Introduction
Bruno and Dolores distinguish themselves from the other Madrigal family members with abilities in the Disney film thanks to an Encanto concealed element in the home. One aspect of Encanto shows how Bruno and Dolores differ from the rest of the Madrigal family. The Madrigal family members are some of the more well-known Disney characters in recent years because of the Disney movie from 2021. Mirabel may have been the narrative’s focus, but the other magical Madrigal family members also had significant roles. This includes Mirabel’s deaf cousin Dolores and her foresightful uncle Bruno, who both had the opportunity to put their abilities to use.
Some Hidden Details
Bruno and Dolores stand apart from the other Madrigal family members in the Disney film with remarkable abilities because of one of Encantos details in the home. One aspect of Encanto shows how Bruno and Dolores differ from the rest of the Madrigal family. The Madrigal family members are some of the more well-known Disney characters in recent years because of the Disney movie from 2021. Mirabel may have been the narrative’s focus, but the other magical Madrigal family members also had significant roles. This includes Mirabel’s deaf cousin Dolores and her foresightful uncle Bruno, who both had the opportunity to put their abilities to use.
The research into the Madrigal family gives viewers a wealth of knowledge on Bruno and Dolores’ life, even though they are not the main subjects of Encanto. The animated Disney film takes some time to go into the family’s history and show how each Madrigal family member acquires unique skills that help the family and the neighborhood. A mystical door appears in the house they name Casita when a Madrigal family member is 5 years old, which makes this transformation feasible. Through Madrigal’s chamber doors at Encanto, the distinctive qualities of Bruno and Dolores are subtly revealed.
Camilo (Rhenzy Feliz) talks about and calls Bruno a terrible supervillain in his solo stanza for “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” To frighten Mirabel, Camilo pretends to be Bruno and takes on a dark demeanor. Although most of the family sings about Bruno as an enigmatic guy, Camilo’s rendition of him is by far the most powerfully scary. He imagined his inflated image of Bruno, who would have been about five years old when Bruno vanished. This is because, among the family, he had the least experience with Bruno.
Conclusion
Though the movie is quite good, many mental health professionals reported that their clients, particularly first-generation children of immigrants, “see themselves reflected” in the story of Encanto and use the movie to communicate “about things that otherwise might go unsaid.” The characters and dynamics of the film have sparked a discussion among mental health professionals. The most talked-about characters have been Mirabel, Isabela, Luisa, Alma, and Bruno, who have been linked to neurodiverse family members. There are several layers to Encanto, depicting problems “many families are going through,” according to psychologist Kadesha Adelakun in an interview with CNN.
