We Don't Talk About Bruno (From "Encanto") |Brothers Reaction!!!! 

I mean, why wouldn't they.

This isn’t the only diverse Disney movie

And the ignorant adults would come and say there are no black latinos (and even white latinos)

I love that the movie doesn't make a great deal of it. I mean, there are other movies that don't, but a lot of them are like "see how we don't make a great deal of it??? see how progressive we are??" while this one is just - yeah, people of all kinds of skin colors exist in the area and it's as normal as sky being blue and above your head.

@@awkwardfreakinperson7936 duhhh not what they said but this one featured so many in one community

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I cannot tell you how satisfying it is for us Latinos who are from a culture this diverse; the amount of times that I had to explain that we latinos aren't just brown and we come in all colors of a rainbow...it's STILL funny to me whenever I see a lot of Americans get thrown off by white and/or black latinos who speak Spanish fluently. Just a joyful experience watching people become more educated thanks to Encanto.

The amount of people that don’t understand that is crazy!!!

Felix is the best character idc what anyone say💀💀

@@Amicy The ones that don't understand are the ones that never had to fight for representation in the first place

@@themightierpencil say it louder for the people in the back 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤜🏾

@@themightierpencil 🎤 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

Her eyes were creepy

frl same cuz i was like:SO NOBODY SAW HOW HE PAUSED ON THE EYES?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Looking for this com, ty. 😂😂

And the way Mirabel is looking at her too XD

Yoooooooo I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed

Yes we will 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥

we definitely will check em out

What else can I do at the end of the song can be a spoiler too.

It is true that the film takes place in Colombia, the characters are Latino and they are so precisely because of their Spanish heritage.

@@zuis1000 that’s not the point

@@existenceisafarce._.172 If this is not the case, it is just that it is not the first time that I detect this confusion where it is believed that Spaniards are not Latinos, forgetting that there are Latin-Europeans and Latin-Americans, in fact some classify Filipinos as Latin-Asian (at least to those who still speak Spanish) and as Latino-Africans to the peoples of that continent who speak one of the Latin languages ​​also called Romance.

@@zuis1000 It’s Afro-Latinos, that’s what it is. But do Filipinos classify THEMSELVES as Latin-Asian. Plus, the whole idea of being Latinx is by being from Latin America. So Brazilians are Latinos, Jamaicans are also Latinos. Just because the Romance languages are derived from Latin doesn’t make them Latinos. Spanish people are Hispanic, being Hispanic means that you’re from a Spanish speaking country, so Brazilians are not Hispanic. Source: I’m Hispanic/Latina, I’ve also had extensive conversations about this with my entire Hispanic/latino family, I also talked about this with my geography teacher.

@@existenceisafarce._.172 I don't know what you're talking about with your geography teacher but America, the continent is divided into North, Central and South America, the Latin term America is more culture. Also, from now on I tell you that the terms that you are using Afro-Latinos and Latinix are not very popular around here we consider them inventions from the US Here we refer more to Afro-descendants and Latinos, no X. Professor, but historically the peoples who speak a language derived from Latin have been considered as Latinos. There are other terms to refer to us that we also use as Hispanic-Americans that would only include those of us who were Spanish colonies or also Ibero-Americans in which the Brazilians would also enter and in reference to them they used to use a term Luso-Brazilians. (Ibero refers to the Iberian Peninsula and Luso refers to the ancient Lusitanian people inhabiting what is now Portugal.)

Exacto, en Latinoamérica hay gente negra, yo también soy negra, pero no soy de Colombia, soy de República Dominicana.

I think the brothers were more surprised that a Disney movie actually acknowledged that Afro-Latinos exist, we know there are Afro-Latinos all over Latin America, but they aren't always well represented.

@@themightierpencil not Afro Latinos, just Latinos because Afro Latino never existed, that something Americans made up to separate the Latin American community

Time stamp hahah

Around 2:40 😂😂

I WAS SCREAMINGGG

Exactly! Diversity in a Colombian family is huge. Except I did not see my Asians represented in this movie. I am Colombian and my family has a lot of Asian roots and relatives!

Same in Brazil. Also! Hello, Neighbor! 😂

Its not just Colombia its all south America...have multiple nationalities

Huh? Isn't just Colombia? What other nationality is there?

My dude, I'm 23 and love going to animated movies (hyped for light-years here 😊)

Yes indeed 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😁😁

@@Amicy 💙💙💙

Can’t wait to watch it

Trust me its on the list~~~

@@Amicy yay I’m excited!

@@Amicy Aah I can't wait to see your reactions to the songs, specifically Surface Pressure tho, it's one of my faves!!

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Hahah instantly started singing the Bruno no no no

Definitely bout to watch the movie after this song and can’t wait to hear all the songs

Let’s freaking gooo!!!

Can’t wait to see it

Colombians.

Hiiiiii this means the world! Thank you for making our day!

@@Amicy No problem, sweethearts trust me it’s so hard to get it out of your head due to how catchy it is.

Adding it to the list

Ayyyye the freaking goat!

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