Subscribers can’t stop streaming ENCANTO, with over 180 million re-watches globally on Disney+.
Disney+ announced plans to introduce Sing-Along versions of beloved fan-favorite musicals, beginning with Walt Disney Animation Studios’ critically acclaimed film ENCANTO, on Friday, March 18. On average, ENCANTO streamers have watched the film five times with the title accumulating over 180 million re-watches globally since launch. Disney+ subscribers really can’t stop streaming ENCANTO! The new Sing-Along version of the film will allow fans to further immerse themselves in the magic of the music from ENCANTO.
While watching the new Disney+ Sing-Along version of ENCANTO, subscribers can follow the on-screen lyrics, and sing along to all their favorite songs from the movie including, “We Don’t Talk About Bruno,” “Family Madrigal,” “Surface Pressure,” “Dos Oruguitas,” and more.
Subscribers can look forward to the release of additional Sing-Alongs later this year on Disney+ across a range of titles, including Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen, Frozen 2, Beauty and the Beast (1991), and Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast (2017).
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