Hopefully without giving too much away… 1. The donkeys represent the drip of pressure. A small thing by itself, but one of the many things that make the responsibility list long. 2. In each new scene, Luisa is always in protector mode. 3. The 2nd scene shows different things about Columbia- coffee, hot springs, mountains. 4. The ‘Titanic’ says Madrigal. 5. The falling dominoes are doors, with the first one being her’s. Also, she mentions a light wind as the tornado approaches. 6. As Mirabel first puts her glasses on in the cloud scene, when it shows her perspective the shot is out of focus. Also in the cloud scene, it’s difficult for Mirabel to hang on just riding the uni-donkey. 7. In the falling rock scene, Mirabel gets up as if to help Luisa but doesn’t know how. The attention to story detail is ridiculous.
Another note about the donkeys, they are pack animals that are often made to carry heavy loads by their owners; Luisa is treated like a pack animal always carrying the village's heavy loads.
Donkeys are known as beasts of burden. They're the ones that everyone loads things on to be carried. Remind you of anyone??? Sadly, Luisa is pretty much the donkey of her family. Strong, reliable, and at everyone's call for heavy lifting; so much so that *she's* the one carrying the donkeys. It seems like they're there to say "Luisa, take it from us, we think you're working too hard." (Oh, and of course to lighten the tone for the kiddies.)
The donkeys that are usually pack mules aren't carrying anything because Luisa's there, really hits differently. She has to carry the donkeys sometimes even when they already are carrying something else. Honestly, really deep.
I appreciate that you went back and just watch the whole video for the second time with additional commentary! There are always things you don't notice for the first time. (Especially in a song like this where they add so many details.)
I think the sing is so heavy that the donkeys are their to have so maniac escape from all the frustation and fear of Luisa that we can totally relate to. Greetings from Chile!
I saw another commenter say this in another video and it makes sense: Donkeys are referred to often as ‘beasts of burden’ and that is how Luisa is treated for the majority of the movie. She is associated with the Donkeys because she literally another beast of burden. They do the same type of imagery with Isabella, by associating her with flowers (beautiful, perfect) which is what she deals with in a regular basis
Best advice is Family Madrigal, since it gives a quick rundown of who everyone is, then if you're up for it We Don't Talk About Bruno and What Else Can I Do
At least do Family Madrigal or What Else Can I Do before watching the movie. Those also aren’t the spoiler heavy ones either. Family Madrigal is the first song and basically introduces characters
And she carries the donkeys. Through the whole movie you see her carrying around donkeys, so she feels like she has to carry even the people (or beasts) that are supposed to be helping her. Donkeys are usually beasts of burden. They carry things for people. In this movie, she carries them instead. That's how deep her sense of responsibility runs. She won't let them help.
when you see the movie, the context will be made clear. Essentially, Luisa is being forced into service. Not like she wouldn't help people anyway, but her individuality and personal needs are sacrificed for everyone else and she is cracking under that loss of self.
I like that the part with the house had the exact effect she wanted to have for Mirabel for you xD like a super serious part where you see her super vulnerable but she doesn't wanna burden mirabel so the tone changes to something light hearted and funny
This song also has a meaning with what is happening in song the older sibling doing everything they can to protect their younger sibling no matter what it does to them physically and mentally
I love that this song has 2 meanings to me. 1. Her singing about her actual strength and how she has to hold up the family 2. It could be used for mental health
This is a 100% mental health song. Just think on it. She feels that she is literally worthless if she doesn't carry everything. This is sad as fck. Heartbreaking actually.
Even she is strong most of it from her gift not pure Human strength, she lose her power during the " Candle " snuff out ( note not yet watch the movie ) Also I'm going to feel bad the guy is going to marry her
omg no way! tysm for reacting to it! you probably didn’t notice my coment about it but that’s okay, anyways thank you again and i hope you have a good day/afternoon/night! ^^
That’s why the donkeys are there, speaking from personal experience, people under a lot of pressure have two different ways of dealing with it, 1: making jokes and acting like nothing is wrong, hence the donkey, in the song when she starts showing how truly weak she feels the donkeys are there to show her trying to lighten the mood, or second way of dealing with pressure is getting aggressive which isn’t the main thing in this video
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Hopefully without giving too much away…
1. The donkeys represent the drip of pressure. A small thing by itself, but one of the many things that make the responsibility list long.
2. In each new scene, Luisa is always in protector mode.
3. The 2nd scene shows different things about Columbia- coffee, hot springs, mountains.
4. The ‘Titanic’ says Madrigal.
5. The falling dominoes are doors, with the first one being her’s. Also, she mentions a light wind as the tornado approaches.
6. As Mirabel first puts her glasses on in the cloud scene, when it shows her perspective the shot is out of focus. Also in the cloud scene, it’s difficult for Mirabel to hang on just riding the uni-donkey.
7. In the falling rock scene, Mirabel gets up as if to help Luisa but doesn’t know how.
The attention to story detail is ridiculous.
Another note about the donkeys, they are pack animals that are often made to carry heavy loads by their owners; Luisa is treated like a pack animal always carrying the village's heavy loads.
@@vkdragonfire2123 oh okie
I think the donkeys represent donkeys
@@vkdragonfire2123 And if you notice not even the donkeys ever carry anything because it's all put on Luisa's shoulders.
Btw everyone in the comments. He has reacted to "we don't talk about bruno". It's on his channel :3
Donkeys are known as beasts of burden. They're the ones that everyone loads things on to be carried.
Remind you of anyone???
Sadly, Luisa is pretty much the donkey of her family. Strong, reliable, and at everyone's call for heavy lifting; so much so that *she's* the one carrying the donkeys. It seems like they're there to say "Luisa, take it from us, we think you're working too hard." (Oh, and of course to lighten the tone for the kiddies.)
Yes, the donkeys represent what Luisa is to everyone, a beast of burden. Donkeys are supposed to help lighten our load but Luisa has to carry them.
4:48 She was herding them because they escaped
The donkeys that are usually pack mules aren't carrying anything because Luisa's there, really hits differently. She has to carry the donkeys sometimes even when they already are carrying something else. Honestly, really deep.
She was losing her powers after this so she went through depression for a long time in this movie after this song
I appreciate that you went back and just watch the whole video for the second time with additional commentary! There are always things you don't notice for the first time. (Especially in a song like this where they add so many details.)
I just realized that Luisa pulled a Titanic with the ship and the ice berg XD
Love this song.
This song made me cry when I first Heard it
I think the sing is so heavy that the donkeys are their to have so maniac escape from all the frustation and fear of Luisa that we can totally relate to. Greetings from Chile!
I really loved this movie❤️, I watched it a month ago and was definitely worth the watch
I saw another commenter say this in another video and it makes sense: Donkeys are referred to often as ‘beasts of burden’ and that is how Luisa is treated for the majority of the movie. She is associated with the Donkeys because she literally another beast of burden.
They do the same type of imagery with Isabella, by associating her with flowers (beautiful, perfect) which is what she deals with in a regular basis
Best advice is Family Madrigal, since it gives a quick rundown of who everyone is, then if you're up for it We Don't Talk About Bruno and What Else Can I Do
Can you do a reaction to the whole movie
At least do Family Madrigal or What Else Can I Do before watching the movie. Those also aren’t the spoiler heavy ones either. Family Madrigal is the first song and basically introduces characters
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! Yeees! Finger crossed you react to the song "welcome to the family madrigal"
I know most of your reactions you rewatch it cause you want to see if there's any Easter eggs but for me it feels like you want to watch the donkeys😅
who knows the donkeys in the background fighting that three dog head who noticed that raise your hand if you did 🙋
I would like to see your reaction to the whole movie actually. 🤷🏻♀️
I have seen the frst half of the movie
can you watch madigal family
We don't talk about Bruno no no no we don't talk about brunoooooooooooooo
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Your reactions are great, please watch Encanto movie and record a reaction
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Please react to The family Madrigal
You should react to the family madrigal song!
Hi Steve how are you doing today
Super dragon ball herose 41 🥰🥰
Can you please react to what else can I do
React super dragon ball heroes episode 41 is out
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You talk too much
The funny thing about the donkeys is that like the family sees Luisa as…a beast of burden. A workhorse.
And she carries the donkeys. Through the whole movie you see her carrying around donkeys, so she feels like she has to carry even the people (or beasts) that are supposed to be helping her. Donkeys are usually beasts of burden. They carry things for people. In this movie, she carries them instead. That's how deep her sense of responsibility runs. She won't let them help.
That is so heartbreaking
when you see the movie, the context will be made clear. Essentially, Luisa is being forced into service. Not like she wouldn't help people anyway, but her individuality and personal needs are sacrificed for everyone else and she is cracking under that loss of self.
I like that the part with the house had the exact effect she wanted to have for Mirabel for you xD like a super serious part where you see her super vulnerable but she doesn't wanna burden mirabel so the tone changes to something light hearted and funny
This song also has a meaning with what is happening in song the older sibling doing everything they can to protect their younger sibling no matter what it does to them physically and mentally
I love that this song has 2 meanings to me. 1. Her singing about her actual strength and how she has to hold up the family 2. It could be used for mental health
This is a 100% mental health song. Just think on it. She feels that she is literally worthless if she doesn't carry everything. This is sad as fck. Heartbreaking actually.
The Family Madrigal would be a good one to watch, or What Else Can I Do
Necesito que reacciones a las demas canciones! adoro tu forma de reaccionar y como si captas los pequeños detalles
"The Family Madrigal" next please
If you’re doing one more from this movie, please do “Dos Oruguitas” as well. That song deserves an Oscar. Surface Pressure is my second favorite
Even she is strong most of it from her gift not pure Human strength, she lose her power during the " Candle " snuff out ( note not yet watch the movie )
Also I'm going to feel bad the guy is going to marry her
Donkeys are beasts of burden; a metaphor for how she feels.
How does this man get Luisa spot on?
Do welcome to the family madrigal
Skip to 4:19 for reaction
omg no way! tysm for reacting to it! you probably didn’t notice my coment about it but that’s okay, anyways thank you again and i hope you have a good day/afternoon/night! ^^
My favourite song from the movie
Yeessss I have been waiting my man
Yo yo priaka from Bionicle
we don't talk about bruno no no no
hey steve
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That’s why the donkeys are there, speaking from personal experience, people under a lot of pressure have two different ways of dealing with it, 1: making jokes and acting like nothing is wrong, hence the donkey, in the song when she starts showing how truly weak she feels the donkeys are there to show her trying to lighten the mood, or second way of dealing with pressure is getting aggressive which isn’t the main thing in this video