All Of You
Encanto Lyrics


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이 집을 봐요
새 터전 필요해요
불가능해 보여도 해낼 수 있어요
이 가족을 보세요, 반짝이는 별자리
가득한 별 빛나고 싶어 하지만

별은 타오르는 것
별자리는 항상 변해
이제 깨달아야 해
자신이 제일 소중해

미안하다 너무 엄하게 해서
너흴 잃을까 두려웠어
기적은 마법과 능력이 아니야
기적은 바로 너 소중한 너야
기적은 바로 너
너희 모두 너희 모두

좋아요 그럼 불러도 됩니까? 브루노
저기 브루노
그래 할 말 많이 있어 난 브루노
나 시작할게

페파 네 결혼식은 미안하다 나쁜 뜻은 없어
내 예언이 아니야 널 위해 그랬던 거야
이거 알아 둬라 이 남자 널 사랑해
이러든 저러든 비 오나 눈 오나 잘 살어
내 말이 바로 그거야 처남

난 사과할 일들이 참 많아, 아니야
네가 있는 것만으로도 돼
(근데) 이젠 나와봐요, 지나간 일은 잊어
무슨 일이 있어도 방법을 찾을게
거봐 안 떠났어 소리 매일 들렸어
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh 무슨 소리지?
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
마을 사람들이 오고 있나 봐요

안녕, 짐을 내려 (짐을 내려)
우리 함께 내려요 (우리 함께 내려요)
마법 없지만 함께 해왔죠
뭐든지 도와드릴게요
함께 일하는 게 꿈같아 (다 함께 다 함께) 넌 강해
근데 가끔 울어 (다 함께) 나도야
힘 빠졌지만 똑똑해진 것 같아
지금 난 햇빛과 거름 필요해
어서! 새로운 거 심고 날아 봐
저 하늘까지 가자

자신을 태우는 별
변하는 별자리
계절은 바뀌네
우리 장한 딸 좀 봐요
당신 닮았어

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh 근데 마리아노 왜 우울하죠?
내 안에 사랑이 넘쳐요
나한테 사촌 있어요
돌로레스 만나봤어요?
이젠 내가 해볼게 잘 가
목소리 크고
어머니 정말 잘 모시는 효자시고
잠자기 전에 매일 매일 시를 쓰는 사람
나는 그 순간을 잡아 눈을 뜨고 나를 봐주세요

돌로레스 당신이 보여요
나는 들려요, 됐어
다 함께 다 함께
우리 결혼합시다 (천천히요)
다 함께 다 함께

포근한 집, 새 터전 참 좋아요
완벽하진 않아, 우리도요 (그래 맞아)
축하하기 전에 한 가지 더 남았어, 뭐요?
손잡이 필요해
누나 주려고 만들었어

빛나는 별은 너
용감한 별은 너
이젠 너를 돌아봐
진짜 선물은 바로 너야, 문 열어줘
눈을 떠봐
Abre los ojos
뭐가 보이니?




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Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "All Of You" by Encanto convey a message of self-acceptance and the importance of family. The song begins by acknowledging the need for a new beginning or a fresh start in life, even though it may seem impossible. The family members are described as shimmering constellations, desiring to shine brightly like stars but struggling with their own insecurities.


The chorus emphasizes that miracles are not magical powers or abilities but rather the precious value of oneself. It apologizes for being too strict or harsh in the past, expressing the fear of losing someone. It reminds us that miracles are not external forces but the people themselves, highlighting the importance of self-love.


In the second verse, Bruno, one of the characters, mentions his desire to express his feelings and the presence of something he needs to say. He apologizes for any misunderstandings and reassures that his intentions were not malicious. He declares his love for someone and promises to be there regardless of any hardships they may face.


The following section encourages letting go of past mistakes and focusing on finding solutions for future challenges. It acknowledges the negative voices that tried to discourage, but ultimately emphasizes the resilience and strength of the characters. It suggests that the townspeople are gathering, possibly symbolizing the support and unity within the community.


The bridge is an introduction to another character, Mariano, who might be feeling down. The singer expresses overflowing love within themselves and mentions their cousin, Dolores. The lyrics indicate that now it's their turn to take action and pursue their dreams, requesting for attention and validation.


The final part of the song focuses on Dolores and her resemblance to the singer, praising her qualities and talents. It suggests a celebration of their upcoming marriage and highlights the cozy atmosphere of their home, acknowledging its imperfections. The lyrics express gratitude for the presence of a beloved sibling and a final plea to open the door and take a closer look at the singer, who sees themselves as the ultimate gift.




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Written by: Lin-Manuel Miranda

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@alfonsogaming2220

Look at this home, we need a new foundation
It may seem hopeless but we'll get by just fine
Look at this family, a glowing constellation
So full of stars and everybody wants to shine

But the stars don't shine, they burn
And the constellations shift
I think it's time you learn
You're more than just your gift

And I'm sorry I held on too tight
Just so afraid I'd lose you too
The miracle is not some magic that you've got
The miracle is you, not some gift, just you
The miracle is you
All of you, all of you

Okay, so we gonna talk about Bruno? (That's Bruno)
Yeah, there's a lot to say about Bruno
I'll start, okay

Pepa, I'm sorry 'bout your wedding, didn't mean to be upsetting
That wasn't a prophecy, I could just see you were sweating
And I wanted you to know that your bro loves you so
Let it in, let it out, let it rain, let it snow, let it go

That's what I'm always saying, bro
Got a lotta 'pologies I got to say
(Hey, we're just happy that you're here, okay?) Uh, but
Come into the light, the triplets all reunite
And no matter what happens we're gonna find our way
Yo, I knew he never left, I heard him every day

What's that sound? (Oh, oh)
I think it's everyone in town

Hey
Lay down your load (lay down your load)
We are only down the road (we are only down the road)
We have no gifts, but we are many
And we'll do anything for you

It's a dream when we work as a team (all of you, all of you)
You're so strong
Yeah, but sometimes I cry (all of you, all of you)
So do I
I may not be as strong but I'm getting wiser
Yeah, I need sunlight and fertilizer
Come on, let's plant something new and watch it fly
Straight up to the sky, let's go

The stars don't shine, they burn
The constellations glow
The seasons change in turn
Would you watch our little girl go?
She takes after you

Oh
Hey Mariano, why so blue?
I just have so much love inside
You know, I've got this cousin too
Have you met Dolores?
Okay, I'll take it from here, goodbye

You talk so loud
You take care of your mother and you make her proud
You write your own poetry every night when you go to sleep
And I'm seizing the moment, so would you wake up and notice me?

Dolores, I see you (and I hear you)
Yes (all of you, all of you)
Let's get married (slow down)
All of you, all of you

Home sweet home
I like the new foundation
It isn't perfect
Neither are we (that's true)
Just one more thing
Before the celebration (what?)
We need a doorknob
We made this one for you

We see how bright you burn
We see how brave you've been
Now, see yourself in turn
You're the real gift, kid, let us in
Open your eyes

Abre los ojos
What do you see?
I see me
All of me



@josiaslourenco3130

John

3:16 'For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

3:17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.

3:19 This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but men loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.

John

3:36 Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life, but whoever rejects the Son will not see life, for God's wrath remains on him.'

Hebrews

12:14 Make every effort to live in peace with all men and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord.

Acts

3:19 Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord,

James 2:24,26

Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only. For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.



@EugenioScamardella

@@piecesofstarlight Ok, I'll explain myself better. In its past years, Disney never talked about marriage and falling in love as the same thing. It was perfectly common to see them as contrasting each other.
The King from Cinderella is more than willing to force his son to marry the first girl whose foot fits the slipper, no matter if he actually loves her or not.
The Fairies from The Sleeping Beauty tell Aurora she can't see anymore "that young man she met in the woods" because she's already betrothed to another one.
Jasmine doesn't want to marry someone she doesn't love, even though it means to go against the law.
Simba and Nala (as cubs) find it awkward the idea of being engaged, since they still consider themselves friends.
Even though it's not a Disney movie, just think about Victoria's parents from "The corpse bride". They openly admit that they don't even like each other, even though they're married.

Saying "You can't marry a man you just met" isn't feminist at all, considering how Disney movies used to talk about love and marriage. It's just not the equivalent of saying "you can't love a man you just met".
Snow White's love for her Prince is way more empowering than you'd expect. The Prince's kiss works only for one reason: it's HIM the one Snow White decided to love while being alive. Snow White has already (unknowingly) saved herself in the very moment she loved her prince.
The "wishing well" scene hasn't to be seen in a literal way. It has the allegorical porpuse to show how Snow White's true beauty (which isn't just outside) can't be hidden anymore under poor rags, the Prince can perfectly see that and the Queen can too (that's way she looks at them by her window and then decides to have Snow White killed).
Fairy tales don't have to be interpreted literally, that's the main problem Disney-complainers have towards earliest princesses.
Encanto, on the other hand, is a magical-realist musical inspired by Marquez's works. The "Let's get married" line was more of a small joke without many implications.
Frozen hasn't actually changed anything. You can perfectly tell that the whole "Romantic love vs Fraternal love" thing was written at the last minute only to fill the blank space left by turning Elsa in a good guy and creating Hans (a poorly exectued twist-villain, one of the weakest Disney has ever created).
1) You want to write a modern fairy tale about fraternal love? Fine. But by comparing it to romantic love, you're just putting too many implications that can only harm your message.
2) You want to deconstruct the "Prince Charming" archetype? Well, a poorly executed twist villain wasn't the best way to do it. Elsa as a villain was way more original and interesting.
3) You want to deliver a message about not trusting people you don't know and being able to see through their facade? Fine, but it might be confusing if you mix it with the "fraternal love" plot. It's not a bad message, not at all. Just think about what happened between Ezra Miller and Tokata Iron Eyes. But Hans isn't how you should deal with such a topic.

It's a long comment, I know. Plus, my English still needs some work (I'm actually Italian). Anyway, thank you for having read it



@josiaslourenco3130

John

3:16 'For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

3:17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.

3:19 This is the verdict: Light has come into the world, but men loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.

John

3:36 Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life, but whoever rejects the Son will not see life, for God's wrath remains on him.'

Hebrews

12:14 Make every effort to live in peace with all men and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord.

Acts

3:19 Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord,

James 2:24,26

Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only. For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.



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@sarahimafidon3458

When Dolores said ‘slow down’ to Mariano i was like, ‘YES!!!!’, Disney films are becoming more realistic by the day!

@venkat5051

the whole movie is so realistic despite having magical things.

@andieallison6792

Oh please.

@shinluis

Maybe not quite realistic but rather smarter or more nuanced on how it wants to show things. I love how encanto doesn’t have a badguy and the final confrontation is two people talking honestly and trying their best to understand one another.

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