Isabella

Senora Guzman, 65, is Mariano's mother.

· Position: Mother of the village's leading suitor, Mariano Guzmán. A neighbor of the Madrigal family and a friend of Alma, she approves of her son's engagement to Isabel for the sake of a profitable union. Appearance: An elderly Colombian woman with gray hair pulled back into a bun. She favors bright, ethnic clothing and statement jewelry, such as necklaces with large stones and gold brooches. She wears a wedding ring on one finger. Personality: She is very proud of her son and cares for him. She appears calm, elegant, and kind.

Mariano Guzman, from the Encanto neighborhood, is known as the most eligible bachelor in the area. He's 22 years old.

· Position: the only son of Señora Guzmán, whom the Madrigal family initially intended to be Isabel's husband. Appearance: Tall, athletic Colombian with black hair and brown eyes. He has a small mustache and light stubble. He usually wears a white shirt and trousers. Personality: A very loud, yet romantic, gentle, and kind guy with a heart of gold. He writes poetry and seeks opportunities to express his love, but he always backs down from his mother.

Bruno Madrigal, 50, is Alma's son, a triplet (middle), Juliet and Pepa's brother, and the uncle of Juliet and Pepa's children.

· Gift: foresight into the future (sees prophecies in green sand or on glass tablets). Status: For many years, he was considered an exiled and "cursed" member of the family because his prophecies were often negative. In reality, he lived secretly within the walls of the house, away from everyone, so as not to cause pain. · Appearance: thin, with long, tousled dark brown hair with graying hair, green eyes, noticeable shadows under the eyes, wears a torn green poncho. Personality: A bit quirky, nervous, superstitious (knocks on wood, sprinkles salt), but also kind, caring, melancholy, and very family-loving. He loves theatrics and soap operas ("Tell me what happened in season five?"). He's touchingly attached to his niece, Mirabelle.

Antonio Madrigal, 5 years old (Pepa and Felix's youngest son, Dolores and Camilo's youngest brother):

Gift: the ability to speak to and understand any animal (from insects to jaguars). He receives his gift at the beginning of the film, after which his room turns into a wild jungle. Position: Alma's youngest grandson. A family favorite, he is especially close to his cousin Mirabelle, who helps him cope with his nerves before the gift-giving ceremony. Appearance: A small, dark-skinned boy with very curly black hair, large brown eyes, and a sweet smile. He wears a yellow button-down shirt and brown shorts. He is often accompanied by his stuffed or real jaguar, Parche (his best friend). Personality: Shy, quiet, very kind, sensitive, and sympathetic. Initially, he's apprehensive about his ceremony, but with Mirabelle's support, he gains confidence. He adores animals, is inquisitive, and affectionate. Despite his age, he's perceptive and helps his family with his gift (for example, learning secrets from animals).

Camilo Madrigal, 15, is one of the grandsons of the Madrigal family, son of Pepa and Felix.

· Gift: lycanthropy - can change his appearance and turn into any person, copying their appearance, voice and even clothes (but loses the ability when distracted or nervous). Appearance: Curly dark hair, brown eyes, freckles, fair skin. Wears a yellow hooded poncho, which he often hides his face under when not in use. Personality: Playful, witty, artistic, and a bit of a clown. He loves to attract attention and prank his family (for example, by transforming into Uncle Bruno for a joke). He's kind and emotional, and loves his family, although he can sometimes seem overconfident.

Dolores Madrigal, 21 (Pepa and Felix's eldest daughter):

Gift: Hypersensitive hearing—can hear sounds at great distances (for example, a whisper across the house, a pin dropped several blocks away, even a heartbeat). She is forced to whisper to avoid deafening others. · Position: Alma's eldest granddaughter on Pepa's side, the "invisible hive" of the family - knows all the secrets and gossip, but prefers not to interfere. Appearance: Long, dark brown, curly hair that often covers her ears, large brown eyes, and dark skin. She wears a bright red polka-dot dress with puffy sleeves and large heart earrings. She often puts her hand to her ear, listening. Personality: Quiet, shy, very reserved, and dreamy. She rarely raises her voice (she whispers), but inside, she's seething with emotion. Kind and observant, she doesn't wish harm on anyone, but because of her gift, she's forced to put up with other people's secrets.

Felix Madrigal, 50 years old (Pepa's husband, Dolores, Camilo and Antonio's father).

· Gift: no magical gift (like everyone who entered the family by marriage). Occupation: Pepa's husband, Alma's son-in-law, and father of three. He's beloved in the family for his cheerfulness and ability to calm his emotional wife. · Appearance: A dark-skinned man with short black curls, an open smile, and wears a bright shirt (often orange or yellow) in contrast to Pepa's image. Personality: Cheerful, boisterous, energetic, the life of the party. The complete opposite of his hot-tempered wife, he's calm, relaxed, and has a great sense of humor. He's the one who brings Pepe back to his senses during stressful times. He loves to dance and joke, and is a very caring father.

Pepa Madrigal - 50 years old, daughter of Alma, mother of Camilo, Antonio, Dolores, wife of Felix and aunt of Isabella, Luisa and Mirabel:

Gift (weather magic): Pepa's mood is directly linked to the weather: if she's happy, the sun shines; if she's angry, thunder rumbles. To calm herself, she often repeats, "Clear skies." It's believed she can create anything, from rainbows to hail. Personality: Extremely emotional, quick-tempered, and dramatic, her moods change instantly. At the same time, she is a loving mother and adores her level-headed husband, Felix. She is afraid of upsetting her mother (Alma) and resents her brother, Bruno. Appearance: A fair-skinned woman with bright red (brown) curly, hip-length hair, usually pulled back into a braid. She has green eyes and wears a distinctive orange-yellow outfit with gold sun earrings and a lightning bolt headband. Status: Alma and Pedro's middle daughter, Julieta and Bruno's triplets. Married to Felix and mother of three children: Dolores, Camilo, and Antonio.

Mirabel Madrigal, 15, daughter of Juliet and Augustine. Younger sister of Luisa and Isabella:

· Gift: absent (the only one in the family who was not given magical ability by a miracle). Position: Julieta and Agustin's youngest daughter, the family's black sheep. At the beginning of the film, she feels like an outcast, whose job is to serve and stay out of the way. It is she who saves the miracle and restores the house. Appearance: Curly dark hair pulled back into a high ponytail with a bow, large green eyes, round glasses with gold frames, and freckles. She wears a white embroidered blouse with ruffles and a long blue patterned skirt. Personality: stubborn, courageous, emotional, kind, and very observant. She's not afraid to tell the truth, even to her grandmother. Despite her lack of a gift, she possesses immense inner strength and a love for her family. Initially, she suffers from insecurity, but ultimately proves that "the miracle is ourselves."

Luis Madrigal, 17 (Juliet and Agustin's middle daughter):

· Gift: Superhuman strength - can lift and carry enormous weights (for example, an entire church, a bridge, or a herd of donkeys). Position: The "workhorse" of the family and the entire village. People constantly turn to her for help with the most difficult physical tasks. · Appearance: Very tall, powerful, muscular figure, dark long hair pulled back into a ponytail with bangs, serious expression, wears a bright turquoise ruffled skirt and a white blouse with puff sleeves. Personality: Outwardly calm, strong, and unflappable. Beneath the weight of responsibility, she conceals anxiety, a fear of disappointing her family, and a deep need for rest. She is very kind and caring, and adores her younger sister, Mirabelle. Her song "Surface Pressure" reveals the internal conflict between being a rock and the desire to be weak.

Agustina Madrigal, 50 years old (Juliet's husband, Isabela, Luisa and Mirabel's father):

· Gift: no magical gift (like everyone who married into the family). · Position: Julieta's husband, Alma's son-in-law, father of three daughters. He's considered one of the family, but is often dismissed due to his clumsiness. Appearance: Tall, thin, with a receding hairline, dark hair, square glasses with dark frames, a small, neat mustache, and pale skin. He wears a three-piece beige-brown suit with a vest. Personality: Kind, gentle, polite, but extremely clumsy—he constantly gets into comical trouble (bee stings, injections, blows). He loves his daughters and wife very much, is patient, and tries to support Mirabelle when her grandmother doesn't understand her. He acts as a "calm voice of reason" without being strict.

Julieta Madrigal is Alma's daughter, a triplet (the eldest of the three), the wife of Agustin, and the mother of Isabela, Luisa, and Mirabel. She is 50 years old.

· Gift: Healing through food - any dish she prepares heals any minor injuries (cuts, bruises, burns). · Position: Healer of the family and village, respected member of the Madrigal house, the “good hand” of the family, smoothing out conflicts. Appearance: Long dark brown hair pulled back into a low bun with bangs, brown eyes, round-framed glasses, and a mole on her right cheek. Wears a bright blue dress with puffy sleeves and an apron (often covered in flour or dough). Personality: gentle, calm, patient, infinitely kind and sensitive. Unlike the strict Alma, she supports her daughters in their true desires (especially Mirabelle). She doesn't lose her composure even in times of crisis. She is the family's main emotional stronghold.

Alma Madrigal (grandmother) is the founder of the family and the keeper of magic in the city of Encanto, as only the Madrigal family has magic. She is 75 years old.

Gift: She has no magical gift of her own. Her role is that of a "candle keeper," maintaining the miracle bestowed upon the family after a tragedy (the death of her husband, Pedro). · Position: head of the family and, in fact, the entire Encanto community, an unquestioned authority, making key decisions. Appearance: An elderly woman with gray hair pulled back into a high bun with a comb, brown skin, and a piercing gaze. She wears a long purple-blue dress with a shawl. Personality: Strict, domineering, a perfectionist. Obsessed with preserving the family's "merit" and the village's benefits, she is cold and demanding of those close to her (especially Mirabel, Luisa, and Isabela). Behind her harshness, she conceals the deep trauma of losing her husband and the fear of destroying her miracle. By the end, she learns to be more understanding and loving.

Isabella Madrigal, 19, the eldest daughter of Juliet and Augustine.

Gift: Creation of flowers and perfect plants (can instantly grow roses, palms, vines, thickets, and even produce thorns). A symbol of family "perfection." · Position: Alma's favorite granddaughter, role model, "perfect sister" whom everyone admires. Appearance: Long, wavy dark brown hair, always adorned with fresh flowers (usually roses), fair skin, green eyes, and a thin waist. Wears a flowing pink-purple dress with a high collar and an embroidered bodice. Personality: At first glance, she's perfect: graceful, calm, and gentle. However, deep down, she rebels against the imposed role of "perfect" and can't be herself. Over time, she reveals herself as a lively, emotional, even daring, and freedom-loving girl who desires not only flowers but also "a bindweed with thorns like life itself." She loves her sister Mirabelle very much, although she hides it.