Vocal Coach Reacts - We Don't Talk About Bruno (From "Encanto")

[@beyondviolet]

Dolores (the quiet singer) sings like that because her character has superhearing. Her voice is just as soft when she’s speaking

[@jerolddavis]

And I realized (finally) the brilliance of the way she sings it is that it's never a whisper because whispers are quite loud. What she's doing is actually quieter.

[@sulljoh1]

Dolores is the best

[@Ar1Th3C00L]

If she speaks too loud it hurts her ears

[@iiibubbleydoggy8806]

Thank goodness someone understand bc all the videos I watched they didn’t know why she was singing so quiet.

[@igavejungwonadiamondring7439]

1000th like

[@generalx13]

It's a villain song in a movie with no villain. LAYERS is the absolute simplest way to describe this movie. Every single time you watch it you find more layers and more depth and that applies to all of the songs as well.

[@UncleJacq]

This song is Ear Candy

[@LocalMaple]

The best thing about this song: even without knowing their powers, you can hear them in their singing. Pepa: she has to remain happy and upbeat, or else she’ll cause another hurricane. Dolores: With sensitive hearing, she never raises her voice, preferring to almost rap and slow sing than belt. Camilo: as a shapeshifter and an impression comedian, his voice is the most expressive. Isabela: as the bride to be and firstborn daughter, she has to be as perfect and dainty as the roses and other flowers she makes.

[@lotrfan8]

I thought Luisa was the eldest, and that's why she felt so much family pressure

[@aaliyahpowell2430]

Beautifully said

[@rainityyy]

@xxjellymaddiexx luisa is 19

[@Synthesyn342]

Fan fact: Bruno’s original name was Oscar, but Lin Manuel Miranda wanted to change the name to Bruno, for the sole fact of being to be able to rhyme “Bruno, no, no, no”

[@Chris-wt9ws]

Inagine if it was oscar We don't talk about os car car car

[@Nezha_Main]

@@Chris-wt9ws oscar- car car *gets run over by car*

[@vampiremey7666]

@@Nezha_Main lol🤣

[@raphaelsanchez7386]

It’s the same reason why Hamilton punched the bursar in the musical despite not usually being violent historically. Lin just wanted to rhyme “Burr, sir” with “bursar”.

[@juanpablopelaezgonzalez8569]

Genius

[@invisiblekatrina]

You may know this, as a vocal teacher, but the layered singing in this is called a “madrigal”, which also happens to be the surname for the family in this film 😊

[@dwoptical]

Lin Manuel Miranda loves overlapping voices like that, he did it in Hamilton for "Nonstop" and In The Heights "96,000"

[@DTux5249]

It should probably be noted: It's inspired by a Madrigal. Madrigals aren't accompanied by instruments, so this technically isn't a Madrigal, even if it has the same type of counterpoint

[@VikTimmy]

@@DTux5249while early madrigals were a cappella, by the 17th century it was common for them to be accompanied by instrumentation.

[@milesjd3021]

Please react to more Encanto songs: 1. The Family Madrigal 2. Surface Pressure 3. What else can I do

[@Eviee_Gracee]

Yessss

[@rivendells_shona]

And Dos Oruguitas!

[@machix3504]

PLEASEEE

[@timn11.04]

And waiting on a miracle

[@yujuswifebecauseshesveryfr9414]

Y’all love doing Dos Oruguitas & Wait For A Miracle dirty

[@rosenology4137]

Definitely, one of the Best Disney songs so far...Surface Pressure tho was my personal favorite

[@rosenology4137]

I mean "is still my personal favorite"

[@DavidGowers]

100% agree, Surface Pressure is my favourite, too!

[@wendillon92]

Yes! Surface Pressure might just be the most relatable song they've ever put out. Anyone with someone else depending on them just feels it.

[@sabaamini6021]

Mine too

[@MrNotAGamer]

same

[@vinnie906]

The beginning of the song is so secretive and "quiet", cause Mirabel is prying into it and investigating. By the end of it, with everyone singing their parts and prophecies together, it all sounds like a hurricane of bad omens, like Mirabel opened the Pandora's Box by bringing the name "Bruno" up. I love it.

[@naturalbby1722]

Best song in Encanto! My other favourites: “The Family Madrigal,” “Waiting For a Miracle” and “Surface Pressure” 4:15 I knew you’d pick up on Dolores’ “no no noOo” and I’m so happy you did because she sounds so good and when she sang “betrothed to another”😍

[@SourOnion101]

I am also glad she picked up on Dolores’ voice on that part, all the reactions I’ve watched (like 19) none of them mentioned it.

[@andiewfs_XIII]

You are the first person I’ve seen who acknowledged Dolores and her note when she walked out into the town.

[@thatashgirl83]

This song. That every character has a distinct style and sound and they all blend so well and the vocals plus the storytelling. Chef’s Kiss.

[@Diditataify]

"Women don't always sing up here" 😂😂😂 Never clicked faster than this when I saw you're giving the reaction to this song! And yes! By all means watch it. The soundtracks are quite refreshing especially then watching Lin-Manuel Miranda on the interviews and breaking down about each songs 🥺🥺🥺 Anyway, thank you for the reaction! Sooo soooo sooo happy you're back yay! Sending you lots of love

[@rva]

Hii! Ahh thank you. 😊 sure will watch it 👍 going to immerse fuller. Good to be back

[@AgainstThisWorld]

I love the female instinct they want group benefits but they instinctively do not help each other LOL

[@stephwiller9089]

I LOVE Dolores, I can't say it enough. I wish she had her own song cause I adore her voice and her character design is gorgeous. Edit: I also love Cam I wish he sang more too.

[@harrylts]

It's sad that she doesn't have her own song in the movie, but OR3O made a song for her featuring Dolores' voice actor from the movie!! You should listen to it, it's called "Turn it Down"

[@stephwiller9089]

@@harrylts Awesome! I will check that out.

[@baby_mexico6501]

She does it's called turn it down

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

Delores I'd my favourite too. I love her little squeak after speaking. It's so sweet.

[@MinastaurielLithoniel2713]

In the film, Delores sings so quietly because she has super hearing... so anything above a whisper sounds really loud. And I'm really glad they incorporated that into her singing part!!

[@stefanoraz27]

4:21 you're the first person to react to Dolores' adlib and I'm so proud 😭 finally someone who paid attention to details and how technically good Dolores' VA is

[@LuisEspinoza-hk1gm]

You should do dubbing. Have a very charismatic voice

[@rva]

Yes please. I would love too!! #callingdisney #noanswer

[@shednotes3016]

Agreed! I would love Rebecca to do voice overs. Being an anime supporter, I would love for an animator to design a character just for her. She would be a m a z i n g.

[@adamlorenz4748]

Gimmick Infringement! We already have A Charismatic Voice!

[@FreedomFighter2112]

@@rva All the lyrics for Encanto’s 8 songs were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie. The music for Encanto was composed by Germaine Franco, an award-winning Mexican-American composer

[@rva]

@@shednotes3016 well I love doing impressions and voices so it would be a blast !

[@sharisp2]

If you want a beautifully different sound, you must react to Surface Pressure from this film. A lovely alto voice but with lots of versatility from Jessica Darrow, Lin Manuel Miranda is a musical genius! 🎶 🥰

[@willjohnson8446]

For now, Disney seems to be leaning heavily on song writers with musical theater backgrounds. You’ve got two major sources: • Lin Manuel Miranda who wrote In the Heights and Hamilton did songs for Moana and did most of the song writing on Encanto. • Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the married couple who wrote Avenue Q and the music for The Book of Mormon. They’ve written songs for Frozen, Frozen 2, WandaVision, Coco, and contributed lyrics to Encanto.

[@greatmightypanda]

It's basically the same thing they did in the 90s with the Disney Renaissance, Howard Ashman and Alan Menken coming off Little Shop of Horrors to make Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, etc.

[@dertrix37]

They've always done that tho

[@briankinney1871]

Avenue Q was actually Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, and The Book of Mormon was just Robert. (Kristen was involved in the others, though.)

[@OfficialMusicByKJ]

i was waiting for this reaction not gonna lie, you're my favourite vocal coach reaction channel!

[@rva]

Thanks darling

[@inmyReputation-Era]

Yes, definitely watch the movie! Lin Manuel Miranda wrote all of the songs for the movie and fought for different voices and body types to be included instead of just your typical Disney film characters, especially the females. My personal fav is Surface Pressure.

[@jerolddavis]

I always loved the way the balanced the voices of Mauro Castillo (Felix) and Carolina Gaitán (Pepa) so perfectly. Mauro has such a big, powerful voice and it really takes a delicate touch to make sure he doesn't overpower Carolina's vocals, both from the singers and the post production team.

[@shednotes3016]

Rrrrrrrebecca, my family loved this movie. Great storyline, colors, music, and animation were great. Lovin' how much fun you brought to this reaction. The colors of your personality are always welcome, Rebecca. Have a stellar day!

[@PikminandOatchi]

The slight pitch shift makes it sound like a completely different song.

[@ammaleslie509]

Thanks for saying that ... I was wonder if I was the only one who noticed.

[@carlosvargasmorales4709]

All songs from this movie are amazing and captiving. The part in 3:54 is that caught me. Please do others beautiful songs from El Encanto.

[@valkyrie283]

Fun fact: this song actually heavily draws from a genre of music known for its overlapping layers called “Madrigal”

[@ChangeOfTimesx]

I love this song so much! “Surface Pressure” is a close 2nd for me. I give ALL of the props to Lin Manuel Miranda and all of the vocalists/musicians involved in this. They did such an amazing job for this film. I have an extra love and appreciation for Encanto because the film takes place in Colombia and my mom and uncles and my grandparents on her side are from Colombia! (I’m first gen American). The movie nails both the big and small details about the country and culture. My mom loved the film and I did too!

[@cybernamiyt]

Lin-Manuel Miranda has really done a good job on these songs... The songs he did for Tick, Tick... Boom!, Hamilton and Moana was also good... But the songs for Encanto has really been an ear banger and might even been the songs that have been reacted to the most, here on youtube? :D

[@lonniegabbie]

the songs in Tick Tick Boom were written by Johnathan Larson. Lin was the director of the film

[@cybernamiyt]

@@lonniegabbie Ya... You might be right... I just remembered that Lin had something to do with it... Not what he actually did 🤔

[@JPBrooksLive]

"NO clouds allowed in the sky" is my favorite line in any disney song, also he sings a descending G augmented arpeggio, which is AWESOME 😎

[@indigothecat]

What's kind of fascinating is that the family's last name is Madrigal, and this performance is basically a modern Madrigal, each family member getting their own little piece, and then combining them all in the grand finale. :D Additionally, Dolores, who does the whisper singing, is really awesome, because she gets essentially the Bass-line of the music, and in the section just before the townsfolk are singing about fish, weight, and hair, in the "We Don't Talk About Bruno" section, she actually doesn't start singing the sentence until a few beats after everyone else, which is why her "No-NoOoOoO!" has a flair that sticks out. Also, the dancing is an important part of this song as well, and honestly, this family didn't need magic. They would still be a beloved family of dramatic performers and I would pay money to see them, lol.

[@TampaTec]

Great review 👍, my family made me watch this movie and Pressure song was my favorite very relatable.

[@BlindSingleMom]

"This whirlwind of music and a haven of vocals." That is the most beautiful way I've ever heard anyone refer to the ending of that song. It just builds and builds and erupts into this gorgeous harmony that just works, even if it may seem confusing at a first listen to an untrained ear. Still, one can tell that everyone is where they need to be. Thank you for such a fun video. You made listening to this song even more enjoyable. Your own pleasure with it was so evident. Don't ever lose those authentic responses!!!

[@rva]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@ChiariPTCSongbird]

A. Drinking water as well 😊 B. Its currently #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, the 1st Disney song to do that if I remember right C. Ooooo yes please movie reaction? D. I love this song but I never know who to sing along with, too many good lines 😅

[@rva]

Wow no 1!! Thanks honey

[@Guillermo_Ariel]

First Disney song to do that since 'A Whole New World' from 'Aladdin'

[@seanroberts4011]

I'm with you... I love all the parts, and (fortunately) can do a creditable job on most of them. But I usually go with Felix's lines, just because it's easiest for me to match. Although Camilo's is fun too...

[@CASTRO7n]

Did no one notice Isabela sings “I’m fine” at the end of the song (at the end of her verses when they all sing)? It’s so creative cause the other singers hide it, and especially with Isabella’s proposal coming up I think she was starting to freak out and of course her song being next where we learn the truth

[@trashqueennemo]

"why was that upsetting?" this song is like the finale song of a first act, you gotta watch the movie to know why its upsetting lol

[@semiseriousnerd31]

Fun fact the family name Madrigal, is actually a genre of music, where you layer voices over one another in a certain part of a song

[@kthwmr]

finally, one of my fave reactors! 😍

[@rva]

🌼❤

[@kthwmr]

@@rva you replied! 🤧 ahhh, you're my top favorite now. love you all the way from the Philippines ❤️

[@canlex]

Two things I adore about this song. The end part of all the overlapping vocals. And Antonio saying "Abuela get the umbrella-a-a-a". lmao love it

[@youyeedyourlasthaw]

that’s my favorite part, glad to see someone else likes it as well

[@LiGeBosTic92]

Love how Maribel rolls her eye🙄 during Isabella’s solo 😂

[@DavidGowers]

Yeah it hit #1 on the Billboard Top 100! Lin Manuel Miranda is a singular talent

[@simeonaaina7309]

The way they smashed all of their parts together and made it sound AMAZING still amazes me

[@emmapalermo8128]

Was waiting for this. We don't talk about Bruno!! Love your video! This one and surface pressure are my favorite.

[@E_btsot798]

What I love aboug each song is the lyrics aren't the only message in the song.... if you look deeper the true messages come to light.. Like in We don't talk about Bruno each person Mirabel goes to when learning about her Tio bruno the memories conveyed to her are misconstruded memories because Bruno gave most individuals terrible/horrible preminitions (Bruno's power is to see into the future) and these visions although terrible ended up happening just as he said they would but with the context surrounding them is left out when Bruno revals his visions he only truly sees a snapshot of the total vision unless he looks deeper into the vision... which in the beginning he didn't But with his family Camilio (the kid who could shapeshift) he was young when bruno dissapeared so of course his memories of his Tio Bruno would change as he grew up because the town he lived in and his family stopped talking about Bruno even stopped saying his name effectively shunning Bruno from existence and when he was mentioned in the beginning it was in hushed tones around the family and anyone who knew bruno so of course Bruno in Camilio's memories would be a vilinized version of Bruno... And with Delores (her powers was that she could hear a pin drop from a long distance away) Bruno's visions for Delores were heartbreaking, because she was in love with her Cousin's boyfriend who was arriving for the dinner in the song we don't talk about bruno... she sings "he told me that the man of my dreams would be just out of reach betrothed to another, it's like I hear him now... i can hear him now!" Which is so sad because her lines are underlined with Isabella's lines overtop so it's kinda hard to hear Delores unless you really listen for her voice....

[@pinkquartz4450]

Yea

[@TNJenni42]

yes, it's all about the singers POV, Pepa and Felix were grown up and had many memories of Bruno before he went into hiding, Delores and Isabella were young teenagers so have some firm memories of Bruno. Camilio and Mirabel were both just 5 when Bruno left so their memories of Tio Bruno are murky and have faded especially since nobody talks about him.

[@yutisima]

yeah and Dolores' "I can hear him now" comes right before camilo's "Isabella, your boyfriend's here!", like she heard him coming even, but he came for Isabella ALSO yes, Camilo's version of the story is very villianizing on Bruno because, as I understand it, Bruno left when Camilo was around five years old, so most of the things he heard about him were bad, exagerated, evil things. It plays great when it comes to the contrast between Dolores and Camilo's part, because they're the ones who sympathise and villianize the most, respectively. Example: Dolores sings "It's a heavy lift, with a gift so humbling" (his gift was a burden) / Left the family fumbling "grappling with prophecies they couldn't understand, do YOU understand?" (meaning he was misunderstood by his whole family l, and he's asking her if SHE can understand him) But Camilo: "Seven foot frame" (Exageration as he's one of the shortest of the family) "Rats along his back, when he calls your name it all fades to black" (he literally talks as if you die if he talks to you lmao) "he feasts on your screams" (again, villianized) it's quite an interesting point in how they managed to bring their raising to play a part of how differently each one remembers him. (ALSO and now I finish, notice how even if Camilo's memory is the most extreme and accusing, he sings almost theatrically and even mocking, as if he didn't take it seriously, part because he's young and partially because even if he's been fed this version all his life, he's the only one who hasn't been affected by his prophecies. Everyone else talks about him with caution and almost fear because they have been told one of Bruno's prophecies)

[@stupidsminkle]

You uploaded this right as this song was repeating in my head again!

[@rva]

Ahhh full circle

[@jamesparson2476]

Voiceplay just did a cover of this. Soooooooo goooooooooooood!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Zimmaster]

2:30 - Low by Flo Rider does that "Simple, kind of, you know like, what makes it sometimes easier to sing is that open vowel..."

[@lelmdrWHO]

My favorite vocal coach reacts to my favorite song?! I’m here for it!

[@rva]

Ahh thank you

[@ivanichianus]

First video of yours I’ve ever watched, loved your reaction..what a fun video and you also have such a fun humor! I like how hooked on the song you immediately got (same here), incredible song and so catchy it’s been stuck in my head for the past few weeks! Great reaction, thank you!

[@rva]

Thanks darling

[@joanchittenden7963]

I’ve been waiting for thissss!!!

[@kavid8120]

Disney simply gets it !!!! when they want to share light on a culture they literally raise it up so much with perfection and give such perfection and respect to that culture you can’t help but admire their hard work and care they put into it. Goated!

[@dameonb77]

The way you pick apart the vocals and mimic it perfectly is amazing

[@joseangelfonseca1732]

1. The colorful river that they show us in the movie is a real river, is called Caño Cristales. It is known as the most beautiful river in the world. 2. In Luisa's song, when the second verse begins, Luisa and Mirabel fall into a coffee grinder 3. The plates where Bruno's visions are seen, are emerald. Colombia is the largest exporter of emerald in the world. 4. All the gifts of the family represent something Colombian. Pepa represents the country's varied and rare climate. Camilo the variety of races and ethnic groups of the country. Dolores gossip. Antonio biodiversity. Isabela the flora. Juliet the gastronomy. Luisa the work of the Colombian, could we say (? 5. All the clothes you see in the movie, including hats, are cultural from all over the country. That is why it is disrespectful to us that Disney sells it. 6. Candles represent a lot in our culture, in fact we have a day dedicated to lighting candles. Hence why the candles in the movie. 7.The palma de Cera that is mentioned in Isabela's song, and seen throughout the town, is the national tree of Colombia, and is the largest type of palm in the world. 8. The yellow butterflies represent one of the novels by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a Colombian literature Nobel Prize winner. 9. Violence in Colombia is a very big issue, which continues to be experienced to this day. In the grandmother's past we can see Forced Displacement. Colombia is the country with the most internally displaced people in the world. 10. And the flower parade. Ik that u already mentioned the biodiversity but, flowers are almost an icon as well as the parades of the “silleteros” or the flower’s parade, something very traditional here. Also the small village, it looks like a typical old village from the department (or state) of Antioquia

[@angiebby1122]

I saw this movie with my 13-year-old daughter over the weekend, and it was amazing ❤ the singing. The whole point of the story was beautiful, of course I cried, but women and hormones, lol, my daughter enjoyed it. Luv, you reacted to it

[@rva]

You're welcome. Gotta love hormones 😳

[@FreedomFighter2112]

@@rva All the lyrics for Encanto’s 8 songs were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie. The music for Encanto was composed by Germaine Franco, an award-winning Mexican-American composer

[@austinsvidz]

Love these so much! You catch everything and replay it so I don’t even have to skip back to hear it again lol Hope life is going well for you; thanks for the videos. Still watching in 2023!

[@calipidgious]

Oh, I hope you will do more of the songs from this movie. They are just fabulous. Fantastic movie!

[@sunsetsav]

I watched this two weeks ago, on my birthday, the day it was posted, and smiled when you said 'this glorious day'. I know you had no idea whatsoever, but it still made me happy. Had to come back and watch again!

[@rva]

Ahhhh that's so sweet

[@sunsetsav]

@@rva 😊 Thank you for replying!

[@janetakpa9277]

You're amazing Rebecca! You just earned yourself a new subscriber

[@rva]

Thanks sweet pea

[@ochonnidaecunniculus8002]

Whenever I listen to this song I get the really random mental image of trying to hold an armful of water balloons, cause, like, they’re so slippery and you keep on losing some as you try to grab others, but you also can’t really bring yourself to care because it’s just *fun*!

[@EduardoHerrera-pd8oe]

I really liked your reaction video. This song has grown from just going viral, into simply the most popular song in the U.S. and the U.K. It hit the #1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart for the 1st time this week. No other Disney song had achived this since 1993. Just like you, I love music and Disney movies, so, it would be nice if you also watch the other songs from the soundtrack and share your reactions with us. Five songs of this soundtrack are within the top 50 of the chart. In addition to #1, Surface Pressure is at #9, The Family Madrigal is #20, What else can I do is #27, Dos Oruguitas is #36, Waiting on a Miracle is #48, All of You is #82. According to different music critics, this is unprecedent in the story of the Billboard Chart for Disney's soundtracks.

[@rva]

Wow totally amazing

[@justaguy_yt1240]

The vocals actually pans to where the singing character/s goes when you listen in headphones or earphones, nice subtle detail i might say. Edit: I also noticed that Mirabel actually said "uck" after Isabela said her first lines in the song since she doesn't like her.

[@thenerdytiger9306]

3:34 it is intentionally low for characterisation this character has super hearing so she keeps her voice low and quiet because if she sang high notes it would most likely hurt her ears

[@liamwhite3522]

This song has an official lyrics video, which is needed for the final verse to see that yes, in fact, everyone is singing their verse at the same time with slight changes to a couple.

[@broadwaybrat1986]

Notification pops up and I immediately clicked. Don’t care if I’m in public or not. Love this song and haven’t watched your videos in a while, but am happy I’m back.🥰✨

[@christinelim7703]

Also, at 4:08. You can only hear Camilo's part if you put on the left side of your headphones

[@jennielesleymoritz-lopez8067]

So happy you reacted to an Encanto song! So much fun to watch!! I’ve been waiting for Encanto song reactions from my fave channels

[@SAngeline97]

@2:35 omg!! Apple Bottom Jeans!!! Lolol just realized that! SO funny.

[@jself1988]

When I tell you I was *searching* for your video on this just yesterday....great video!

[@rva]

Yay!

[@mentallydisturbedllama473]

Oh what a delight you are! ☺️ Loved the song analysis, terrific job.

[@LocalMaple]

4:27 Fun fact: her name is Hermana Pezmuerta. It translates to, to keep the slant rhyme, Miss Dead-fish. 5:38 “Lots of layers.” Lin Manuel is about to school you!

[@johnchlanda5772]

….that’s it? When the music stops suddenly. Your reaction, to funny. 🤣

[@mynamehere3906]

definetly react to the rest of the songs!! they are AMAZING!!

[@ma-424]

I LOVE your reactions and this one specifically 🤭✨

[@rva]

🌼❤

[@gabx0725]

Ok do "Surface pressure " next. That song is amazing. Also "Whaat else can I do" ..actually ALL Encanto songs are amazing

[@TheSeize102]

SURFACE PRESSURE is my favorite, such a mood!!!

[@pabloevens1038]

When everyone is talking/singing at the same time is actually call.. a madrigal

[@patrickmichaelsalomonelbez6188]

Hello Beckie. Always a pleasure to hear you, RVA Hush bout Bruno So Catchy ….

[@duncanelliott6664]

Surface pressure is my favorite song from the movie! This movie dose not miss at all!

[@TheGuitarHero666]

Loved the reaction. I think you would like surface pressure as well, it’s a really beautiful song and super emotional. ♥️

[@tastefullyoffensive2412]

I would like to see your reaction to Felix making all his noises 😂 like when he went “cra kekekekeke bra boom” love your voice! ❤️

[@kaithlyn-in5es]

im sorry i just wanna say I LOVE UR CHANNEL AND REACTIONS! ur literally really fun!

[@TalixZen]

Every verse is the same chord progression, (except for Izabella's verse which switched to a major key) but a different rhythm and cadence so that they can all overlap for the final verse. Also Bruno's name was originally Oscar, but Lin Well Miranda changed the name so that he could do the Bruno, no, no, no, no thing.

[@jessicafellycia3179]

HUGEE FANN😭😭❤️❤️

[@colindonald3161]

Some good dancing when you were feeling it there 😂

[@rva]

Lol #cringeisstrong

[@luzdaryfernandez8756]

I was waiting for this video, Thank you Rrrrebecca ♡

[@BigPete44]

Heyyy gorgeous Rebecca!! Hugs and kisses from New York 🥰😘😍❤️

[@rva]

Hii Petteeeee and hi New York!

[@TheCanadianGuy56]

It's gotta be hot chocolate! It's winter, always drink hot cocoa.

[@kimmycagle4096]

I love the dynamics of these songs. A very Broadway, musical theater style (obviously). I think I might be the only one who wasn't a huge fan of the movie 😬 maybe I need to watch it again.

[@tcard4723]

This is one of my new favorite Disney songs!

[@lottieblk1754]

You should react to Surface pressure, it's such an amazing song!

[@christinakern776]

Stopppp.. watching her vibe with this song describes my life for the past month. 🤣 literally can't stop listening to it. So good. 😍

[@Kaltsit-]

My beverage that I’m drinking today is oxygen. It’s probably bad for me since it’s one of the most electro negative elements on the periodic table, but it’ll be fine.

[@Angelicwings1]

I found it refreshing too. They layers make me think of Les miz, Mozart operas and Phantom of the opera but in a way that the casual listener can enjoy. I also loved the lower female registers for leads because it’s about time! We need love for the powerful vocals of lower tones. I would also like to see more counter tenors around.

[@micahpeters1810]

I'm having orange juice and tonic water this morning. If you've never tried them together you should definitely do that sometime. It's so refreshing. I love the songs from Encanto and had fun watching you react to this bop. 🥰

[@jimuelzionnabiong2999]

. Madrigal is the name of a musical genre for voices that set mostly secular poetry in two epochs

[@holasoydiego3669]

Love u Rebecca!!! From Argentina, you are so funny!!! Kss

[@stevebroughton4787]

We love talking about our beautiful and amazing RVA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Big hugs baby xxxxx

[@3BsART]

We don’t talk about Bruno… WE SING ABOUT BRUNO!!!!!!!!

[@filmerdude24]

“Sorry, I feel like I’m angry at you again. Im just excited and it’s hard to express that in one word” IMMEDIATELY SUBSCRIBED. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH

[@rva]

😁😁😁

[@kaizermierkrazy6886]

I'm watching every reaction to this song I see as an excuse to keep listening to it

[@PhilPhilson]

Okay! I literally l0ve the vibe up in here! Here is one jott'd down from 2015: (went though my personal scribblings but couldn't find it anywhere :( ) 'Bruno' may or may not have had a premonition about... Bruno: or how he might end up being perceived by the world at a later stage when word has gotten around... as it inevitably does! ;) short, concise, precise: 'Unfresh dude of Väsby' Now! Where's my poncho!

[@lilcrazeuk6193]

I'm so glad I'm not the only person absolutely obsessed with this song! So good best film to date Disney!