If Disney has been making children and adults dream for several generations, it is in particular for its many songs heard in the films. And it sometimes happens that the instruments themselves appear on the screen, the proof with this quiz in ten images!
The Disney universe is full of songs that have become iconic, It takes little to be happy from the Jungle Book to Let It Go from Frozen to This blue dream from Aladdin, and it is therefore not uncommon in this musical universe to find characters playing various musical instruments within the films themselves.
This is for example the case of little Miguel Rivera in the film Coco (considered the best Pixar of all time according to spectators), this boy from Santa Cecillia who dreams of becoming a guitarist in a family environment where music is prohibited. He then decides one evening to “borrow” a guitar from the mausoleum of Ernesto de la Cruz in order to be able to participate in the All Souls’ Day competition. And as he resonates a first chord, he is projected into the Land of the Dead.
It is therefore with musical instruments seen in Disney films that we are going to play today, but before that, some secrets from filming on Coco from Pixar studios, broadcast this evening on M6.
DID YOU KNOW ?
Controversy?
Coco is based on “El dia de Los Muertos”, the Day of the Dead, a traditional religious holiday in Mexican culture. In this sense, it caused an outcry on social networks, creating a movement denouncing the marketing around a sacred holiday.
Coco, from the sea… from?
The film was renamed “Viva” in Brazil; indeed, the term Coco was too close to the Portuguese word cocô, meaning “shit”.
Similarities?
The story of Coco is similar to that of The Legend of Manolo, an animated feature film directed by Jorge R. Gutierrez and produced by Guillermo del Toro.
French voice
The main role of Coco, that of Miguel, was given to Andrea Santamaria. Much like his character in the film, Andrea was 12 years old at the time of production and had a burning passion for guitar and singing.
It’s up to you to play and match your answers to try to make the Perfect resonate!