Trailer watch: Disney's 'Encanto' is a colourful, magical Colombian adventure


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Disney Animation Studios has released the first trailer for Encanto, which releases this November. – Walt Disney Animation Studios

Disney Animation Studios has released the first trailer for Encanto, which releases this November.

Marking Disney's 60th animated feature, the Colombia-set film will follow family members who all possess magical powers, like super-strength, shape-shifting and the abilities to control animals and plants. However, Mirabel, voiced by Brooklyn Nine-Nine and In the Heights star Stephanie Beatriz, is the only person to not possess a special gift. When she discovers that her family's magic might be under threat, she realizes that she is the only one who can save it.

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