the family in ways that affect them all deep down. Mirabel will be the next matriarch to usher in the new generations of their magical family and I love that she doesn't have a magical gift. It shows that just because you might not be special, you are still important. You can still do a lot. To shoehorn a gift in or to pretend she had one all along diminishes that message severely.

[@catnamedcassie]

@@nemisyne that actually makes a lot of sense, very well said. thanks for sharing your pov!

[@Toasty_videos]

that is weirdly very accurate

[@beth_m]

Maybe she's the next candle keeper?

[@witchplease9695]

Dolores, Camilo, Antonio and Bruno were my favorites, but I loved all of them. I hope we get a series because the family has so much potential for more storytelling

[@hereiampercylover]

I hope so. I wanna know how Dolores fell in love with Mariano.

[@lalaloopsyyay7828]

I wanna see what the other family members room looks like! I think that louisa room would look soft and cozy cuz that’s how she really wants to feel, Camilo room with a bunch of mirrors to practice shape shifting or a theatre cuz he’s an absolute theatre kid lmao and Dolores with ear muffs but her bed to help her sleep better without hearing everything

[@hereiampercylover]

@@lalaloopsyyay7828Thats a good thought. There's concept art of luisas room and it's all made of stone! Very structured and strict. But since she learned that she doesn't have to be that, I can totally see her putting cushions everywhere! It's very cute

[@mechanikalbull5626]

@@hereiampercylover who's not gonna fall in love with Maluma? 😂🤣🤣

[@jadie9420]

Dude you read my mind 😂

[@KL-le8ge]

When her door faded in front of her, it was because, in time, her true door would be the front door of the rebuilt casita. It took someone having "no gift" to catalyze all the changes in the family, which then became their true gift.

[@slogosmp1923]

Sounds about right

[@mariahhusted3274]

As far as I could see Mirabel is the only one who directly interacts with the house with the moving bricks and furniture. So I truly believe that her gift is the miracle/ house

[@james-hp2db]

To back you up, I would say that Bruno kinda fixes her life at the end, earlier in the movie it says that Bruno was patching the cracks in the walls

[@locsoluv94]

Louisa also uses the house as a treadmill earlier in the movie. She's just sprinting in place because the floor is moving.

[@weinsalexisbonnin1557]

@@locsoluv94 1 min ago nice

[@shelby7743]

Very true! When the candle is knocked over, the Madrigals all rely on their respective power to reach the window (Isabela swinging on vines / Camilo morphing size to maneuver around obstacles) while the Casita creates a ladder for Mirabel. Everyone else’s powers disappear before they can get there and leave them helpless, whereas Mirabel succeeds!

[@MarcyHolmes]

Abuela clearly controls the house with it pours her tea and when she wants Mirabel to stay at the breakfast table.

[@patax144]

the color green on Bruno and his visions becoming these emerald tablets, is a nod to how the Muisca indigenous tribe from the center of Colombia used emeralds to predict the future, also the breaking of the mountains could be a reference to the legend of the Salto del tequendama where a wizard split the mountain in two to create a waterfall, while there was no waterfall in the scene, the crack lead to a river

[@pdzombie1906]

I'm from Colombia and even I didn't know that...

[@victorhate2682]

Wow that was so interesting, I wanna learn more about Colombia now

[@sleepyjester]

ohhh wow that’s awesome!

[@Beanie26]

The tablets Bruno uses are actually jade, it’s mentioned offhandedly in the movie! It’s still a green stone so I see why you may think it’s emerald

[@CapriciousRhapsody]

There was indeed a waterfall after the mountain split; two in fact: My eyes, as tears gushed down after Abuela's story.

[@karalomax5355]

not only dolores says "I can hear him now"in the song"we don't talk about brono", but during her rap, she also says "I can always hear him sorta mudling and mumling".

[@gracelamprinos9303]

If you look closely behind them dancing you will notice Bruno in the back walking and dancing. I randomly noticed it and now that’s all I can see. And I don’t think many people have seen this.

[@teenat7044]

@@gracelamprinos9303 not to mention, during that whole scene, Dolores keeps pulling Maribel back every time she turns and almost sees Bruno. He's also dancing behind them as Hernando (bucket on his head) during the "do you understand?" Line

[@Blitterbug]

muttering and mumbling

[@Keopro]

I think "I can hear him now" is meant to have a double meaning. Both about Mariano (the love she's discussing) and Bruno being nearby.

[@blackhippy47149]

yes. it was so blatant that 5 year olds picked that up

[@ajheartsong]

Another reference to butterflies is the song “dos oruguitos” which plays during abuelas flashback in the river translates to “two caterpillars”

[@AlmendraMiku]

*oruguitas But yes, you're right

[@OldManTastic]

I think they represent her grandparents, or at least Abuello

[@ami-spei3337]

oruguitas*

[@ami-spei3337]

@@OldManTastic Abuelo*

[@dianoska]

@@OldManTastic It does, it literally talks about two caterpillars falling in love, grandma and grandpa.

[@shaima.alkaie]

I've watched the movie for the second time and the theory that people said about the candle's power transferring to Mirabel actually made sense. If you have noticed, Mirabel's feelings affect Casita and also the candle. She was also the only one who saw the cracks appearing in Casita. She also possessed some of the family gifts in a different way without literally showing it as a power. If Pepa can affect the weather by her emotions, Mirabel can affect the candle - that can even lead to destruction of Casita. If Julieta can heal any injured person, Mirabel heals her family - including Abuela. If Isabela can design using flowers, Mirabel designs her own clothes. If Luisa is strong, Mirabel is brave especially when she tried to look for Bruno. If Bruno can predict the future, she was able to predict Antonio's gift by giving her a tiger plushie. Mirabel was actually the next 'candle' since the candle didn't appear in the end and it was Mirabel who was able to restore Casita and everyone's gift. I think the reason why the candle didn't appear in the end because Abuela didn't need it anymore and she was able to move on from Abuelo's death but still with Mirabel's bloodline, their gift will still be passed on to the next Madrigals. Also, the letter 'M' in the doorknob at the ending scene could mean Mirabel, Miracle and Madrigal

[@ghost_deaths1]

She wasn’t the only one who could see the cracks..

[@Basketballgirl-tx7rl]

It's so longgggggggg

[@beauTifulNS]

This was so insightful !!

[@malinelin91]

Also if you say "Mirabel", it actually sounds a lot like "miracle", so I think that Mirabel was meant to open her family's eyes, to the miracle they all are, and accept each other.

[@karlchalkley4102]

I dont get it

[@kadajsnightqueen]

The green used for Bruno’s “power on” eyes and Mirabel’s glasses is not just any old green. That’s that special lime green shade Disney almost always associates with their Villains, and serves as a kind of hint towards their tendency to not only be, well, villains with magical power or evil influence, but also immediately clues the audience in that this character is an outcast of sorts, someone different from the people around them who isn’t fully accepted. Mirabel only has it on her glasses and a few small elements on her skirt and it’s off-set by the rainbow of other colors on her clothes, but she definitely matches that second criteria for the color association. As for Bruno, green is definitely his motif and he’s really the only character associated with the color, but his outfit consists of darker greens overall and the lime shade only shows up when he’s using his gift OR when Camilo is imitating him during the song (and when Bruno is sneaking along the second floor while Dolores is singing about him). It’s also the color of his crystallized visions. Bruno is perceived as a villain of sorts and definitely an outcast by the town as a whole, but closer inspection reveals that he actually isn’t like that. It’s a visual hint that broadcasts his role in the movie as soon as we see him for the first time, but one that also transitions from that Villain Green (town painting in “Family Madrigal,” shards and Camilo) to his darker greens (Bruno himself).

[@Kondase]

I’m drawing a blank. Which other villains use green? I think of reds and purples when most Disney villains come to mind at the moment.

[@gabriellahuff35]

In the breakfast scene, when Dolores says “he wants five babies,” and Isabella sports flowers on her head, Abuela only picks off the white flower rather than the pink ones to show how she wanted Isabella to be perfect and not try anything new.

[@gemmalightfoot2669]

Also isabella being anxious because she doesn't want to marry him

[@selaechols9602]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one to notice this

[@vickipep1]

I think the butterfly is also a representation of their grandfather. When Maribel and Abuela reconcile, they embrace at the very spot her grandfather/husband gave his life to protect them. Plus, when he passed, the candle became etched with a butterfly.

[@aniyatorres8]

and the picture of abuelo that sits in la casita on the stairs he has butterflies behind him

[@nairagar7338]

In my country we have an old saying that if you see a butterfly near your house or you that's either a family that died a long time ago/ just recently and that they're "visiting" you or something, telling you in some way that they're still here looking out for you

[@EvelinEP]

You can also see when the grandfather meets Abuela a butterfly passes in front of him - probably a foreshadow :)

[@victoriacummings2450]

@@nairagar7338 what country are you from? My mother told me she'd come visit as a butterfly, and I've seen her many times

[@Phoinx]

Also, the grandfather died on the river: in the end, a butterfly lands on top of a plant growing in the middle of the river. And later, many butterflies emerge from there. Maybe, the butterflies and the house are connected. Maybe, they are the same energy. Maybe, both are the spirit of the grandfather - that meaning, the HOUSE / Casita is the grandfather?

[@danmcelhinney8478]

During "we don't talk about Bruno" in the background during Dolores verse, you can see Bruno creeping around upstairs, creeping along the walls and even enjoying the music 😌 since Dolores is the only one who knows Bruno is present within the house, at this time, I like the idea that his silhouette can be seen through the walls during the song 😇

[@מלכהגרין]

i love how he's just vibing lol

[@danmcelhinney8478]

@@מלכהגרין he do be vibin

[@ajsan5841]

Easter egg During the song we don't talk about Bruno, you can see Bruno's figure bopping in the balcony while Dolores is rapping Also the white in Antonio outfit might be an homage to communions bc people typically wear white Theory I speculate that Bruno might have ocd because we see him commit actions frequently (randomly) like saying rambles and throwing salt( which has much superstitious connotation ) . A symptom of ocd is that people commit actions like constantly touching the wall because they believe if they don't touch the wall something bad will happen. This is also why Bruno stopped using his power bc the town folk started to believe that his Prophecies would definitely come true once he spoke it. Ergo he stopped with the prophecies

[@ajsan5841]

Also Dolores frequently mentions she can hear Bruno in the house throughout the movie. In the song we don't talk about Bruno she says "I can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling". She also says that the only one worried about the magic going missing are the rats in the wall. Which the rats are with Bruno in the wall while he patches up the cracks and Bruno converses with them and himself.

[@parkerhynson3581]

There are some theories that he might be on the autism spectrum.

[@ajheartsong]

I think the salt, spells, and knocking on wood are signs of him being superstitious..

[@danielorlovaquinn]

You really said he might have ocd because of one factor lol diagnosing people isn't as easy wow he does things repetitively

[@ajsan5841]

@Daniel Orlova quinn He also doesn't interact with his family . Which is another sign of dosorders bc it's effecting his social life, and I didn't diagnose its just speculation. I'm just personally relating to a character

[@radiredwolfgirl]

2:37 Also, I just noticed that Pepa "her colour" is yellow, Julieta "her colour" is blue. Yellow and Blue make Green which is Bruno

[@wjx5081]

Bruno was hiding in the background for the Encanto poster, and he was on the staircase/balcony thing during Dolores' part in "We Don't Talk About Bruno". Also, in the ending, Dolores said, and I quote, "Yo, I heard him everyday.", for Bruno. During her solo part, there's a scene where she yanks Mirabel away from facing the balcony. Maybe this is because Dolores knew Bruno was there?

[@alt-dragon9220]

I think Bruno's gift isn't just to tell the future, but to see multiple paths to multiple futures, kinda like how a pond can split into two rivers. This is supported by when he read Merible prophecy, and their was a cracked version and a version of when the house was fix. I think that the house could've stayed broken if Merible was the way she was.

[@shelly7294]

i agree! idk if you know about steven universe from cartoon network, but one of the characters named garnet can see the future and she talks about how the future is really a river with many branches leading to many probable events (and there can be thousands of possible futures, much like dr. strange from the marvel franchise). once an event occurs, the branch branches into many other probably events of its own.

[@coleslaw8126]

yeah but I think the tablet was just showing what's gonna happen the house will break than they will fix it

[@themusicalgamer2701]

He's basically Garnet, he just cant see what's most likely or not

[@justanothergamingyoutuber8179]

Giving me wof vibes

[@lxver777]

Same with Dolores! He told her that her true love would be just out of reach but in the end she got the man she loves so she chose to second path :)

[@fermintenava5911]

Two additions: Isabela also has some Frozen-references during her song-sequence, like when she's running up some ramp while drawing her hand over the wall. While having no animal motif in her clothing, Luisa is clearly connected with a donkey-motif, since donkeys - just like her - are stoic, frugal workers, but also surprisingly sensitive and cautious. Their literal stubbornness is actually just a fear of crossing into dangerous territory.

[@jadedownes504]

Damn this donkey fact blew my mind

[@heathermartinez2954]

Tia Pepa has a "let it go" references too

[@skysplash8]

Donkeys are also protectors. Some farmers get a donkey or two for their herd because they will defend the other animals. Luisa feels that she is supposed to be the protector of her family.

[@malinelin91]

Plus Isabela literally lets go of her powers in "What else can I do?", and she makes a 'plant-tower' through the roof

[@malinelin91]

@@heathermartinez2954 Especially when Bruno sings: "Let it in, let it out, let it rain, let it snow, let it gooooo"

[@kemlocaesar2177]

I thought the biggest Frozen moment was actually Mirabel's floor stomp. Her move, the movement of the floor, the angle, and camera movement all resembled Elsa's castle-building stomp in Let It Go and it's a similar character note moment for Mirabel.

[@jilliansadventures4679]

I thought that too.

[@theafterparty5691]

I noticed that in “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” Camilo, presenting as Bruno, catches Mirabel when she fell. This could be a stretch but I think it might be foreshadowing the the fact that he left to protect her from being treated like bad luck as was he.

[@HakunaMatata-cj2kl]

yes. It is a stretch

[@catalinatorres4044]

@@HakunaMatata-cj2kl fr

[@jazzy_9761]

He was still just Camilo so it could be he just didn’t want his cousin to fall just because he was giving an amazing performance lol

[@justanothergamingyoutuber8179]

My favorite part about that scene is Camilo doesn’t know a thing about Bruno. His story is complete bs, “he calls your name and you fade to black” he says Bruno is 7ft tall when Bruno is in reality not even near the tallest in the family, and this kid hasn’t even lived long enough to remember Bruno. What a prankster. U can also tell he’s trying to make Bruno seem creepy through the green eyes, the rats, etc.

[@theafterparty5691]

@@justanothergamingyoutuber8179 I saw someone suggest that the reason Camilo described him as “7 foot” is because when Bruno left he was very little so he saw Bruno as being very very tall bc when you’re a kid everyone is so much bigger than you

[@charlieraven6342]

Not a single person has mentioned the fact Mirabel's solo song "waiting on a miracle" Mirabel achieves all the miracles she mentions. She moved the mountains. She creating beautiful new flowers. She healed her family and made her Abuela notice her.

[@lottaraatikainen3942]

This is a quite special movie. Usually I get really exited at once when some movie touches me, but Encanto is different. At first I just thought it was rather nice but not very remarkable. But then I couldn't stop thinking about the different characters, and finally I watched the movie again. And still couldn't stop thinking about it, and slowly it has grown to be one of my favourite Disney movies. It isn't flashy, it isn't very dramatic, it doesn't have brave heroes and terrible villains. It just tells the story of a rather special family, but even then the important thing is not so much the way they are special but the way how they are human to each other. I really love this story and all the characters, though Bruno has a kind of special place in my mind.

[@evastr9695]

When Mirabel gives Antonio his little gift when he's hiding under her bed, the box is painted with all of the animals that later come to see his new room! Also the little toy Mirabel gave him is the same animal as his later companion, I loved how that was foreshadowed! 😊

[@SeleniaSommers]

My sister looks EXACTLY like mirabel. It was really weird to watch the movie and not hear her voice . I hardly cry at movies, but seing julia(my sister) in the story it was impossible not to cry the whole time. Representation is important, and i never knew how much so

[@Fae_van]

Mirabel looks a lot like my friend

[@erikas.6790]

Antonio is identical to my nephew and Isabela to my niece, and I agree it's weird 🤣

[@zeekiioo]

who asked

[@zeekiioo]

@@Fae_van who asked

[@zeekiioo]

@@erikas.6790 who asked

[@malinelin91]

I also love how the rats were green arrows, showing Mirabel the way to find Bruno, and that the rats were "rats", telling Antonio everthing about where Bruno is etc.

[@iidifferentworlds]

This is an obvious one but Mirabel looks like a female version of Bruno. Same hair, same nose etc because its like history repeating itself (they're both outcasts in their respective families).

[@patronum213]

It's almost like they're *big pause* Related

[@sarakhan4501]

🦋🐅🏋🏻‍♀️

[@fallonknaak6389]

I was wondering how Dolores didn’t know Bruno was living in the walls of the house since she can hear so well but in the song We Don’t Talk About Bruno she literally sings “I can hear him now” so she probably knew the whole time.

[@lalaloopsyyay7828]

She probably didn’t want to snitch, or she wanted to hear more of bruno’s rat operas lol

[@sofieholland5585]

she literally says at the end she knew he was thee the whole time

[@xxgacha_laziesxx8284]

@@lalaloopsyyay7828 yet she snitches on mirabel >:T

[@shelly7294]

im pretty sure she indirectly mentions that no one believed her cus in the song she mentioned how she grew up in fear hearing him "always muttering and mumbling" and none of the family really understood what she meant because they all thought he ran away/abandoned the family. also, when he finally makes an appearance, she says "i knew he was there all along" (or smth along the lines)

[@Joannadelahuerta267]

Well in the song she says she grew up in fear hearing him around the house and she does mention that no one understood her basically saying no one believed her.

[@finnover9781]

Love this video. One problem with your theory, though, is that the crack that appears below Luisa DOESN'T foreshadow the cracks appearing in the Casita, because those cracks have already appeared BEFORE Mirabel talks to Luisa.

[@dramageek1577]

I think there’s kind of a foreshadowing in the song “waiting on a miracle” when she says “I will heal what’s broken, show this family something new” but it’s also a reference to her mom’s powers

[@wyattae]

Yes, in that song she literally is saying "I might not be able to lift weights or heal what's broken" and stuff like that, so she's saying that-

[@pancakes9000]

really? 🧍‍♂️

[@bopbxnans400]

Yep. When she said, "I can move the mountains", later on the mountains moved/cracked etc. I think that song was foreshadowing the ending of the movie. Or maybe I'm just overthinking this and I'm basically wrong

[@wyattae]

@leilani Uhm what? The lyrics are: I can't move mountains, I can't make flowers bloom, etc, so obviously she's referencing her family's powers...

[@germancampos6265]

2:32 the colours reflects people from several parts of the country: Mirabel´s sisters and parents are from high altitude regions, where cold temperatures are a constant (just like autumm/winter) while aunt Pepa and family comes from lower regions with higher temperatures (spring/summer) and this is all year long! The only seasons there are rainy season and dry season (2 of them each year) with several variations. Furthermore, Mirabel´s dad is a clear depiction of a "Cachaco", that´s how a man from Bogota (Colombia´s capital) is usually called due to wearing long sleeves shirt (CAmisa in spanish), a vest (CHAleco in spanish) and tie (Corbata in spanish). Bogotá is located more than 6700 feet above sea level!!

[@dianoska]

Yeah, Felix, Pepa's husband is clearly a costeño.

[@oliveb5768]

Pepa and Julieta are sisters, they’ve both lived in casita their whole lives, so that only applies to the husbands

[@bonjovi7399]

Perdieron la opurtudad de que Felix le dijera "chachaco maluco"

[@StarrySkyyyy]

toda mi vida viviendo en esta ciudad y hasta hoy me entero de que 'cachaco' es por camisa, chaleco y corbata

[@tennisvideos8514]

@@StarrySkyyyy mka wtf quedé igual jajjajajaj

[@cobiabruggeman1108]

I’ll tell you what, if you guys think she’s SO GREAT, knowing the fact that the house is gifted and that her whole family is gifted too, BUT HERE’S THE THING!!!!!!! She knows that she doesn’t have a gift and loves her family either way but her whole family has gifts but don’t love her. So if she knows this then why doesn’t she leave her family, like she knows she’s basically useless and has no gift, so instead of trying to help out the family she should have left in the first place. She’s pretty much A DISGRACE to the family because she doesn’t have a gift and not appreciated by her family.

[@lakenziesmith1225]

During the end of "we don't talk about Bruno" when everyone is singing over each other, Isabella is singing "I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine!" With a pained expression. It gives away the fact that she doesn't want to marry that one guy early on.

[@christopherjohnston6343]

I thought it was Delores singing that about her crushes betrothal to isabella?

[@lenamorrow2205]

It was Dolores who said that, not Isabella

[@brina5064]

@@lenamorrow2205 Both of 'em. You can distinguish Isa by saying Im fine more repeatedly. Dolores sings it out more, less repeatedly than Isa

[@christopherjohnston6343]

@@brina5064 the lyric video that Disney put our colour codes the voices which makes following picking out each part easier

[@lakenziesmith1225]

In the video you can physically see Isa saying it too

[@AwkardBookShenanigans]

My favourite character is Luisa because I relate to her a lot (also she's just lovable). She has to be the strong one who doesn't show weakness and it's making her fall apart on the inside. She secretly has a soft side and enjoys "girly" things. She is strong and dependable, but also an anxious mess on the inside and is afraid that people won't love her if she is not being useful. Which is how our society is built, basically, to make people feel inferior if they're not being perceived as "useful"

[@withthesehands5799]

Same

[@ritaperry4615]

I feel for Louisa too. I wish I'd had a Mirabel earlier, but didn't get to relax until I was 30 and by then... well I had done a lot of damage to myself. But now I know not to take on so much, and those around me know not to do it to me. My husband and I both had families do that to us and heard the song at different times, but it was impactful. She is my favorite and I truly hope she is given a little slack. This is one of the few movies where I want a sequel because the story isn't done. Louisa needs two things: a chance to be herself, and to be seen as a woman. She doesn't have to "get a man" but it would be nice for a woman who looks like her to be seen as desirable. She is large, strong, and not as conventionally "pretty" as all her sisters and cousins.

[@angelheartsgaming709]

I cry sometimes too

[@jessicaramos4967]

I loved this movie and so did my kids, felt like each character had a little something I was able to connect too which made me emotional... Isabella character with me always felt that I had to be perfect as no one in my family thought I could make mistakes, Luisa held the weight on her shoulder as I always felt I had to much on my plate, maribel feeling like the black sheep to the family I always felt like I didn't belong, the aunt with rain shadowing over her made me think about how we feel when depress especially with how the pandemic made us all feel, maribel mom healing with food, what mother never said " eat it will make you feel better", out of curiosity what is the abuela gift or is does she get a door because that's where it started? Love love love this movie and the music is so uplifting and Sebastian Yatra song makes me cry each time I hear it... ❤❤

[@felicity1877]

Mirabel's dress is indeed interesting. Although it might be by chance, she reminds me so much of Prilla from the Fairies franchise. In the original novels. Prilla didn't get a "talent", but she was be able to save Neverland, when all fairies started to lose their "magic"; and she could save it because she can communicate with mainland children (which she would do again and again in kind of visions in the story) and inspire them to believe in fairies. This was her unique gift. And she would also become a honorary member of all other fairy talents; and there was also once a story in which her "talent dress" included symbols from all other fairy talents. And one of her symbols was also the butterfly. I always longed for a movie adaption closer to the original franchise than the eventual TinkerBell movies; and I think that it might be now done with Mirabel....

[@NicholeRojas-r8i]

Yeah you got a point , I'd like to add that indeed her dress is based on the traditional dress from Vélez, Santander in Colombia

[@riotto1802]

In Luisa's song, she is akin to Atlas, because she has to hold up the enitrety of the world. They even did the visuals of it by making her hold up a re-fixed globe

[@Hoztyle619]

I mean, her whole song is about the Atlas complex

[@moon_light2725]

I have one right here! In the scene where camilo was greeting the people in town and shape shifting into them you can see the old woman that it looks like Coco's grandma. I hope you notice this comment!

[@forestbunny4933]

I honestly find Dolores cuter/prettier than Isabella, she’s sooooo cuuuuuuuuuute!!!

[@ElizabethRiveraAbril]

Yeeeesss

[@someone0]

It's only a matter of time before the Isabella simps come after this

[@forestbunny4933]

@@someone0 yeah... but I think I just love circles

[@hereiampercylover]

I love love LOVE Dolores' character design. I think it's my favorite in the movie even if she isn't my fav character. She's so mousey and you can tell immediately what her Gift is.

[@littlejademoon]

Heck yeah. Isabella is definitely the classic Disney version of beautiful... 🙄 Dolores is the real life beauty.

[@elliedereyna5014]

4:25 If you look at the arch of light forming over the house it looks a lot like the animation of a rainbow arching over a castle that Disney use in their opening credits often, so it could represent that Casita is the Madrigal's own palace of sorts - a magical and amazing place to live

[@nickihere8753]

Here’s a couple you missed!! “Waiting on a Miracle” has clips from Elsas songs in Frozen 1&2 1:47 Elsa in Frozen 2 Into the Unknown 1:53 Elsa Frozen 1 creating castle floor 2:13 Elsa Frozen 1 running up her new steps she made toward mountain top. Also “waiting on a miracle” =. Waiting on a Mirabel Also when Mirabel watches Abuela with the candle at night at 30 minutes into the movie, Abuela says out loud: “ why is this happening? Open my eyes.” And the camera pans to Mirabel whose name Mira means “sight” and who is wearing glasses..(green like Bruno’s visions *cough* ) to help her SEE HAHAHAH Also then Abuela says: “if the answer is here, help me find it” And Mirabel was “here” with abuela, and was the answer! 😘

[@aryaxd__]

I love how Camilo only has 5 minutes of screen time but everybody loves him

[@Nerdy254]

Mirabel knows what Antonio’s gift will be. On the box she drawls all kinds of animals. In the first scene when her and abuela are talking on her bed, all the pictures on the wall behind them are of the family. Signaling that mirabel is the next matriarch of the family!

[@prettydevilgirlaries8507]

@tidmore84 : actually if you play attention she says I know you kinda a animal guy just suggesting that he like animals and that his gift I just based of him and his true self and that he is the only one besides his mom that actually gets to thems selves base off how they are

[@plushrams3065]

I’m absolutely in love with this movie and completely missed most of these Easter eggs! Thank you for making this and feeding my hyper fixation

[@SNOWYSKY2001]

I disagree with the Hercules reference. While yes Disney made their own adaptation...it's just Hercules. Luisa has amazing strength that the house blessed her with, in the story of Hercules, he's the son of Zeus (not Hera for the original story, only connection he has to her is that he's named by his MORTAL mother in honor of Hera so that she doesn't possibly kill him while he's a child) who is the king of gods, that's why he has amazing strength. The reason why in Luisa's song the mention of Hercules is brought up is because they were seen as heroes for their cities/towns. There is no correlation to the movie at all. If disney wanted an easter egg to their movie "Hercules" then they would have made the model look more like the design they had for their Hercules, the one shown in Encanto is just what Hercules may have looked like back in ancient Greece. It's a great comparison but not a reference.

[@DancingBugBoi]

But in the myth of Heracles, Heracles wasn't allowed to use weapons to fight Cerberus, that was the one condition Hades set to allow him to capture his dog

[@vctrsigma]

At least half of the stuff mentioned is a stretch.

[@4everbuffylover]

@@vctrsigma yeah they mentioned a bunch of dumb stuff but fail to mention any of these actual little details that everyone in the comments ACTUALLY noticed

[@Mariabautista24]

As Colombian living abroad the people finds super weird that my granny gave me coffee sometimes when I was child. Lol I laughed so hard with that kid. Honestly the coffee was not really strong haha I love my abuelita 💗

[@DaniGeez]

my oldest memory is my 4year old self asking my grandpa for coffee and some pandebono..which he did give me. i've been drinking for waaaaay too many years. which is not good lol...but coffee good...

[@microcosom4492]

I think the spiral that can be seen created by the rolled-up blanket carried on Pedro's back as he is crossing the river with young Abuela is a nod to Moana

[@haevhnly]

I think, while not really easter eggs, Isabela is very reminiscent of Jasmine, Pocahontas, and Elsa. Her soft, elegant, yet raspier voice is similiar to Jasmine especially when she sings. Her hair is always flowing just like Pocahontas and her posture and song is reminiscent of Elsa.

[@itokyo6288]

Theory : When we see Maribel about to get her gift she grabs the candles and wipes herself off with her dress then grabs her door. BUT when we see Antonio about to get his gift he grabs the candles then grabs the door; if you don’t understand my theory is that when Maribel wipes herself with her dress, I think she wiped off the magic; since it looks like in order to get your power you have to grab the candle then open the door.

[@lucasmoreno7926]

I realized that too, maybe it's a subtle detail, but I thought it was just an action people do when they're anxious and their hands are sweaty, having no relation with she don't getting a gift. I don't know if just wiping herself off with her dress could cause such a damage to the magic, but good point sir.

[@itokyo6288]

@@lucasmoreno7926 thanks also I’m a female 😁

[@lucasmoreno7926]

@@itokyo6288 oh I'm sorry, didnt know

[@hiramahboob6633]

@@itokyo6288 😂😂

[@itokyo6288]

@@lucasmoreno7926 No, no you’re fine it’s not the first i’ve been mistaken as a male :)

[@lawrencepainter648]

during Bruno's song when Dolores's 2nd part transitions into Isabela's 2nd part, Dolores sings, "its like I here him" foreshadowing that he's still there and that Dolores knows it. making Dolores's statement at the end, "I know he never left the herd" seem truer

[@madelinesturgeon1213]

In the scene when Mirabel is in Bruno’s room behind the walls, you can see the boot with the plant in it from Wall-E on the shelf

[@mayber3n679]

When Dolores is singing her part after Isabella's in We Don't Talk About Bruno and says "And bethroned to another" flowers appear on the column Dolores passes and goes down to Isabella

[@SquishyGamers25]

That's interesting :o

[@מלכהגרין]

in "we don't talk about bruno", when dolores sings her part of the song, if you look closely, you can actually see bruno vibing in the background!

[@KapeKrusader]

I believe the Casita also represents everyone in the house that has a gift, specifically Luisa and Isabella. When Mirabel enters inside Bruno's hideout and is chasing Bruno the house is unresponsive as she calls for Casita and does not move like it does in the outside. I feel like this relates to how Luisa is always going to be known as the "Strong Older Sister" always willing to work her hardest but in the inside she feels as if she must take in every burden and must push herself more to be the best but she does not reveal that until her song comes to play. Same with Isabella when she finally reveals her feelings that seemed to be "abnormal" but is an emotion she wants to reveal instead of being the perfect golden child.

[@argella1300]

Actually, Abuela Alma’s brooch is a chatelaine. It’s a keychain that was popular during the Victorian era for the woman of the house to wear on their belt. It could contain any number of things, like keys, a small pair of scissors, a coin purse, a watch, anything a woman might need to have handy to run her household.

[@mwoods4608]

that's dope

[@soundaryasivakumar496]

I'm Indian and my grandma has one! British influence😅

[@janetbrown2927]

Abuela's butterfly "brooch" is actually a Housekeeper's Chatelaine - a kind of toolkit - usually a watch, magnifying glass, notebook, pencil, whatever I have two Sewing Chatelaines - but they each have scissors, a needle keeper, a thimble in a cage, a beeswax holder, and a tussy mussy which is a type of tiny pincushion. It is either worn around my neck or over the head of a paddle tucked in my waistband.

[@haroldstudios309]

I believe that mirabel is supposed to be the replacement for abuela once she dies. I think that since mirabels door disappeared, it suggested that her gift was that she was connected to the house and the house was her room, similar to how pepa changes the weather when she's mad, I think mirabel cracks the house when she's mad or sad

[@profscarlett]

Mirabel = Mira = look/see. The original name is Maribel, but Mirabel has the word “Mira” in it. She looked and observed details of her family members.

[@witchplease9695]

Mirabel also directly translates to “Wonderful”

[@hereiampercylover]

Mirabel also sounds like Miracle and Abuela said that Mirabel was the miracle they needed the whole time

[@Ana-AG99]

I always wondered WHY they changed the name from Maribel to Mirabel, bc I've never met anyone named like that in Colombia, and always thought the creators got the letters mixed up lol

[@mr.j731]

This may be a stretch, but in Luisa's song "Surface Pressure", when the many doors appear when she sings "line up the dominos", many people say that some of the door designs are similar to the ones from Monsters Inc.

[@bartonbagnes4605]

I knew there had to be someone else who noticed. Seemed pretty obvious, even without the door designs. The way they were lined up just like the doors on the conveyor belts. Otherwise it would have made more sense to have stones like the ones used in Incan buildings. Which makes me wonder if there are any references to The Emperor's New Groove in this movie.

[@ViJIENEnterprises]

I thought so too...lol

[@lenacieskye1601]

Julieta is the first born, she heals what happen in the past. Pepa is the middle born, she is in the present moment feeling every second. Bruno id the youngest of the triplet. He represent the futur. Past present futur. The number 3 is also very present. Alma has triplet. Pepa has 3 kids and Julieta too… the number 3 mean strength beauty and wisdom (Louisa, Isabela, Mirabel) 3 is also: past present futur. 3 generations. It also refer as family. A couple became a family when they create an other human. (In this case the symbolic is stronger with triplet)

[@tylerblack3962]

Another kind of interesting thing i noticed in Encanto is that each parent, aside from Bruno, had 3 kids each

[@ReneeAH-2008]

Yeah... if that continues, there're going to be a LOT more Madrigals.

[@zeekiioo]

@@ReneeAH-2008😐😐😐 hahahahaahahahahahaah

[@Muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu]

Bruno does a lot of things that would be used to “ward off bad luck” for example he throws salt over his left shoulder and knocks on wood for the same reason it shows just how superstitious Bruno has become from his time apart from his family

[@Hoztyle619]

He also doesn't step on cracks. And I think he became superstitious due to everyone telling him his visions were actually causing the events. He did think it was his fault and tried his best to ward off bad luck

[@sadafjamshaid2502]

Also, if you look closely, Abuela’s name on her door is written in the Disney font, pretty cool how they slip in these little things, huh?!

[@jazzy_9761]

Antonio outfit wasn’t white at the beginning, when Maribel sings The Family Madrigal and everyone was walking out Antonio had his colorful outfit on. The white outfit was simply for the ceremony. You also see his outfit with color in the painting that’s on the wall when Maribel sings about The Madrigals outside on one of the houses before the ceremony as well.

[@1.mariyahh806]

Thank you I was looking for this comment 😭

[@jazzy_9761]

@@1.mariyahh806 yeah it was driving me crazy not seeing anyone point that out either lol

[@faye_2]

I love that already the dress of little Mirabel has butterflys all around her neckpart. Indicating she is the new wonder. Her grandmother had the wonder to ensure surviving of her family after trauma. Now Mirabel represents the wonder to heal and thrive for her family after (transgenerational) trauma.

[@malinelin91]

You could also say that Mirabel is the miracle! Both because her name sounds a lot like the word, but also because she's always talking about how special her family is, even her father and uncle Felix, and she saves the family by seeing Abuela's true powers.

[@ericolacoke9534]

Dude Antonio is so underrated i love him. And Camilo. Camilo deserved more screen time.

[@PeachReaver]

Be Alan, go to college, take many many acting classes! ...Most popular roles are you being a chicken and a toucan...XD

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

🤣😂

[@carterdunlap9957]

And A Bug Armadillo Thing

[@cherishmin2149]

Actually in the song under the surface, Luisa is dancing on a stage and she’s actually doing the dance both lilo and stitch do to Elvis.

[@parkerurban4978]

in surface pressure, when the doors are falling on luisa, it possibly could be a reference from monsters inc. with all of the doors. in addition, pepa brushes her hair and says “clear skies” which made me think of rapunzel how she brushed her hair to let it heal others

[@williamjose3996]

The butterfly is a recorrent theme representing the inner transformations that the family needed to pass through to understand the "weird" members, such as Bruno and Mirabel, and also embrace that the family shouldn't be only one thing, such as strong and perfect, as Luisa and Isabela, respectively, but also let them do their own thing. Since Mirabel represents this change, she kinda is the heir of Abuela, been the one that give the casita magic again. I got to this conclusion since abuela dont have powers of their own, and the similarity between the two of them in their desire of keeping the family together, as wel as protecting them from harm.

[@missdeejay]

Luisa's strength is a reference to Maria Isabel Urrutia, whose sport, weightlifting, gave Colombia its first Olympic Gold medal. Look her up, and you'll see. In fact, one of Colombia's strongest Olympic sports is weightlifting. Nothing to do with Hercules.

[@ritaperry4615]

No but the movie made a reference to Hercules in her song. And then she got ready to fight Cerberus when Hercules ran. That was the point, she is the one who was born strong and is given all the weight nobody else can take.

[@bryonytaylor9693]

04:14the "brooch" is actually part of a chatelain which was an item of clothing from the 19th century worn by housekeepers, or the lady of the house if she didn't have a house keeper. they often carried useful items like keys, smelling salts, scissors etc whatever the owner foudn useful. which i think was a wonderful touch for Abuela Alba as she is literally the keeper of the house.

[@mlc2028]

NOT poncho. It's a RUANA !

[@j.d.r.5491]

🔥

[@angelagonimavalero7700]

Good point. Correction: In Colombia, it’s the ruana made of sheep wool, the garment to cover from the cold weather in the high mountains. Its design is different than a poncho.

[@zeekiioo]

not a ruana,its your mom

[@PuppyLoverSilver]

An Easter egg I found was that in the song “We don’t talk about Bruno” Dolores says that Bruno told her the man of her dreams was just out of reach, betrothed to another. In the end of the movie, the man Isabella was betrothed to was introduced to Dolores and wanted to merry her.

[@malinelin91]

And you actually see Mariano a second before Dolores sings about the man of her dreams, and after Dolores sang "I can hear him now", Camilo says "Isabela your boyfriend's here", so there are a lot of hints who it is.

[@j.d.r.5491]

And the movie can go even deeper, BEST Disney movie, no doubt. 💎

[@donutmaxgaming9674]

Kinda ironic that Mirabel’s mom has a book where a beer CURES headaches.

[@ElizabethRiveraAbril]

Thats because in Colombia it's a fact this: if You have hangover's headache, one cold beer in breakfast can heal you. (Sorry for My Bad English)

[@jeanmichelsetze4423]

Luisa and Camilo are my favs!

[@godsmadz]

Does this mean mirabel already got her gift because her dress is brightly and more vibrant then anyone else’s outfit

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

She learns by the end, but I won't spoil it if you haven't seen it yet.

[@BicGirl]

Wait I saw the movie and I’m confused is her power like being the house?

[@FatinChibi]

@@BicGirl spoiler alert+theory= Despite Mirabel is 'powerless',she is mostly has a bond with Casita & in the ending where all the family members were illustrated on the main door,the person who in the centre among the family portrait is Mirabel instead of Alma. That might be a hint she'll be next leader/heir of Casita due both of her & Alma has a common;they're related with an objects (Alma with candle & Mirabel with house/Casita)

[@artanimations5166]

In the song, “ We don’t talk about Bruno” Delores’s scene while she is singing, you can see Bruno walking on the second floor in the background and it looks like he is walking toward the painting in which he lives in.

[@wyattae]

I thought it was pretty obvious-

[@Maxwelium]

@@wyattae FR AND I THOUGHT ITS THE POINT OF THE SONG THAT EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT HIM

[@wyattae]

@@Maxwelium SAME ADUIHAF

[@liezevda5782]

i saw in the song "we dont talk about bruno" bruno sneeking by upstairs when dolores is singing

[@tamiradotson3668]

I haven't really seen anybody mention it, but Isabela mostly resembles Abuela both physically and personality wise. Both attempts to maintain a facade of everything's perfect and fine. This facade however, seems to splinters when it comes to Maribel and they both treat her harshly. The house reflect the family's internal state, but the strongest connection seems to be with Abuela and Maribel, hence it is there argument that causes it to break. There is a theory that Maribel is meant to be the next house leader after Abuela, and this supported by her having a much closer relationship to the Casita, her ability to make each character vurenable and that "she was sent by grandfather". Plus the butterfly and candle symbolism on her dress.

[@glabrezu1111]

If we start on Abuela's physical resemblance, one cannot miss how Alma Madrigal looks like a twin sister to Olympia Dukakis's Anna Madrigal from Tales of the City. I personally think that was very intentional

[@msalyssadias]

The rainbow on Mirabel’s dress is blue, purple, and pink, bisexual pride colors. The actor who voices her is bi ☺️💙💜💖

[@Sedow1231]

Or maybe because her family colors are blue , light pastel purple that looks like pink... you know

[@BitterJoyXx]

@@Sedow1231 They aren't necessarily saying Mirabel is bi, they're just saying it was nice to have a Bisexual actor, play a character with a Bisexual coloured dress. it's like a small appreciation... you know

[@charityingram5468]

I love purple

[@sleepyjester]

i saw that! it’s a really cute detail :)

[@Its_StarLancer99]

Mirabel has music notes on her dress to represent Dolores also Dolores has sound waves on the collar of her dress

[@cloverring]

Mirabel's clothing literally shows that her "powers" is the same as abuela's.

[@vanessaarzate8463]

I love Encanto so much!!! Encanto forever!

[@j.d.r.5491]

✨🌟✨❤️✨🌟✨

[@corinnedrollette6107]

Did anyone notice them singing “he’s here!” In We Don’t Talk About Bruno, referring to Mariano, but it also applied to Bruno.

[@QueenOfKoopas]

Bruno mentioned of two sisters hugging it out could resolve it. I thought maybe it was also a Frozen reference since sisterly love fixed everything.

[@williamjose3996]

Actually i think that, since we can't see who Mirabel is hugging at the first time it was fer Abuela, hence the butterfly in the river. But also is a hug on Isabela, since Mirabel being the one powerless Madrigal child always have underestimated herself when compared to her sisters. So, she needed to fix the family cracks to fix the miracle itself. Since she have already spoken with Luisa before the vision of the hug, she only needed to make amends with Isabela. But, as predicted by the vision, she also needed to apologize to her Abuela and the way she saw the family. Actually this fits a theory of my own, that the mountain split in two halves represents the conflicting opinions of Mirabel and Abuela.

[@littlejademoon]

@@williamjose3996 that's true about visions. A seer doesn't see every minute detail. It's up to the person in question to read into the vision. They square in on Isabella because sibling rivalry was so obvious and questioning Abuela wasn't an option, lol.

[@Whammyxxd]

My personal favorite characters are Camilo, and Isabella, and some honorable mentions are Peppa, Antonio, Bruno, and Felix, but my least favorites are Abuela, and that one guy who is Isabella's ex fiance

[@oh3mgeealex]

My favorites are Camilo , Dolores , and Bruno. Dolores and Camilo have the best parts in “ we don’t talk about Bruno” and are overall just the best. But Isabellas animation reminds me of another Disney character but I don’t know who

[@Whammyxxd]

@@oh3mgeealex Isabella reminds me a lot of Moana

[@oh3mgeealex]

@@Whammyxxd maybe that’s who I’m thinking of but her design and face remind me of something

[@milomongoose9976]

Abulla is so good

[@witchplease9695]

My favorites: Dolores, Camilo, Antonio, and Bruno. Though I also loved Mirabel, Luisa, and all the parents. Isabela and Abuela were my least, but I still like and empathize with them.

[@kendallle1314]

Also the first song introduces all the characters just like in Lin’s musical Hamilton introduces all the main characters.

[@cmtp33]

Mickey was in one of the picture frames on the wall. When Antonio sits down with the animals.

[@TheGoodGentleman92]

Did anyone spot Bruno lurking around during the "We Don't Talk About Bruno" song when Dolores sing?

[@Pinkfifi3]

Tbh I think it's Camillo since his part comes next and if I was living hiding in the walls of my family's home, I wouldn't go out in the middle of the day

[@pickleyjuices4937]

@@Pinkfifi3 I personally think it’s Bruno since you can tell that Dolores can hear him and pulls Mirabel away from that direction while looking behind her to see where he is

[@jenniferanderson5080]

This is different, look when Delores dances with Mirabel look at the back ground you will see a cloak figure dance and run.............................. Bruno

[@corinnedrollette6107]

I like how the phrase “open your eyes” was repeated at least 3 times in the movie, reinforcing the message about perception.

[@ZoE-th4zq]

When Bruno throws salt over his shoulder it’s not for snow it’s for luck

[@nekobinn]

Can we just appreciate that she pronounced every name and Spanish word perfectly? 💖

[@amiesherry463]

And we don’t talk about Bruno when Dolores is singing in the background you could see Bruno dancing

[@Ana-AG99]

I also noticed that, when Mirabel gets into Bruno's room, she is actually having a short conversation with one of Antonio's birds. But I've never seen anyone noticing that she could talk to animals too

[@renewilder6807]

It didn’t talk/ communicate with her she just spoke to it Like many do with pets