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[keitha.]

*"We don't talk about Bruno..BUT we do sing about him."*

-The Madrigals, except for Abuela

[EdslilNeko]

random detail that stuck out to me about this movie: The family photo that Mirabel gets excluded from in the beginning looks very rehearsed and everyone with a very visual gift is demonstrating their powers in the photo (Luisa lifting a big rock, Isabela's flower petals, etc), but the final family portrait in the end is just them all standing together as a family, without any of that polish or fanfare. Goes to show that even in something as simple as a family photo there was pressure on everyone to be a certain way and make the family look good.

[dinosoph]

Fun Fact: Stephanie Beatriz (The voice actor who portrays Mirabel) was 9 months pregnant when she recorded waiting on a miracle, she gave birth about 48 hours after her final recording of the song!

[sheepcouldtalk]

i really don't see many people mention it, but in the very beginning when Abeula is talking about what she went through losing her husband, it's glossed over, and the animation reflects that. Later on, when mirabel see's what she went through, you get the full animation, the pain and agony as she watches her love be taken from her, brings her to her knees. So heart wrenching.

[radoslavnenchev]

Fun fact: Lin-Manuel Miranda wanted Mirabel's "Waiting on a miracle" to feel out of sync with the family thus making it more true to Mirabel's reality. He wrote this track in a 3/4 measurement, while the rest of the family solo and group songs were written in 2/4 and 4/4. I think that's a very cool detail.

[kiracookie]

Something I like about Dolores' part in we don't talk about Bruno is the fact that not only does she sing in like a whisper-ish tone but you can also hear all of their movements clearer. Example: their shoes hitting the floor, her grabbing mirabel and pulling her the other way. It's just like we had her powers in that moment and hearing everything amplified

[veronicalarr]

I AGREE ABOUT THE CHARACTER IN MIRABEL’S VOICE. I see a lot of people talking about the quality of singers in Disney “decreasing” and it’s like first of all, no, they still have immensely talented actors/singers. But in this movie they emphasize the CHARACTER over the singing so while maybe vocally it’s not like the best technique ever it has a lot of life to it and it feels like these people are conversing through song rather than just singing randomly.

[iamsam]

no matter how many times i watch this my eyes release buckets at "we see how bright you burn, we see how brave you've been" every freaking time!!!

[poompongjanchei]

Mirabel didn't get a gift because she's a gift herself. She's the magic. She didn't get her own room but Casita is hers.

[sophiebarnes]

hannah: "we should be talking about Bruno"
me: "don't worry the entire fanbase has that covered"

[keitha.]

Y'know, there's something I noticed about Abuela Alma's bit during the Family Madrigal opening number. The way she sings her part sounds like the tune from Dos Oruguitas which is really cool.

[lillianaguerra]

19:25 when Camilo shifts into that half baby person and shouts "Mirabel" is like the funniest thing ever to my omg

[robertmolnar]

I truly love how, in the beginning, Abuela looks sad when Abuelo dies, but when there is actual footage of what happens, she has the worst grief and pain a person can experience. She shielded the family for so long, she forgot to be part of it :(

[Valandar]

During Luisa's song ("Surface Pressure"), you caught what a LOT of people seem to miss - the line "I'm pretty sure I'm worthless if I can't be of service". That line BANG! Changes the entire mood.

[DeepFreeze]

When the kids find out Mirabel doesnt have powers and one girl goes "If I were you I'd be really sad". That is such a kid thing to say. Completely honest and brutal! I found that both funny and very accurate!

[gypsyxheart]

My favorite part about Isabella's song difference between We Don't Talk About Bruno and What Else Can I Do is the pitch. She's so much higher and princess perfect, then she actually gets to sing more like "herself" and get some low notes and belts. It's such a subtle character change but I love it so much.

[jasmine.c.g]

There's so much emotion behind everyone's voice acting and singing that I can't NOT cry when simply watching other people react to the movie. I ball my eyes out every time.

[rachelregister]

Can we also talk about how Camilo’s voice actor isn’t a singer but he still sang and was AMAZING

[bookbutterfly]

One lyric detail I also really like and haven’t seen anyone talk about is in the Family Madrigal, Mirabel describes their family like “a perfect constellation, so many stars and everybody gets to shine”, but in All of You she sings instead “a glowing constellation, so many stars and everybody wants to shine”, like they’re now acknowledging that the family isn’t perfect, but that’s ok, and it’s still good. Also its acknowledging that not everyone actually was treated equally, but everyone in the family wanted to “shine”, and to be perfect and have Abuela’s validation.

[aliyahpulido]

8:04 Fun fact no one asked for: The lady saying "Luisa, can you reroute the river?" is voiced by Sarah Nicole-Robles, who has done background/scratch voicework for Disney for yeeears, and now she's best known as the voice of Luz Noceda on the beloved Disney show, "The Owl House!"