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“The new Walt Disney Animation Studios film takes you to Colombia, where a magical family lives in a magical home,” wrote its directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush, although the project also has the famous Puerto Rican choreographer and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda for the montage of Hamilton on Broadway, who will be in charge of all the musical setting of the project.
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“A magical family lives in a magical place” was also one of the artist’s messages after revealing a short preview of the production, which focuses on the Madrigal family, who have decided to live in the countryside, near the mountains.
“I have been working on this for almost three years. Very proud of this music and this story. I can’t wait to share more. Super super super proud, “he wrote on his twitter account.
On November 16, Lin-Manuel Miranda was honored at the Latin Grammy Awards for his contributions to the Latino community.
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Each member of that family has a specific power, which gives them everything from super strength to the ability to heal others. But there is a girl in the family who does not have powers or may not have been able to detect them.
The new version of Colombia dear land was sung by Juan Carlos Coronel
“I am very excited. I have not stopped receiving calls from many countries. This is an important achievement for Colombia, its music and for Codiscos (the song’s record label), said Coronel.
Juan Carlos Coronel was very close to the Mexican musician José José.
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“Disney was interested in the album Codiscos Gold, published by our label in 2012 and with Colombian sounds abroad. Senior Hollywood executives fell in love with Colombia beloved land and Codiscos authorized its synchronization in the film”, added Dennis Murcia, in charge of Codiscos international business.
I am very excited. I have not stopped receiving calls from many countries. This is an important achievement for Colombia
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She tells her own story in an environment that has the overtones of the works of Gabriel García Márquez, as well as proximity to the landscape of the Eje Cafetero.
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Charm It is one of the examples that the connection that Disney has developed with Latin America is stronger than ever. Already the movie Coconut, from Pixar, paid tribute to Mexican culture in 2017 and it became a worldwide success by telling the story of Miguel, a Mexican boy who wants to dedicate himself to music and ends up living an adventure in the Land of the Dead, to learn about his true family legacy.
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