11 Funny “Encanto” Memes Parents Will Find Entirely Too Relatable

"We don't talk about Bruno..."

Damjan

• Published in Disney
• July 28, 2022

Do you like Encanto? How about memes?

If you like both, then you are in luck. You're not the only one who finds it difficult to quit thinking about Encanto or the enchanted Madrigal family.

Encanto captivated audiences and won't let them go, leaving the audience with songs and themes that are still fresh in their thoughts. The 60th animated feature film from Disney is a lovely testament to the power of a supportive community, a caring family, and staying true to oneself.

Families all across the world like the animated film, which made its theatrical debut in November 2021 and debuted on Disney+ on December 24. The movie has a huge fan base in part because of its fantastic music, casting, and animation.

Heck, it even sparked discussion among therapists, particularly about the movie's treatment of cultural trauma and its deeper significance. Social media users are aware that other aspects of the film are also becoming popular.

There are Encanto memes on every topic and they are everywhere. These parenting-related Encanto memes are some of our favorites that are relatable and will make you smile.

So, without further ado, here are 11 amusing Encanto parenting memes that will provide you with the diversion you need.

1. Just raise your hand. Don't be shy

2. How to become a millionaire...

3. They just can't miss out on the opportunity.

4. We don't talk about Bruno... but we sure love singing about him

Encanto by Disney is a beautiful, enchanting animated musical. The Encanto backstory is connected to a tragic, very real past that has affected generations of Colombians.

The Madrigal family is the main focus of the movie. They relocate to a wonderful home in the new settlement of their Encanto, safely tucked away in the Colombian highlands, after escaping an attack on their hometown.

Other Colombians also find refuge in Encanto.

5. Just make it stop. Just make it stop...

6. Just want to sleep. Get out!

7. Just smile. Don't let it show

8. Fine and not fine:

9. Just gimme something...

10. He is right there, watching...

11. So very, very often...

You're not the only one who finds it difficult to quit thinking about Encanto or the enchanted Madrigal family.

The story is actually based on Colombian history. The Madrigals' experience of violence and displacement is shared by generations of Colombians caught up in what seems like a perpetual civil conflict.

A Disney favorite for many people throughout the world, the film is loosely based on a historical story and has received accolades for its portrayal of Columbian culture and realistic character appearances. The movie is sort of a love letter to the family and community, themes that are made even more painful in light of Colombians' actual history of having their families, communities, and lives torn apart by violence.

Even though the actual events that inspired the movie Encanto were much darker, they nonetheless provided a required level of reality to the otherwise upbeat tale.

Damjan