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its an international holiday!!!

during pride month too

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Did you get enough love, my little dove

Why do you cry?

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Turning Red as anime 🐼❤️🌈

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Plus Felix watching and worshiping her:

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My mom JULIETA can make you feel better with just one arepa!

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I can't move the mountains I can't make the flowers bloom I can't take another night up in my room Waiting on a miracle

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La Familia Madrigal dressed up in their VA's outfits at the Oscars ✨🦋

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dos oruguitas, enamoradas

inspired by Jin Kim's concept art of Alma and Pedro from 'The Art of Encanto'

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Three guys fell in love with family Madrigal 🥰

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Some Dolores drawings ♥️

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mean bee attack he

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i absolutely adored turning red y’all

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fear and guilt - pt2

pt1

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fear and guilt - pt1

pt2

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on a scale of mei to retsuko how red panda are you

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Dos oruguitas enamoradas… 🐛🐛

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When people discuss Abuela, they're missing a very important line: "To earn the miracle that somehow found us." That is why Abuela puts so much pressure on herself and her family. She doesn't know why the miracle occurred and she feels like she has to constantly earn it. If there are too many imperfections, the miracle may fade. So, the family has to do everything they can to prove themselves worthy. It doesn't excuse the way Abuela acted but it does explain it. And her feeling pressure to be worthy of the magic parallels and leads to the generational trauma of her family feeling pressure to be worthy of her love. That's what makes the story so nuanced and beautiful.