#angie cepeda

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Dime Lo Que Quieres (De Verdad) (2023) dir. Bruno Ascenzo

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I just found this and I don't think I ever posted it? It's based on the special they did with the actors singing, when Angie Cepeda and Carolina Gaitán hug at the end. I don't feel like posting it on the art blog since it's so old, so it's for the people who still follow me here <3

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SCREAMING inject this entire thing into my veins right now

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Fanart of these sweet hermanas at Hollywood Bowl 💛💙

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Vinsher Grath, Halo 1x04 “Homecoming” | Halo 1x07 “Inheritance”

For @christian-latte-anon 💖

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Encanto at the Hollywood Bowl - All Songs Live - 11/11/22

Featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Live Performances of the songs from Encanto by:

Stephanie Beatriz (as Mirabel), Adassa (as Dolores), Carolina Gaitán (as Pepa), Jessica Darrow (as Luisa), Diane Guerrero (as Isabela), Mauro Castillo (as Félix), Angie Cepeda (as Julieta) and Olga Merediz (as Abuela Alma, Andrés Cepeda, Carlos Vives

Please give me credit when using my content, as in tagging me AND sharing the link to THIS video when using it. Please do not steal, thank you! 🙏

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Angie Cepeda

Angélica María Cepeda Jiménez (Magangué, Bolívar, 2 de agosto de 1974),1​ más conocida como Angie Cepeda, es una actriz colombiana de cine y televisión. Ha participado en varias series y películas en Hispanoamérica, Estados Unidos y Europa (España e Italia). Es hermana de la también actriz colombiana Lorna Cepeda. Actualmente reside en Los Ángeles.

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ENCANTO 2021

You have to stop, Mirabel! The cracks started with you. Bruno left because of you. Luisa's losing her powers, Isabela's out of control because of you! I don't know why you weren't given a gift, but it is not an excuse for you to hurt this family!

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Encanto (2021)

Encanto is an instant favorite. You watch it once, you’re blown away, you look up its songs and listen to them on repeat. Filled with memorable characters, breathtaking visuals and complicated emotions, there’s something here for everyone.

At the heart of the isolated community of Encanto is Casita, a sentient house that grants magic gifts to the members of the Madrigal family on their 5th birthday. For two generations, the Madrigals have used their abilities to serve their neighbors, except for Mirabel (voiced by Stephanie Beatriz) who mysteriously received no gift. Now 15, Mirabel notices Casita acting strangely and begins investigating. All signs point towards her uncle Bruno (John Leguizamo) - who vanished ten years ago - being tied to an incoming disaster.

Writing my summary of the plot, made me realize how complicated this story is. When animated films were drawn by hand, you usually had one to three central characters and their journey was about their own physical, internal or emotional changes. Once the era of computer-generated imagery began, plots began to shift towards characters who change/explore the world around them. Encanto takes this to a new level. While Mirabel is the protagonist, every member of her extended family & her home is given enough screen time to be called an important character and the story is ultimately about so many topics it’s a wonder they’re all squeezed into the 102-minute running time - keep in mind that includes the credits.

How does “Encanto” do it? By utilizing all the tools at its disposal with peak efficiency. The film begins with a song that lays out the groundwork for everything we need to know about Encanto, Casita and the Madrigal family. The beat and lyrics are so catchy you don’t even realize it’s a deluge of exposition. From there, we’re on a fantastical journey with plenty of real-world equivalents. Maribel’s oldest sister is Isabela (Diane Guerrero) who can make flowers bloom everywhere and can seemingly do no wrong. She always looks perfect and is constantly showered with compliments. Maribel’s second older sister is Luisa (Jessica Darrow). Her superhuman strength allows her to move buildings and everyone knows they can count on her whenever there’s an emergency. Take away the fancy superpowers, look at the family dynamics and who is Maribel? The youngest sister who will never be as good as her other siblings, no matter how hard she tries. It only takes a song and a few lines of interaction for us to “see” all the years these people have had together. Encanto is ultimately a mystery. It’s about Mirabel trying to discover why her uncle disappeared all those years ago. Beneath that, it’s about our responsibilities towards each member of our family and how we want to separate ourselves from them while also remaining connected.

As Maribel investigates her uncle Bruno and his sinister ability to see the future, we learn more about the family. The knowledge we gather often comes in the form of catchy tunes - the best Disney has produced since Moana. They’re accompanied by stunning visuals, the kind that makes you pause and wonder “How did they do that?” You know they didn’t need to get actors and animals to learn any kind of choreography but it’s so well done and there is so much detail packed in every frame you forget you’re watching computer-generated graphics. This is the kind of movie you could watch over and over and always discover something new. Either in the backgrounds, the character designs, the lyrics, the dialogue or the emotions. 

If I had to find a flaw in Encanto it’s that there are a lot of big emotions here that are resolved quickly. Familial and generational trauma, sibling rivalries, resentment because of the expectations (or lack of) placed on you and more. Love sweeps them all away so fast. That’s me looking for something. I can see many people thinking the resolutions make perfect sense and feel genuine because for the large part, they are. The way the film solves the mystery at its core and deals with all of the matters of the heart is exemplary.

Everyone who sees Encanto will find something about it to call their own. This is a beautiful, memorable, emotionally complex film with great characters and top-notch writing. You should see it if only so you can be part of the conversation because once you get going about this 2021 Disney release, you won’t want to stop talking about it. (November 5, 2022)

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Movies I’ve Watched in 2023

Number 14

Encanto

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Dime Lo Que Quieres (De Verdad) (2023) dir. Bruno Ascenzo

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Thinking about this again 😵‍💫😩

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Top Picks of 2022

My Top 20 Favorite Movies - #9: Encanto

Running Time: 102 minutes

Released: November 24th, 2021

Watched It: February 2022

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MAMAMMAMA

Shes so 🫣🤭

MY QUEEN ✨

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Kill Chain – A Deadly Labyrinth Of Intrigue And Revenge

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“Encanto”

I JUST finished watching Disney’s 2021 film “Encanto,” in fact, the credits are rolling right now. After watching “Luca” and here how everyone was singing this films praises, I knew it was time to watch (Well, when this was written). A story about family and the pressure that can be placed on children (that’s how I saw it), it’s a film I think everyone will relate to. With song written by…