Stephanie is so adorable!! I'm so glad that she's doing so well, though I'm sad that Brooklyn99 is over I just love her as Mirabel in Encanto and Carla in In the Heights. I'm looking forward to whatever she does next. She's so friggin' talented, Diane as well. I love her in Doom Patrol, they both have such range. And those dishes look so delicious!!
Can we all appreciate how versatile these two are? Diane plays a badass in Doom Patrol while Stephanie played Rosa in Brooklyn 99 and now both play these two adorable and sweet characters in a kid's movie, I just love them❤🌟
Not to mention Diane plays a character with like 20+ other personalities in Doom Patrol (there’s more but I’m talking about what’s shown in the show), all very different from eachother while executing it incredibly.
No because I'm mixed and my parents aren't together but I'm normally with my mom and when I'm talking to her I forget she doesn't know Spanish like me so when I say something in Spanish while just talking in English she completely shuts down and tries to guess what I said 😂😂
I loved the movie “encanto” it felt like I was virtually a part of every tradition they had! I also love Diane’s make up/outfit in this video it reminds me of her character!!
I love seeing how folks make typical dishes their own!! I’m half Mexican (Papa) and Colombian (Mama). Mom makes her arepas 🫓 a lot bigger a bit thinner and the queso fresco cheese goes atop!! 😭❤️ add unos huevitos y ya 🍳 Breakfast is served!!
@@hihenry22Gorditas are basically arepas, so it would be pointless to have one parent make arepas and another make gorditas. However, gorditas are not as popular in Mexico (tacos are more popular there) as Arepas are in Colombia. So I would think that her mother's arepas are more tasty.
As a Southerner and Dominican, this is the exact recipe for Hot Water Cornbread and it is so nice to see how different cultures can have similar meals and foods with different names!
Yeah but the corn flour we use is manufactured completely different from what other latin countries use. Masa arepa or Harina Pan is what you wanna look for when you go to the store. In Venezuela, it's eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as a flat bread (kinda like a tortilla or pizza base) for whatever toppings you want, whereas in Colombia it's eaten specifically as a filled hot pocket sandwich but which allows for so many kinds of ways to eat it!
“Anything made with love is gonna be better” It’s very true I’ve had spaghetti at different houses and restaurants, but my grandmothers spaghetti is just 100% better than any other. Similar to my other grandmothers breakfast cooking. Her eggs, beans, tortillas, etc is just better than any breakfast place(s)
I am in AWE that Stephanie Beatriz is the voice of Mirabel. Not only that, but she SINGS TOO. Like, how can SHE, actress of stone cold badass Rosa Diaz, play such a sweet dorky bean like Mirabel - who just so happens to be her real voice?? The talent man.
Since when was Rosa Diaz so happy. Edit: If you're looking for a war zone, welcome. There's a completely pointless argument occuring downstairs and you're welcome to join.
@@Djinn_Entonic If she were heterosexual you never would have said "she's a heterosexual legend", so by trying to be supportive for things that are normal you are stressing things like they weren't normal...
I like how the couldn't be more wrong about making arepas, but they just keep encouraging each other. You gotta really get your hands in the mix. As colombians we learn to make arepas around 12 or 13 years old
I'm Colombian, but my mom never let me be around the kitchen. She said she was safeguarding my hands because I was going to become a renowned microsurgeon, which I did (not renowned, but a micro surgeon, indeed). And I learned to make arepas and buñuelos in my adulthood. :) Saludos!
My family's mexican and we would make arepas (we call them gorditas) with different flavors; cheese, potatoes, and beans. We'd eat them with sour cream, with guacamole, or just by themselves. Loved the movie so much, the whole cast and team did a wonderful job. Me encanto mucho 🤩
Oh I love gorditas. We also have a Salvadoran restaurant near us and my mom and I love to get pupusas. They are crazy good with the cortido and rice and beans. I want to try an arepa now.
Son de la misma forma y el mismo concepto pero saben muy diferente, ya que la harina tiene un sabor diferente, la harina de las arepas es más granulada y no tiene un sabor tan fuerte al maíz como la masa de las gorditas, aún así yo soy mexicana y amo las 2
As a black African woman, this movie and the authenticity to the culture of Colombia is such a refreshing breath of air. I love love love it. Doesn't hurt that I've been a big fan of both of these women for years 😁
I just want to say, as a colombian, this is the first time I see they add the cheese individually, my mom (and my fam in general) add the cheese to the dough and mix it again, then you give them their form and then you fry them
I see Stephanie Beatriz, I think Rosa Diaz. And then Stephanie speaks... and I remember shes not Rosa 😆 I see Diane, I think Maritza! And then remember shes not actually a criminal 😆 Both those arepas looked amazing 🤤
Latino is too generalized, these are exclusively Colombian and Venezuelan. I guess they are eaten in some other countries as well but they're not common
I think Peru has Stuffed potato (they use cheese), Argentina... the only similar thing I can think of is Milanesa. Mexico has Quesadillas, And Chile... well, we just have Pan con Queso, but we have a big variety of bread. We have Barros Lucos sandwich tho, which it is homemade bread with melted cheese and steak. Btw, I've been in Colombia and I loved Arepas ♡ kudos to Colombia for that.
We have something like this in Ecuador but instead of dough it's a thick mash potatoe pancake with green onion and bacon in it and a ball of cheese in the center, fried like these. 💕 Best served with cuy and sankocho with pleanty of yucca root and cactus leaf.
I love Diane’s shirt, it’s the same one Vanessa Hudgens wore for promotional videos for the “My Little Pony: A New Generation” movie. Couldn’t forget a shirt like that lol
my father's family has lived in Venezuela for 40 years, my parents lived 10 years in there too and my brother was born there and they have tought me the Venezuelan way of making arepas and we have always done them since I can remember. Its so cool to see the difference between the Venezuelan way and the Colombian way to prepare them (I know Stephanie and Diane are Americans but for example, they don't mention reina pepiada or carne mechada as the common stuffing or how they put the toppings over the arepa and not inside)
Porque ellas tiene raíces colombianas y las preparan como sus padres las hacían, además la película está basada en Colombia, y pues es la cultura de ellos.
It's so funny watch them cut the dough with a knife. In my family we always do the whole process as Diane says, with our bare hands: the mixing, the portioning and the shaping.
diane is actually correct that you should put "love" in your food because that is the secret recipe and i always hear that to my mom cause we have a restaurant in our hometown and the name is like trio, baked with love bakery so umm❤️❤️
Love this! Love how they're getting along like real sisters and also how their outfits match their characters (Diane wearing purple and Stephanie wearing blue!) I can totally picture Isa&Mira having a cooking competition🧑🏻🍳 at casita’s kitchen where Luisa’s just 🤦🏻♀️ing at them while Camilo sneaks in &eats all 🫓s they cooked😂 (or maybe he doesn’t cause he only trusts tia Julieta’s cooking lol)
As a Colombian, this is so lovely to watch. I mostly make my arepas with the cheese on top and not inside because I'm clumsy and the whole masa falls apart lol
The is always a gap when I hear Stephanie's voice cause I always expect to hear Rosa. I also always think I'll see her in all black. She's cool either way though
Not all Spanish ppl sound Spanish and I think it's a stereotype to assume they do. I'm black and German but I sound whiter than most white ppl. I hate when ppl see me and assume I'm Spanish or black and then I talk and they're all shocked. It's like "not all black ppl grew up hood ya know". 😒
@@nicolerh I just wanted to hopefully clear something up. OP wasn’t referring to the actress’s ethnicity or heritage at all. With her most famous character, Rosa Diaz on Brooklyn 99, she uses a stunning character voice that is much deeper than her usual tone. Also uses the same character voice for Gina on Bojack I believe. And it’s a bit of a shock to hear her real voice outside of that. It really speaks to her talent honestly!! Character voices are not easy to do, especially one as memorable as hers. But I don’t think OP was saying at all that people sound the same because of their ethnicity. =)
If none of you knew arepas are both Venezuelan and Colombian so as a Venezuelan I eat arepas a lot my mom usually makes them thicker and we put the toppings inside the arepas after cooking
Everyone here is talking about Stephanie being different from Rosa, I'm over here surprised that a curse word hasn't come out of Diane's mouth throughout the video (crazy Jane)
There's this whisky tasting room on the way home from work, and there's this food truck there, makes arepas, and I became acquainted with arepas. Which was exciting, as I rarely try anything new. Arepas for the win! :)
Las arepas de Dianne y Stephanie se ven increíbles, los otros ingredientes no tanto. Nunca en mi vida he comido arepas con queso y guacamole, es algo que nunca en mi vida se me habria ocurrido mezclar. Dado a qué las arepas son más para el desayuno y el guacamole en el almuerzo.
al menos en la arepa venezolana, mi familia se las come con aguacate o cualquier combinación de aguacate que pueda haber. No sé la diferencia que puede haber en sabor con la colombiana pero 🤷🏻♀️
Curioso, supongo que no son muy comunes con aguacate en algunas zonas del país, pero las arepas ocañeras, del departamento Norte de Santander, básicamente son así: queso (costeño) + aguacate, y créeme, son deliciosas, no te arrepentirás si las pruebas.
I really want to make their exact recipe, except my family is allergic to everything. I'm pretty sure we have lactose intolerance, my mom is allergic to soy and cilantro, and my sister is allergic to avocados. This is the only proof that we are not Latinx/Spanish/Mexican at all😂
but the arepa in itself it's gluten free, no milk, just corn flour and water...an a tinge of salt...you can est it with something else, that in the video it's just one of many types of fillers
Jajajaja you can make another tops, with meat, chicken, vegan cheese, whatever that you want to. You can eat arepa with almost everything 🤗❤ (And pls say latins/latino, mostly people from latinoamerica doesn't like LATINX. Literally people in USA just make that word when there's already ways to refer to latinos)
I didn't wanna watch any Encanto related videos before watching and now that I finished I was so excited to watch this!! Not disappointed, they're both so bubbly and funny i love them! She probably hears this all the time but I can't get used to Stephanie Beatriz's voice knowing she was the actor for Rosa Diaz HAHAHA
I Love Arepas con queso 😋Also I just watched the movie Encanto with my family and now it is one of my favorite Disney movies ever❤️ also I was born right next from Colombia 🇨🇴 I was born in Venezuela 🇻🇪 Amazing movie!!!
I'm a British Pakistani.. the shout out to ghee (cz we use it loadssssssss!!) has me soooooooo happyyyyyy and from Stephanie aswell! Love thisssssss ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i have seen so many interviews/vids with stephanie beatriz, and i don't think i will ever get over her real voice
she’s just supposed to be ROSA DIAZ!!!
Omg
Hahaha same here
Huh? She sounds exactly like Mirabel Madrigal
@@phel0049 ma’am i meant rosa diaz from brooklyn nine nine lol
“I learned this during my time in prison” Not enough appreciation to Diane’s callback to her time on OITNB! Love you Maritza!
I was looking for this comment LMFAO
What if Rosa Diaz was the one who put her behind bars?
@@georgewang2947 Lmao
Oh god I spent the ENTIRE VIDEO trying to figure out how I knew her. I AM ASHAMED.
t..that's a nod at Good Fellas. They shave the garlic into slices like that with a razor.
Stephanie Beatriz is a really curious mix
She was born in Argentina, her mother is Bolivian, her father is Colombian, and she's American
That is some unique combination right there but we love the result 😁
That's some major "chiledominicurican" energy
@@lantsov8347 hell yeah i loved that musical
Her mom is Bolivian!!!! Omg I didn't knooow, represent Steph!
"uh, my mom is dominican-cuban, my dad is from chile and p.r. which means..."
Stephanie: My mom in the movie
Diane: OUR MOM
Made me laugh so much omg 😂
Such sisters energy hahahaha
I found the timestamp. It's 1:16 if anyone else gets lost.
"it was MY wedding day" "OUR wedding day" type beat
That part came on right as I was reading your comment 😂
@@judelunzaga8970 😭😭😭😭
Ok but Diane’s makeup, clothes, and beauty are giving such princessy vibes 👸🏻🥰 💜
And Ariana vibes from her recent days in X Factor, I love it so much!💜💜💜
Like her character!
isabela was made for her
her outfit screams “modern day Isabela”
speaking of which, does anyone know where I could find a blouse similar to the one Diane's wearing. Thaanks.
Stephanie is so adorable!! I'm so glad that she's doing so well, though I'm sad that Brooklyn99 is over I just love her as Mirabel in Encanto and Carla in In the Heights. I'm looking forward to whatever she does next. She's so friggin' talented, Diane as well. I love her in Doom Patrol, they both have such range. And those dishes look so delicious!!
Brooklyn 99 isn’t over I think there filming another season now but season eight is the last season
@@shaunamcgrory1 huh 😭😭 s8 came out in august
@Rashi Karnik omg I didn’t know is it on Netflix
@@shaunamcgrory1 it’s over that was the last season
Doom Patrol is one of the best shows on TV and no one talks about it. Underrated gem.
My mom always mixed the cheese in with the dry corn meal then we added milk with melted butter to make the dough 🤤 beautiful memories
That sounds. AMAZING! xox
The costeño way yes
ooh :o...i wanna try that one, could you share the recipe? :D
@@nikolechastre28xd65 ^
@@nikolechastre28xd65 oh yes i would love it too
Can we all appreciate how versatile these two are? Diane plays a badass in Doom Patrol while Stephanie played Rosa in Brooklyn 99 and now both play these two adorable and sweet characters in a kid's movie, I just love them❤🌟
Not to mention Diane plays a character with like 20+ other personalities in Doom Patrol (there’s more but I’m talking about what’s shown in the show), all very different from eachother while executing it incredibly.
her acting skills on Doom Patrol are next level, she literally plays like 20 different people, it is fascinating
I love how they are normally speaking English and them boom spanish
That happen to me ALL the time
It extremely funny
In Texas we call it "Spanglish"
I joke that my native language is Spanglish 🤣🤣🤣 hearing it from others, especially spanish speaking comedians, is hilarious.
oh wow you’re cute
No because I'm mixed and my parents aren't together but I'm normally with my mom and when I'm talking to her I forget she doesn't know Spanish like me so when I say something in Spanish while just talking in English she completely shuts down and tries to guess what I said 😂😂
same except im filipino
I loved the movie “encanto” it felt like I was virtually a part of every tradition they had! I also love Diane’s make up/outfit in this video it reminds me of her character!!
Same
So, Crazy Jane and Rosa Diaz walked into a kitchen....
I couldn't believe that these sweethearts played such intense character.
I thought Jane was Genesis Rodriguez?
@@LaineMann It has been Dianne since Day 1 and she has been great at embodying Jane and her other personalities ever since.
@@LaineMann gina
@@greggceballos2611 no it’s not
Pretty sure they're talking about Crazy Jane from Doom Patrol and not Jane from Jane the Virgin. Diane was also in that but in another role
I love seeing how folks make typical dishes their own!! I’m half Mexican (Papa) and Colombian (Mama). Mom makes her arepas 🫓 a lot bigger a bit thinner and the queso fresco cheese goes atop!! 😭❤️ add unos huevitos y ya 🍳 Breakfast is served!!
Suena súper delicioso le dire a mi mamá que las haga de esa manera 😍
Does your dad make "gorditas"? that's basically the mexican equivalent of an arepa.
@Una Psicóloga Más I literally stepped in to say that. Definitely paisa!
@@hihenry22Gorditas are basically arepas, so it would be pointless to have one parent make arepas and another make gorditas. However, gorditas are not as popular in Mexico (tacos are more popular there) as Arepas are in Colombia. So I would think that her mother's arepas are more tasty.
I am so happy to see Stephanie Beatriz in more things. And a random Goodfellas shoutout on a cooking channel is always appreciated.
As a Southerner and Dominican, this is the exact recipe for Hot Water Cornbread and it is so nice to see how different cultures can have similar meals and foods with different names!
Hot water cornbread 🤤
Yeah but the corn flour we use is manufactured completely different from what other latin countries use. Masa arepa or Harina Pan is what you wanna look for when you go to the store. In Venezuela, it's eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner as a flat bread (kinda like a tortilla or pizza base) for whatever toppings you want, whereas in Colombia it's eaten specifically as a filled hot pocket sandwich but which allows for so many kinds of ways to eat it!
Oh my, we used to have hot water bread like every week. My mom taught me how to make it. I haven’t had any in a while though😞
“Anything made with love is gonna be better”
It’s very true
I’ve had spaghetti at different houses and restaurants, but my grandmothers spaghetti is just 100% better than any other.
Similar to my other grandmothers breakfast cooking. Her eggs, beans, tortillas, etc is just better than any breakfast place(s)
Stephanie yelling “VANESSA!!!” to come and eat is Latine mom vibes.
My mom yells to me like that every day when it's time to help in the kitchen or to eat so it's the most latinx thing 😭
it felt the exact same as when my mom does it 💀💀💀
I am in AWE that Stephanie Beatriz is the voice of Mirabel. Not only that, but she SINGS TOO.
Like, how can SHE, actress of stone cold badass Rosa Diaz, play such a sweet dorky bean like Mirabel - who just so happens to be her real voice?? The talent man.
"Diane is beating me." "Diane is going to win." Well, Isabella *is* the perfect sister, after all 😂
Since when was Rosa Diaz so happy.
Edit: If you're looking for a war zone, welcome. There's a completely pointless argument occuring downstairs and you're welcome to join.
That's my point😂😂
Still a bisexual legend
@@Djinn_Entonic Don't know why you had to point that out but whatever...
@@flow4458 because she is
@@Djinn_Entonic If she were heterosexual you never would have said "she's a heterosexual legend", so by trying to be supportive for things that are normal you are stressing things like they weren't normal...
Stephanie is honestly more like Mirabel than Rosa 😂 also both Stephanie and Diane’s outfits are giving me LIFE ✨
As a Venezuelan, it is interesting seeing how Colombians make their arepas. It’s a different technique and I’m intrigued
We are the country with the most variety of arepas hahaha esta es la más fácil de hacer, creería yo, no me se todas las recetas jajaja
Yo estoy aquí sufriendo al ver como hacen la mezcla con una espatula y como hacen la forma de la arepa D:
Your arepas are fraudulent
@@danielcastillo9587 how?💀 u know them or smth?
lizadbgt2 y que no la abren... ehh raro jajaja pero interesante XD
I discovered Arepas at a Latin festival and paid $12 each for them… I fell in love and was completely broke by the end of the day… they got me
They ripped you off.
I like how the couldn't be more wrong about making arepas, but they just keep encouraging each other. You gotta really get your hands in the mix. As colombians we learn to make arepas around 12 or 13 years old
Wait what!? I learnt doing arepas when I was like 5
I don't even remember exactly how it went for me. I think it was just from seeing my mom doing them constantly 😂
yep, the dough is mixed by hand (as Diane said) and when you start to sweat from kneading it is already done (as Stephanie said) xD
I'm Colombian, but my mom never let me be around the kitchen. She said she was safeguarding my hands because I was going to become a renowned microsurgeon, which I did (not renowned, but a micro surgeon, indeed). And I learned to make arepas and buñuelos in my adulthood. :) Saludos!
@@lauramartinez4985 5? I learned it in the womb
My family's mexican and we would make arepas (we call them gorditas) with different flavors; cheese, potatoes, and beans. We'd eat them with sour cream, with guacamole, or just by themselves. Loved the movie so much, the whole cast and team did a wonderful job. Me encanto mucho 🤩
Oh I love gorditas. We also have a Salvadoran restaurant near us and my mom and I love to get pupusas. They are crazy good with the cortido and rice and beans. I want to try an arepa now.
Las gorditas cuentan como un tipo de arepa? Siempre he tenido esa duda
Arepas and gorditas are two separate dishes. The flour is different. That's like saying arepas when you mean tortillas.
Son de la misma forma y el mismo concepto pero saben muy diferente, ya que la harina tiene un sabor diferente, la harina de las arepas es más granulada y no tiene un sabor tan fuerte al maíz como la masa de las gorditas, aún así yo soy mexicana y amo las 2
@@danalithai extactament. El sabor es importante
Diane saying she doesn’t taste her food when she’s cooking is my mom😂😂😂
Plus the avocado in arepas omg sounds freaking good😱
As a black African woman, this movie and the authenticity to the culture of Colombia is such a refreshing breath of air. I love love love it. Doesn't hurt that I've been a big fan of both of these women for years 😁
I just want to say, as a colombian, this is the first time I see they add the cheese individually, my mom (and my fam in general) add the cheese to the dough and mix it again, then you give them their form and then you fry them
They are literally their characters in Encanto. I love it!
*I feel like she's faking the voice, she will always be Rosa Diaz to me*
ikr in b99 she sounds so deep, in an interview she's high pitched
It’s normal for people’s voices to change whilst acting lol eg rosas voice changed several times throughout b99
I see Stephanie Beatriz, I think Rosa Diaz. And then Stephanie speaks... and I remember shes not Rosa 😆
I see Diane, I think Maritza! And then remember shes not actually a criminal 😆
Both those arepas looked amazing 🤤
Ok but the way Stephanie screamed "VANESSA!!" at 7:57 reminded me so much of In the Heights lol
Beyond proud of these women. They represented Colombian beautifully and has made an outstanding impact on younger generations. Thank you ladies 🥺💙
I miss the "you draw i cook" 😭
They’re both are so adorable 🥰
Stephanie Beatriz: my dad makes this almost every Christmas.
Me: my mom makes them every day for breakfast.
I always mix the pan and water with my fingers, you gotta feel that mixture with your heart to know when its ready!
Yesssss. And why she's is cutting it with a ruler 😩 you just take out a little ball from the bowl
All for the game pfp !!
@@mnicole3602 YES! Absolutely love AFTG!!
@@chokispokis Right! rulers?!
This is basically the Hispanic/Latino version of a grilled cheese tbh. And it's so good.
Latino is too generalized, these are exclusively Colombian and Venezuelan. I guess they are eaten in some other countries as well but they're not common
@@juliancampos8115 bruh.
I think Peru has Stuffed potato (they use cheese), Argentina... the only similar thing I can think of is Milanesa. Mexico has Quesadillas, And Chile... well, we just have Pan con Queso, but we have a big variety of bread. We have Barros Lucos sandwich tho, which it is homemade bread with melted cheese and steak.
Btw, I've been in Colombia and I loved Arepas ♡ kudos to Colombia for that.
@@k_tubbs I was just clarifying, didn't mean to be rude or anything😅.
@@KagamineRinVocaloidFor Mexico: Gorditas are more similar but more stuff is stuffed into it.
We have something like this in Ecuador but instead of dough it's a thick mash potatoe pancake with green onion and bacon in it and a ball of cheese in the center, fried like these. 💕 Best served with cuy and sankocho with pleanty of yucca root and cactus leaf.
It has another name or it's just arepa?
Omg, hello fellow Ecuadoriano 🥰🇪🇨
I love them so much. They feel proud of their Colombian roots and blood. 🇨🇴❤️
They both got auntie vibes rn 😂❤️
I love Diane’s shirt, it’s the same one Vanessa Hudgens wore for promotional videos for the “My Little Pony: A New Generation” movie. Couldn’t forget a shirt like that lol
my father's family has lived in Venezuela for 40 years, my parents lived 10 years in there too and my brother was born there and they have tought me the Venezuelan way of making arepas and we have always done them since I can remember. Its so cool to see the difference between the Venezuelan way and the Colombian way to prepare them (I know Stephanie and Diane are Americans but for example, they don't mention reina pepiada or carne mechada as the common stuffing or how they put the toppings over the arepa and not inside)
Porque ellas tiene raíces colombianas y las preparan como sus padres las hacían, además la película está basada en Colombia, y pues es la cultura de ellos.
It is about Colombia, no Venezuela. Colombia has over 70 kinds of arepas, whereas Venezuela only a little over 20.
They’re both are so cute ❤
Stephanie Beatriz will be always Roza for me from 99
Diane Guerrero will be Lina from Jane the virgin
I love them both sooooooooooo much
you look like raini rodriguez
I LOVE them together they play off that fun sisterly roles. They are so pretty and sweet
I feel like they both did a great job and Diane’s arepas were gourmet arepas while Stephanie’s were more traditional, both look delicious!
Can we just point out how Diane looks like Ariana Grande???
It's so funny watch them cut the dough with a knife. In my family we always do the whole process as Diane says, with our bare hands: the mixing, the portioning and the shaping.
It’s weird to Stephanie smiling and laughing, because I’m so used to her being Rosa!
1:18 Stephanie:and my mom in the film
Diane:our mother
Hahaha their so cute
I’m Venezuelan and Cuban and seeing people wanna make arepas is so cool especially since there a big part of my culture
8:39 I literally HEAR AND FEEL isabella’s voice
Omg it’s so cute
diane is actually correct that you should put "love" in your food because that is the secret recipe and i always hear that to my mom cause we have a restaurant in our hometown and the name is like trio, baked with love bakery so umm❤️❤️
Love this! Love how they're getting along like real sisters and also how their outfits match their characters (Diane wearing purple and Stephanie wearing blue!)
I can totally picture Isa&Mira having a cooking competition🧑🏻🍳 at casita’s kitchen where Luisa’s just 🤦🏻♀️ing at them while Camilo sneaks in &eats all 🫓s they cooked😂 (or maybe he doesn’t cause he only trusts tia Julieta’s cooking lol)
As a Colombian, this is so lovely to watch. I mostly make my arepas with the cheese on top and not inside because I'm clumsy and the whole masa falls apart lol
It's weird seeing Stephanie be so... energetic and cheerful
The is always a gap when I hear Stephanie's voice cause I always expect to hear Rosa. I also always think I'll see her in all black. She's cool either way though
This reminds me of mirabel saying "you just healed my hand with a arepas con queso" i actually heared "nadepakonqueso"
I’m part Colombian on my dads side and loveee arepas. It’s so nice to see more people talking about them-they’re amazing!
I feel like she's faking the voice, I obviously know she isn't but this just doesn't make sense to me, she will always be Rosa Diaz to me😬😁
Not all Spanish ppl sound Spanish and I think it's a stereotype to assume they do. I'm black and German but I sound whiter than most white ppl. I hate when ppl see me and assume I'm Spanish or black and then I talk and they're all shocked. It's like "not all black ppl grew up hood ya know". 😒
Yeah her voice in my mind is super deep and monotone
@@nicolerh I just wanted to hopefully clear something up. OP wasn’t referring to the actress’s ethnicity or heritage at all. With her most famous character, Rosa Diaz on Brooklyn 99, she uses a stunning character voice that is much deeper than her usual tone. Also uses the same character voice for Gina on Bojack I believe. And it’s a bit of a shock to hear her real voice outside of that. It really speaks to her talent honestly!! Character voices are not easy to do, especially one as memorable as hers.
But I don’t think OP was saying at all that people sound the same because of their ethnicity. =)
@@peep6017 Yeah right!!
@@jennischindler Thank you :)
8:39 I like how she represents Isabella
If none of you knew arepas are both Venezuelan and Colombian so as a Venezuelan I eat arepas a lot my mom usually makes them thicker and we put the toppings inside the arepas after cooking
Bro Venezuelan arepas >>>🤤🤤
“I remember a lot of this, pero it’s not working for me” YESS, we Stan a bilingual queen hahahahsga
Stephanie is nothing like Rosa!! She's such a good actress!!❤❤❤
Diane and Stephanie's hug is happy cheering both us
I love how there both Colombian!💗🇨🇴
love dianes orange is the new black reference 😭
Everyone here is talking about Stephanie being different from Rosa, I'm over here surprised that a curse word hasn't come out of Diane's mouth throughout the video (crazy Jane)
their relationship is so cute. They seem like real siblings
i love their color of their skin it’s just smooth and glowing. i’m guatemalan
I love how Stephanie mentioned Ghee.
We stan a queen who loves ghee.
That lil desi flavor!
They’re both so beautiful 😍
Comments: “Omg Rosa”
Me: *Sees Diane can only see her as Maritza from OITNB*
There's this whisky tasting room on the way home from work, and there's this food truck there, makes arepas, and I became acquainted with arepas. Which was exciting, as I rarely try anything new. Arepas for the win! :)
Bruno approves of these Arepas :) Greetings from Scotland. Have a wonderful day everyone!
8:39 when diane says "WHAT!!" It reminds me of the arguement scenebefore the "What Else Can I Do " song
Las arepas de Dianne y Stephanie se ven increíbles, los otros ingredientes no tanto. Nunca en mi vida he comido arepas con queso y guacamole, es algo que nunca en mi vida se me habria ocurrido mezclar. Dado a qué las arepas son más para el desayuno y el guacamole en el almuerzo.
Might be good for brunch for those who like a mix of breakfast and lunch
al menos en la arepa venezolana, mi familia se las come con aguacate o cualquier combinación de aguacate que pueda haber. No sé la diferencia que puede haber en sabor con la colombiana pero 🤷🏻♀️
Yo soy colombiana y si crecí con las arepas con queso XD pero con guacamole no, eso sí es raro jaja.
Curioso, supongo que no son muy comunes con aguacate en algunas zonas del país, pero las arepas ocañeras, del departamento Norte de Santander, básicamente son así: queso (costeño) + aguacate, y créeme, son deliciosas, no te arrepentirás si las pruebas.
ay...yo recuerdo un tiempo que comíamos arepa de desayuno, de almuerzo y de cena jajaja...en casa de mi abu comen de dena y desayuno.
3:06 the smirk at the end of that seNTENCE IS ICONICCC
I really want to make their exact recipe, except my family is allergic to everything. I'm pretty sure we have lactose intolerance, my mom is allergic to soy and cilantro, and my sister is allergic to avocados. This is the only proof that we are not Latinx/Spanish/Mexican at all😂
Have you tried Buffalo Cheese? It works for my lactose intolerant relatives.
but the arepa in itself it's gluten free, no milk, just corn flour and water...an a tinge of salt...you can est it with something else, that in the video it's just one of many types of fillers
Jajajaja you can make another tops, with meat, chicken, vegan cheese, whatever that you want to. You can eat arepa with almost everything 🤗❤ (And pls say latins/latino, mostly people from latinoamerica doesn't like LATINX. Literally people in USA just make that word when there's already ways to refer to latinos)
@@julioguerrero9737 Latines is also a way to address them, right?
I can’t believe that They did a great job voicing as Mirabel and Isabela from encanto movie
I always forget that Stephanie's voice is sooooo different from Rosa's 😅
Their outfits are both so pretty. Omg 🤩
Arepas remind me of pupusas my mom wouldn’t make them growing up but she would always order them for us during special occasions along with sopes
I didn't wanna watch any Encanto related videos before watching and now that I finished I was so excited to watch this!! Not disappointed, they're both so bubbly and funny i love them! She probably hears this all the time but I can't get used to Stephanie Beatriz's voice knowing she was the actor for Rosa Diaz HAHAHA
I Love Arepas con queso 😋Also I just watched the movie Encanto with my family and now it is one of my favorite Disney movies ever❤️ also I was born right next from Colombia 🇨🇴 I was born in Venezuela 🇻🇪 Amazing movie!!!
I love those interacting with each other, they feel so chill and relaxed and close to each other
did anyone else notice that Stephanie Beatriz is Salma Espinosa from Jessie???
They're all so pretty
The main ingredient of everything delicious is love..... And butter 😁
"You just healed my hand with an Arepa con Queso"
I love the goodfellas reference Diane!!!! You both are beautiful and so talented!!!
The fact that they played vallenato in the background ... this is just so beautiful ❤️
I still can't get over how Diane is Isabella from Encanto, Maritza from OITNB and Crazy Jane (and her 50+ personalities) in Doom Patrol 😭🤩😍❤️
_stephanie screaming Vanessa’s name was so relatable even I’m a non-hispanic born and I’m wheezing_
Stephanie Beatriz is everything!!! Rosa!!!!!
Honestly I just can’t get over Diane’s hair, they look amazing! ❤️
I didn’t know Arianna Grande and Kourtney Kardashian (Tall Version) have a video together
The irony that one was a cop and the other was a prisoner in two different universes
I’m about to find a recipe for these because they look so good
I'm a British Pakistani.. the shout out to ghee (cz we use it loadssssssss!!) has me soooooooo happyyyyyy and from Stephanie aswell! Love thisssssss ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️