Lin-Manuel Miranda, Germaine Franco & Encanto - Cast

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Artist: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Germaine Franco & Encanto - Cast

Title: Encanto

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

1. The Family Madrigal (4:17)
2. Waiting On A Miracle (2:41)
3. Surface Pressure (3:22)
4. We Don't Talk About Bruno (3:36)
5. What Else Can I Do? (2:59)
6. Dos Oruguitas (3:34)
7. All Of You (4:38)
8. ¡Hola Casita! (0:46)
9. Colombia, Mi Encanto (2:55)
10. Two Oruguitas (3:34)
11. Abre Los Ojos (3:16)
12. Meet La Familia (2:08)
13. I Need You (2:27)
14. Antonio's Voice (2:14)
15. El Baile Madrigal (2:50)
16. The Cracks Emerge (1:22)
17. Tenacious Mirabel (1:35)
18. Breakfast Questions (1:25)
19. Bruno's Tower (0:52)
20. Mirabel's Discovery (2:56)
21. The Dysfunctional Tango (2:42)
22. Chasing The Past (2:26)
23. Family Allies (1:15)
24. The Ultimate Vision (2:10)
25. Isabela La Perfecta (1:20)
26. Las Hermanas Pelean (1:17)
27. The House Knows (1:28)
28. La Candela (3:20)
29. El Río (1:27)
30. It Was Me (1:20)
31. El Camino De Mirabel (2:09)
32. Mirabel's Cumbia (2:48)
33. The Rat's Lair (1:21)
34. Tío Bruno (2:23)
35. Impresiones Del Encanto (2:29)
36. La Cumbia De Mirabel (2:46)
37. The Family Madrigal - Instrumental (4:17)
38. Waiting On A Miracle - Instrumental (2:41)
39. Surface Pressure - Instrumental (3:22)
40. We Don't Talk About Bruno - Instrumental (3:35)
41. What Else Can I Do? - Instrumental (2:59)
42. Dos Oruguitas - Instrumental (3:34)
43. All Of You - Instrumental (4:53)
44. Colombia, Mi Encanto - Instrumental (2:54)

Review

As I delve into the "Encanto (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)", I'm struck by the incredible fusion of traditional Colombian music and modern styles. The soundtrack, a collaboration between Lin-Manuel Miranda and Germaine Franco, is a true masterpiece that brings the film's vibrant world to life. With its rich blend of vallenato, cumbia, and bambuco, infused with elements of salsa, tango, and reggaeton, this album is a dynamic celebration of Colombian culture. The result is a soundtrack that perfectly complements the Disney animated film, transporting listeners to a world of love, family, and tradition. The music is pure emotion, speaking directly to the heart.

The songs on the soundtrack are performed by the Madrigal family, and they explore themes of individuality, self-worth, and familial love, adding a profound emotional depth to the narrative. Tracks like "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and "Dos Oruguitas" stand out for their catchy energy and heartfelt sentimentality, showcasing the talent of the singers and the songwriters. These songs have become an integral part of the film's storytelling, weaving a spell that draws listeners in and refuses to let go. With each note, the music whispers secrets of the heart, inviting listeners to join the Madrigal family on their journey of discovery and love.

Germaine Franco's score is a highlight of the album, marking a milestone in her career as the first woman to score a Disney animated feature film and the first Latina to win a Grammy for Best Score Soundtrack for Visual Media. Her work, combined with Miranda's, has earned the soundtrack numerous awards and nominations, including the Annie Award and the Grammy Awards. The "Encanto (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" is a testament to the power of music in storytelling, celebrating the beauty of Colombian culture and the universal themes of family and identity. As I listen to the album, I'm swept away by the passion and energy of the music, feeling the rhythm of the Colombian heartbeat in every note. - Karina