Disney's Encanto DVD [2021]

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John Leguizamo as Bruno Madrigal: Mirabel's 50-year-old ostracized uncle who has the ability to see the future. [12] Bruno also has two monikers, Hernando and Jorge. Olga Merediz provides Alma's singing voice. [9] Botero reprises her role in the Spanish dub of the film, [10] [11] while Yaneth Waldman provides her singing voice in said version. The animators were challenged by the directors to make Mirabel distinctively different from all prior Disney heroines; she had to be both capable and imperfect, but not merely just clumsy. [35] The Casita was inspired not only by traditional Colombian homes but films in which houses come alive, especially Beetlejuice (1988). [35] Diane Guerrero as Isabela Madrigal: Mirabel's oldest sister who is 21 and can make flowers bloom anywhere. [13] Director Byron Howard described her as "perfect" and "a success". [8]

The Cast of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Encanto Talk About the Madrigal Family

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