Celebrate the magic of Encanto in your music room with activities that inspire movement, creativity, and cultural exploration. On this page you’ll find engaging videos featuring songs from the movie (movement, parachute, ukulele) plus my original Orff piece The Charm of Encanto, a Latin-inspired song that captures the spirit of encanto (“charm”) while offering a vibrant extension to the beloved Disney film.

We Don’t Talk About Bruno
Let’s talk about Bruno!
Here’s a new MOVEMENT video for Bruno with the ending movement matching the contrapuntal lines of the ending. This is for parents, classroom teachers, music teachers, and anyone who
The Charm of Encanto
Want your students to play Latin-flavored music?
Not from the Disney movie, this original song inspired by the Spanish word, encanto, is accompanied by an Orff arrangement, Latin rhythm and melodic elements, and is a great extension to the movie that charmed the world.

It’s a perfect concert selection or classroom exploration of Latin-flavored ostinati!
🌺 Find other Latin and Hispanic music connections on the Hispanic Latino Heritage Month blog post.
Hello,
I cannot tell if there is a charge for the Encanto music. Also, is Disney supplying these songs?
It isn’t a Disney song but one I wrote about the Spanish word encanto meaning charm or charming. The arrangement has a Latin style. You can hear the song arrangement on Oodles blog or TPT. This particular arrangement is for a fee on TPT.
why do you call this a packet from Disney. The url does not work when you click on it.
I call it a packet from Disney because Disney created it. However, for whatever reason, Disney isn’t supporting the page and currently the link is invalid. The last valid link was from May, 2024 and I’ve provided a link to you. If this link stops working, I have no other way to find it. Here’s a snapshot of the page from May, 2024. Also, I’ve removed the original (now invalid) link from the blog post.