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Isabela Madrigal

January 01, 1970

Isabela Madrigal is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' animated film Encanto (2021). Isabela is depicted as seemingly perfect but entitled, possessing the ability to make flowers grow. However, Mirabel—her youngest sister—discovers that she struggles under the expectations of perfection. With Mirabel's help, she realizes her imperfections and begins growing plants other than flowers.

Isabela Madrigal
Encanto character
First appearance
Created byJared Bush
Byron Howard
Voiced byDiane Guerrero
In-universe information
Family
  • Julieta (mother)
  • Agustín (father)
  • Luisa (sister)
  • Mirabel (sister)
Relatives
  • Abuela Alma (grandmother)
  • Pedro (grandfather)
  • Félix (uncle)
  • Pepa (aunt)
  • Bruno (uncle)
  • Dolores (cousin)
  • Camilo (cousin)
  • Antonio (cousin)
NationalityColombian

Directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush based the character upon the family archetype of the golden child, which resulted in her being written as the eldest Madrigal grandchild. Her gift originated from a consultant's request for Encanto to prominently feature nature and the popularity of Colombian flowers, while her dress is influenced by the country's flower festivals. Actress Diane Guerrero, who stated she somewhat personifies the character, provides Isabela's voice.

The character and her message on the limitedness of perfectionism have been discussed among therapists.

Development edit

Conception edit

After finishing Zootopia (2016), directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush knew they wanted their next project to be a musical[1]—which turned into a Latin-American musical after songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda came on board.[2][3] Howard and Bush had already worked on buddy films "where two characters go out into the world and learn about each other" and wanted to try something "completely different."[3] They and Miranda discussed their common experience of having large extended families, and decided to make a musical film about a large extended family with a dozen main characters.[3][4] Early on, they made "three important discoveries" about families which became the basis of the film's story: "1) most of us don't feel truly seen by our families, 2) most of us carry burdens we never let our families see, and 3) most of us are oblivious that nearly all of us, especially within our own families, feel the exact same way".[5] Howard and Bush started to discuss Latin-American culture at length with Juan Rendon and Natalie Osma, who had previously worked with them on the making-of documentary Imagining Zootopia.[1][3] Rendon and Osma both happened to be from Colombia and repeatedly drew upon their personal experiences with Colombian culture in their discussions, which caused Howard, Bush, and Miranda to focus their research on that country.[1] Rendon and Osma became the first two of several cultural experts hired by Disney Animation as consultants on the film,[1] who collectively formed what Disney called the "Colombian Cultural Trust."[3][6]

The characters and gifts of Encanto were built upon family archetypes; Isabela represents that of the golden child.[1] According to Bush, the archetypes made the gifts feel more reasonable, being prescribed by emotions and personality.[7] After attaching the archetypes, the directors incorporated "very relatable family dynamics, and then ma[de] them magical and big and beautiful and visually stunning".[8] Isabela was written as the eldest Madrigal grandchild and therefore pressured to be perfect.[9] Her conflict with Mirabel, according to the directors, was a perfect opportunity to depict the latter as a more complete character. Howard said that although the two love each other, they do not understand one another, resulting in a large amount of tension that eventually becomes extremely freeing for both of them.[10]

Isabela's gift originated from consultant Alejandra Espinosa's request for nature to be a major element, since Colombians considered it to be a great source of pride. Though Antonio's gift, to communicate with animals, was inspired by this request, story artist Samantha Vilfort opted to give Isabela floral powers due to the popularity of Colombian plants.[11] An early concept for her gift was the ability to bring plants to life.[12] In addition, a version of the script featured Isabela with a "very different" romantic storyline.[13] She was involved with Bubo, a dorky fish out of water from the city. Screen Rant stated that this storyline would change Isabela's character arc significantly: "The inclusion of Bubo would draw more attention to her romance rather than her internal struggle, perhaps making her arc less personal than what the final cut established."[14] Ultimately, the production team decided a man would not define Isabela's journey. In lieu, she is "her own woman, still finding herself".[15]

Voice edit

 
Colombian-American actress Diane Guerrero voices Isabela.

Isabela, according to Howard, is a difficult role to voice. She had to be both amusing and charming, and the ideal Madrigal; however, she also had to be Mirabel's major family adversary.[10] Colombian-American actress Diane Guerrero instantly understood the reason she was cast in the role; she said she somewhat personifies the character. Guerrero grew up watching Disney films and princesses. As a child, she "lived" in the magical fantasy world of Disney. Guerrero yearned to be a princess, but she had no idea what it genuinely meant to be one.[16]

Design edit

Isabela's character design corresponds to her motions and denotes her floral abilities. Her dress's flowery design was influenced by those worn by women doing Bambuco dance. Encanto costume design lead, Neysa Bove, consulted a botanist for inspiration on her dress.[17] Flower festivals in Colombia, particularly those in Medellín, were another source of inspiration for Isabela's outfit and space.[18] Her dress depicts several types of Colombian flowers that signify her gift, such as dahlias, hydrangeas, and daisies.[18][19] Orchids—Colombia's national flower—appear in her hair and the embroidery on her neckline.[20] After the song "What Else Can I Do?", Isabela's dress is altered. Several different designs were explored for the change; the ultimate iteration depicts bolder colors and flowers mentioned during the song.[21]

Isabela's mannerisms are always "perfect", in contrast to the way Mirabel moves. Renato Dos Anjos, Encanto's head of animation, noted the crew always wanted Isabela to look graceful from every angle, even if she was not the primary character in the shot; she is aware she is "always on stage".[18] Unlike the rest of her family, Isabela's dress does not feature asymmetry, owing to her perfection.[17] Disney incorporated "this subtle undercurrent" of simultaneous anxiety into Isabela, despite her physical appearance as the golden child.[22] Isabela also bears much resemblance to Alma, including a nearly identical face; Screen Rant speculated these physical similarities induced trauma in Alma and were the reason she pressured Isabela to be perfect.[23]

Appearances edit

Encanto edit

Main article: Encanto

Isabela Madrigal is Luisa and Mirabel's eldest sister, gifted with the ability to grow flowers. Due to this, her family often see her as perfect, especially Abuela Alma. Mirabel is often annoyed at Isabela's entitled personality. She is scheduled to be engaged to their neighbor Mariano Guzmán, who Alma deems a perfect match. On the night, however, Mirabel ruins the proposal by accidentally revealing a lost prophecy by their missing uncle Bruno, which everyone believes means Mirabel will destroy the family's miracle. Isabela is angered at this and chastises Mirabel; the latter, through a new prophecy by Bruno, believes she must hug the former to save the family's miracle. Mirabel insincerely asks Isabela for a hug, to which she refuses. However, as Isabela tries to force her to leave for her sarcastic apology, Mirabel complains about Isabela's supposed selfishness and entitledness. This prompts Isabela to complain about the constant expectation of perfection on her; how Mirabel only sabotages her attempts to conform with it; and that she never wanted to marry Mariano and was only doing so for her family. As she expresses these revelations, a cactus appears. Prompted by this unexpected plant, Isabela wonders what else she can grow and wishes people did not expect perfection from her. Finally understanding her sister, Mirabel assists Isabela in becoming more imperfect, and the two grow more flawed but beautiful plants. As they both stand right by the candle, they share a hug, fulfilling Bruno's vision. However, Alma sees them and accuses of Mirabel of hurting the family just because she was not given a gift. Mirabel then realizes that no matter how hard Isabela—as well as the rest of the family—tries, she will not be perfect enough for their grandmother. As Mirabel and Alma fight, their house, Casita, falls apart, and the family lose their gifts. After Mirabel and Alma reconcile, the family and the townspeople rebuild Casita. The Madrigals make a doorknob to complete the house. When it is put into the front door, the magic returns. Isabela gives herself a new look and continues to grow flawed plants, no longer burdened by expectations of perfection.

Merchandise edit

Isabela is featured in several Encanto figurine sets.[24][25] Disney based much merchandise upon her, including a Lego set titled "Isabela's Magical Door", which depicts her room;[26] a garden room play set; the "Disney Isabela Core Fashion Dress";[24] a hair play doll; makeup; and jewelry. /Film expressed disappointment in the abundance of Isabela-related merch and lack of individual toys based on the other members of the family—except for Mirabel. As she is considered the beautiful and perfect sister, the website stated this reinforces the idea that beauty is the principal marketing tool for young girls.[27]

Video games edit

Isabela appears as a playable character in the world building game Disney Magic Kingdoms, being a character to unlock for a limited time.[28]

Reception edit

ABS-CBN said that Isabela's "power ... make[s] for a visual spectacle ... with her colorful arrays of flowers".[29] IGN gave praise to Guerrero's performance: "[Co-star Jessica] Darrow and Guerrero as Luisa and Isabela both get particular moments to shine during solo songs that not only light up the screen, but deftly show the hidden complexities these characters carry with them."[30] Screen Rant and Comic Book Resources both ranked Isabela as the seventh most-likeable character in Encanto.[31][32]

Therapists have associated Isabela as the "perfectionist who feels she can't fail". Her message, about the limitedness of perfectionism, has been considered relatable for many immigrants' children.[33] Psychology Today said: "Isabela's healing demonstrates the link between authenticity, spontaneity, and joy".[34]

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d e Brown, Tracy (November 29, 2021). "Encanto Is Disney's First Latino Musical. How the Filmmakers Got Colombia Right". Los Angeles Times. from the original on December 27, 2021. Retrieved February 2, 2022.
  2. ^ Ordona, Michael (December 1, 2021). "'Encanto': A melange of music, magic and a dash of Miranda". Los Angeles Times. from the original on January 3, 2022. Retrieved 3 January 2022.
  3. ^ a b c d e Steele 2021, pp. 4–11.
  4. ^ Cavna, Michael (November 23, 2021). "How Lin-Manuel Miranda became a go-to songwriter for Disney". The Washington Post. from the original on November 25, 2021. Retrieved January 3, 2022.
  5. ^ Jones 2021, p. 8.
  6. ^ Carey, Meredith (November 24, 2021). "On Location: The Colombian Towns, Architecture, and Music that Inspired Disney's Encanto". Condé Nast Traveler. from the original on December 27, 2021. Retrieved 27 December 2021.
  7. ^ Jones 2021, p. 16.
  8. ^ Fleming, Ryan (January 11, 2022). "Encanto Directors on Colombian Influences and Magical Realism: 'Magic That Was Born Out of Emotion'". Deadline Hollywood. from the original on February 2, 2022. Retrieved February 2, 2022.
  9. ^ Bush, Jared [@thejaredbush] (December 8, 2021). "1/3 - Okay, #Encanto friends, now for the kids: Isabela (21) first grandchild, hence golden child pressure, Dolores (21) couple months younger, in Isa's shadow hence quieter and Mariano issues, Luisa (19) next, strong middle child and feels need to please… cont'd…" (Tweet). Retrieved February 4, 2022 – via Twitter.
  10. ^ a b Howard, Byron; Bush, Jared; Smith, Charise Castro (November 24, 2021). "Byron Howard, Jared Bush, & Charise Castro Smith Interview: Encanto". Screen Rant (Interview). Interviewed by Tatiana Hullender. from the original on February 11, 2022. Retrieved February 2, 2022.
  11. ^ Jones 2021, p. 109.
  12. ^ Dominick, Nora (February 3, 2022). "27 Encanto Scenes, Lyrics, and Character Designs That Were Actually Cut From the Final Version of the Film". BuzzFeed. from the original on February 5, 2022. Retrieved February 5, 2022.
  13. ^ Howard, Byron; Bush, Jared; Smith, Charise Castro (September 29, 2021). "Encanto Directors Byron Howard, Jared Bush, & Charise Castro Smith on What Makes This Story So Special". Collider (Interview). Interviewed by Christina Radish. from the original on February 11, 2022. Retrieved February 2, 2022.
  14. ^ Graham-Lowery, Nathan (January 5, 2022). "Encanto Deleted Scene Reveals Isabela's Cut Love Interest". Screen Rant. from the original on January 6, 2022. Retrieved February 17, 2022.
  15. ^ Jones 2021, p. 153.
  16. ^ Guerrero, Diane (November 26, 2021). "Diane Guerrero on 'Encanto,' the Film's Beautiful Message, and the Surreal Experience In Bringing Isabela to Life". Collider (Interview). Interviewed by Christina Radish. from the original on February 17, 2022. Retrieved February 17, 2022.
  17. ^ a b Bove, Lorelay; Bove, Neysa (March 2, 2022). "How a Pair of Real-Life Sisters Brought Encanto to Life Through Clothing". Elle (Interview). Interviewed by Sarah Nechamkin. Retrieved March 8, 2022.
  18. ^ a b c Koeppel, Kari (October 9, 2021). "Introducing Walt Disney Animation Studios' Upcoming Movie, Encanto". Disney News. from the original on February 6, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  19. ^ Chrysostomou, George (December 7, 2021). "Encanto: 10 Character Details You Didn't Notice". Screen Rant. from the original on December 7, 2021. Retrieved February 4, 2022.
  20. ^ Jones 2021, p. 102.
  21. ^ Jones 2021, p. 103.
  22. ^ Jones 2021, p. 101.
  23. ^ Mason, Courtney (January 11, 2022). "Encanto: Why Abuela Is Hardest on Isabela (Not Mirabel)". Screen Rant. from the original on February 11, 2022. Retrieved February 4, 2022.
  24. ^ a b Weiss, Sabrina Rojas (January 22, 2022). "The Best 'Encanto' Toys to Bring the Madrigal Magic to Your Home". Parents. from the original on January 29, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  25. ^ Muhammad, Latifah (January 11, 2022). "Where to Pre-Order 'Encanto' Funko Pop Figurines". Billboard. from the original on January 22, 2022. Retrieved January 22, 2022.
  26. ^ Davis-Friedman, Samantha (December 1, 2021). "Celebrate the magic of 'Encanto' with new merchandise". Attractions Magazine. from the original on January 8, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  27. ^ Colangelo, B. J. (January 20, 2022). "The Fight For Luisa's Muscles: How Encanto Dispels The Disney Tradition". /Film. Retrieved March 22, 2022.
  28. ^ Disney Magic Kingdoms (Gameloft) (March 10, 2023). "Update 68: Encanto | Event Walkthrough". YouTube.
  29. ^ Hawson, Fred (December 14, 2021). "Movie review: Disney makes magic anew in 'Encanto'". ABS-CBN. from the original on February 6, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  30. ^ Towers, Andrea (November 15, 2021). "Encanto Review". IGN. from the original on January 8, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  31. ^ Redding, Shane (November 24, 2021). "Encanto: The Main Characters Ranked By Likability". Screen Rant. from the original on February 11, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  32. ^ Venegas, Jasmine (December 11, 2021). "Encanto: Every Member Of The Madrigal Family, Ranked By Likability". Comic Book Resources. from the original on February 11, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  33. ^ Shoichet, Catherine E. (January 18, 2022). "Why therapists ARE talking about Bruno -- and all the other 'Encanto' characters". CNN. from the original on January 24, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.
  34. ^ Robles-Ramamurthy, Barbara (January 31, 2022). "Healing Lessons From 'Encanto'". Psychology Today. from the original on March 6, 2022. Retrieved February 6, 2022.

Works cited edit

  • Jones, Juan Pablo Reyes Lancaster (November 23, 2021). The Art of Encanto. San Francisco: Chronicle Books. ISBN 978-1-7972-0086-6.
  • Steele, Bruce C. (2021). "The House of Mirth: Encanto—Walt Disney Animation Studios' 60th film—conjures a remarkable family living in a magical house in the mountains of Colombia". Disney Twenty-three. 13 (4). Burbank: The Walt Disney Company: 4–11. ISSN 2162-5492. OCLC 698366817.

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Isabela Madrigal is a fictional character who appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios animated film Encanto 2021 Isabela is depicted as seemingly perfect but entitled possessing the ability to make flowers grow However Mirabel her youngest sister discovers that she struggles under the expectations of perfection With Mirabel s help she realizes her imperfections and begins growing plants other than flowers Isabela MadrigalEncanto characterFirst appearanceEncantoNovember 3 2021Created byJared BushByron HowardVoiced byDiane GuerreroIn universe informationFamilyJulieta mother Agustin father Luisa sister Mirabel sister RelativesAbuela Alma grandmother Pedro grandfather Felix uncle Pepa aunt Bruno uncle Dolores cousin Camilo cousin Antonio cousin NationalityColombian Directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush based the character upon the family archetype of the golden child which resulted in her being written as the eldest Madrigal grandchild Her gift originated from a consultant s request for Encanto to prominently feature nature and the popularity of Colombian flowers while her dress is influenced by the country s flower festivals Actress Diane Guerrero who stated she somewhat personifies the character provides Isabela s voice The character and her message on the limitedness of perfectionism have been discussed among therapists Contents 1 Development 1 1 Conception 1 2 Voice 1 3 Design 2 Appearances 2 1 Encanto 2 2 Merchandise 2 3 Video games 3 Reception 4 References 4 1 Works citedDevelopment editConception edit After finishing Zootopia 2016 directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush knew they wanted their next project to be a musical 1 which turned into a Latin American musical after songwriter Lin Manuel Miranda came on board 2 3 Howard and Bush had already worked on buddy films where two characters go out into the world and learn about each other and wanted to try something completely different 3 They and Miranda discussed their common experience of having large extended families and decided to make a musical film about a large extended family with a dozen main characters 3 4 Early on they made three important discoveries about families which became the basis of the film s story 1 most of us don t feel truly seen by our families 2 most of us carry burdens we never let our families see and 3 most of us are oblivious that nearly all of us especially within our own families feel the exact same way 5 Howard and Bush started to discuss Latin American culture at length with Juan Rendon and Natalie Osma who had previously worked with them on the making of documentary Imagining Zootopia 1 3 Rendon and Osma both happened to be from Colombia and repeatedly drew upon their personal experiences with Colombian culture in their discussions which caused Howard Bush and Miranda to focus their research on that country 1 Rendon and Osma became the first two of several cultural experts hired by Disney Animation as consultants on the film 1 who collectively formed what Disney called the Colombian Cultural Trust 3 6 The characters and gifts of Encanto were built upon family archetypes Isabela represents that of the golden child 1 According to Bush the archetypes made the gifts feel more reasonable being prescribed by emotions and personality 7 After attaching the archetypes the directors incorporated very relatable family dynamics and then ma de them magical and big and beautiful and visually stunning 8 Isabela was written as the eldest Madrigal grandchild and therefore pressured to be perfect 9 Her conflict with Mirabel according to the directors was a perfect opportunity to depict the latter as a more complete character Howard said that although the two love each other they do not understand one another resulting in a large amount of tension that eventually becomes extremely freeing for both of them 10 Isabela s gift originated from consultant Alejandra Espinosa s request for nature to be a major element since Colombians considered it to be a great source of pride Though Antonio s gift to communicate with animals was inspired by this request story artist Samantha Vilfort opted to give Isabela floral powers due to the popularity of Colombian plants 11 An early concept for her gift was the ability to bring plants to life 12 In addition a version of the script featured Isabela with a very different romantic storyline 13 She was involved with Bubo a dorky fish out of water from the city Screen Rant stated that this storyline would change Isabela s character arc significantly The inclusion of Bubo would draw more attention to her romance rather than her internal struggle perhaps making her arc less personal than what the final cut established 14 Ultimately the production team decided a man would not define Isabela s journey In lieu she is her own woman still finding herself 15 Voice edit nbsp Colombian American actress Diane Guerrero voices Isabela Isabela according to Howard is a difficult role to voice She had to be both amusing and charming and the ideal Madrigal however she also had to be Mirabel s major family adversary 10 Colombian American actress Diane Guerrero instantly understood the reason she was cast in the role she said she somewhat personifies the character Guerrero grew up watching Disney films and princesses As a child she lived in the magical fantasy world of Disney Guerrero yearned to be a princess but she had no idea what it genuinely meant to be one 16 Design edit Isabela s character design corresponds to her motions and denotes her floral abilities Her dress s flowery design was influenced by those worn by women doing Bambuco dance Encanto costume design lead Neysa Bove consulted a botanist for inspiration on her dress 17 Flower festivals in Colombia particularly those in Medellin were another source of inspiration for Isabela s outfit and space 18 Her dress depicts several types of Colombian flowers that signify her gift such as dahlias hydrangeas and daisies 18 19 Orchids Colombia s national flower appear in her hair and the embroidery on her neckline 20 After the song What Else Can I Do Isabela s dress is altered Several different designs were explored for the change the ultimate iteration depicts bolder colors and flowers mentioned during the song 21 Isabela s mannerisms are always perfect in contrast to the way Mirabel moves Renato Dos Anjos Encanto s head of animation noted the crew always wanted Isabela to look graceful from every angle even if she was not the primary character in the shot she is aware she is always on stage 18 Unlike the rest of her family Isabela s dress does not feature asymmetry owing to her perfection 17 Disney incorporated this subtle undercurrent of simultaneous anxiety into Isabela despite her physical appearance as the golden child 22 Isabela also bears much resemblance to Alma including a nearly identical face Screen Rant speculated these physical similarities induced trauma in Alma and were the reason she pressured Isabela to be perfect 23 Appearances editEncanto edit Main article Encanto Isabela Madrigal is Luisa and Mirabel s eldest sister gifted with the ability to grow flowers Due to this her family often see her as perfect especially Abuela Alma Mirabel is often annoyed at Isabela s entitled personality She is scheduled to be engaged to their neighbor Mariano Guzman who Alma deems a perfect match On the night however Mirabel ruins the proposal by accidentally revealing a lost prophecy by their missing uncle Bruno which everyone believes means Mirabel will destroy the family s miracle Isabela is angered at this and chastises Mirabel the latter through a new prophecy by Bruno believes she must hug the former to save the family s miracle Mirabel insincerely asks Isabela for a hug to which she refuses However as Isabela tries to force her to leave for her sarcastic apology Mirabel complains about Isabela s supposed selfishness and entitledness This prompts Isabela to complain about the constant expectation of perfection on her how Mirabel only sabotages her attempts to conform with it and that she never wanted to marry Mariano and was only doing so for her family As she expresses these revelations a cactus appears Prompted by this unexpected plant Isabela wonders what else she can grow and wishes people did not expect perfection from her Finally understanding her sister Mirabel assists Isabela in becoming more imperfect and the two grow more flawed but beautiful plants As they both stand right by the candle they share a hug fulfilling Bruno s vision However Alma sees them and accuses of Mirabel of hurting the family just because she was not given a gift Mirabel then realizes that no matter how hard Isabela as well as the rest of the family tries she will not be perfect enough for their grandmother As Mirabel and Alma fight their house Casita falls apart and the family lose their gifts After Mirabel and Alma reconcile the family and the townspeople rebuild Casita The Madrigals make a doorknob to complete the house When it is put into the front door the magic returns Isabela gives herself a new look and continues to grow flawed plants no longer burdened by expectations of perfection Merchandise edit Isabela is featured in several Encanto figurine sets 24 25 Disney based much merchandise upon her including a Lego set titled Isabela s Magical Door which depicts her room 26 a garden room play set the Disney Isabela Core Fashion Dress 24 a hair play doll makeup and jewelry Film expressed disappointment in the abundance of Isabela related merch and lack of individual toys based on the other members of the family except for Mirabel As she is considered the beautiful and perfect sister the website stated this reinforces the idea that beauty is the principal marketing tool for young girls 27 Video games edit Isabela appears as a playable character in the world building game Disney Magic Kingdoms being a character to unlock for a limited time 28 Reception editABS CBN said that Isabela s power make s for a visual spectacle with her colorful arrays of flowers 29 IGN gave praise to Guerrero s performance Co star Jessica Darrow and Guerrero as Luisa and Isabela both get particular moments to shine during solo songs that not only light up the screen but deftly show the hidden complexities these characters carry with them 30 Screen Rant and Comic Book Resources both ranked Isabela as the seventh most likeable character in Encanto 31 32 Therapists have associated Isabela as the perfectionist who feels she can t fail Her message about the limitedness of perfectionism has been considered relatable for many immigrants children 33 Psychology Today said Isabela s healing demonstrates the link between authenticity spontaneity and joy 34 References edit a b c d e Brown Tracy November 29 2021 Encanto Is Disney s First Latino Musical How the Filmmakers Got Colombia Right Los Angeles Times Archived from the original on December 27 2021 Retrieved February 2 2022 Ordona Michael December 1 2021 Encanto A melange of music magic and a dash of Miranda Los Angeles Times Archived from the original on January 3 2022 Retrieved 3 January 2022 a b c d e Steele 2021 pp 4 11 Cavna Michael November 23 2021 How Lin Manuel Miranda became a go to songwriter for Disney The Washington Post Archived from the original on November 25 2021 Retrieved January 3 2022 Jones 2021 p 8 Carey Meredith November 24 2021 On Location The Colombian Towns Architecture and Music that Inspired Disney s Encanto Conde Nast Traveler Archived from the original on December 27 2021 Retrieved 27 December 2021 Jones 2021 p 16 Fleming Ryan January 11 2022 Encanto Directors on Colombian Influences and Magical Realism Magic That Was Born Out of Emotion Deadline Hollywood Archived from the original on February 2 2022 Retrieved February 2 2022 Bush Jared thejaredbush December 8 2021 1 3 Okay Encanto friends now for the kids Isabela 21 first grandchild hence golden child pressure Dolores 21 couple months younger in Isa s shadow hence quieter and Mariano issues Luisa 19 next strong middle child and feels need to please cont d Tweet Retrieved February 4 2022 via Twitter a b Howard Byron Bush Jared Smith Charise Castro November 24 2021 Byron Howard Jared Bush amp Charise Castro Smith Interview Encanto Screen Rant Interview Interviewed by Tatiana Hullender Archived from the original on February 11 2022 Retrieved February 2 2022 Jones 2021 p 109 Dominick Nora February 3 2022 27 Encanto Scenes Lyrics and Character Designs That Were Actually Cut From the Final Version of the Film BuzzFeed Archived from the original on February 5 2022 Retrieved February 5 2022 Howard Byron Bush Jared Smith Charise Castro September 29 2021 Encanto Directors Byron Howard Jared Bush amp Charise Castro Smith on What Makes This Story So Special Collider Interview Interviewed by Christina Radish Archived from the original on February 11 2022 Retrieved February 2 2022 Graham Lowery Nathan January 5 2022 Encanto Deleted Scene Reveals Isabela s Cut Love Interest Screen Rant Archived from the original on January 6 2022 Retrieved February 17 2022 Jones 2021 p 153 Guerrero Diane November 26 2021 Diane Guerrero on Encanto the Film s Beautiful Message and the Surreal Experience In Bringing Isabela to Life Collider Interview Interviewed by Christina Radish Archived from the original on February 17 2022 Retrieved February 17 2022 a b Bove Lorelay Bove Neysa March 2 2022 How a Pair of Real Life Sisters Brought Encanto to Life Through Clothing Elle Interview Interviewed by Sarah Nechamkin Retrieved March 8 2022 a b c Koeppel Kari October 9 2021 Introducing Walt Disney Animation Studios Upcoming Movie Encanto Disney News Archived from the original on February 6 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Chrysostomou George December 7 2021 Encanto 10 Character Details You Didn t Notice Screen Rant Archived from the original on December 7 2021 Retrieved February 4 2022 Jones 2021 p 102 Jones 2021 p 103 Jones 2021 p 101 Mason Courtney January 11 2022 Encanto Why Abuela Is Hardest on Isabela Not Mirabel Screen Rant Archived from the original on February 11 2022 Retrieved February 4 2022 a b Weiss Sabrina Rojas January 22 2022 The Best Encanto Toys to Bring the Madrigal Magic to Your Home Parents Archived from the original on January 29 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Muhammad Latifah January 11 2022 Where to Pre Order Encanto Funko Pop Figurines Billboard Archived from the original on January 22 2022 Retrieved January 22 2022 Davis Friedman Samantha December 1 2021 Celebrate the magic of Encanto with new merchandise Attractions Magazine Archived from the original on January 8 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Colangelo B J January 20 2022 The Fight For Luisa s Muscles How Encanto Dispels The Disney Tradition Film Retrieved March 22 2022 Disney Magic Kingdoms Gameloft March 10 2023 Update 68 Encanto Event Walkthrough YouTube Hawson Fred December 14 2021 Movie review Disney makes magic anew in Encanto ABS CBN Archived from the original on February 6 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Towers Andrea November 15 2021 Encanto Review IGN Archived from the original on January 8 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Redding Shane November 24 2021 Encanto The Main Characters Ranked By Likability Screen Rant Archived from the original on February 11 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Venegas Jasmine December 11 2021 Encanto Every Member Of The Madrigal Family Ranked By Likability Comic Book Resources Archived from the original on February 11 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Shoichet Catherine E January 18 2022 Why therapists ARE talking about Bruno and all the other Encanto characters CNN Archived from the original on January 24 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Robles Ramamurthy Barbara January 31 2022 Healing Lessons From Encanto Psychology Today Archived from the original on March 6 2022 Retrieved February 6 2022 Works cited edit Jones Juan Pablo Reyes Lancaster November 23 2021 The Art of Encanto San Francisco Chronicle Books ISBN 978 1 7972 0086 6 Steele Bruce C 2021 The House of Mirth Encanto Walt Disney Animation Studios 60th film conjures a remarkable family living in a magical house in the mountains of Colombia Disney Twenty three 13 4 Burbank The Walt Disney Company 4 11 ISSN 2162 5492 OCLC 698366817 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Isabela Madrigal amp oldid 1220309213, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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