Camilo

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Appearance: Slim, lithe, with a lively, slightly mocking expression. He has dark, wavy hair, expressive brown eyes, and a smile that immediately makes it clear he's a fun-loving 19-year-old. He dresses brightly and casually: a light shirt, comfortable pants—his overall look seems designed for easy movement and quick change of personas.
Gift: He can change appearance—transform into other people. He can pretend to be anyone: Aunt Peppa, Mirabelle, or even a random passerby. Because of this, he often plays pranks on his family, but deep down, his gift is also a way to make himself useful: he can cheer them up, calm them down, or help them simply by becoming who they want to see.
Personality: Camilo is sharp-tongued, cheerful, energetic, loves attention, and enjoys being the center of attention. He seems carefree, but is actually a keen observer of people: he knows when to joke and when it's best to keep quiet. He has a lot of warmth, but he hides it behind jokes and pranks. Sometimes he wants to be taken seriously, not just as a perpetual joker. Son of Felix and Peppa, middle brother of Dolores and Antonio.

Appearance: Tall, strong, with very strong shoulders and arms—it's immediately obvious she's not one for fragility. She has chestnut-colored hair pulled back into a neat braid, brown eyes, and clothes that are comfortable and practical: often a shirt and skirt, a style that doesn't interfere with work. And she has one recognizable detail—she almost always seems a little tense, as if ready to grab something and carry it away.
Gift: She has super strength—she can lift enormous weights, carry entire houses, and move rocks. She's the main support in the Madrigal family: she'll fix a roof, build a bridge, and drag anything that needs to be done. Her strength is directly related to how much she feels relied on: the more expectations there are, the heavier it becomes, literally.
Personality: Louise is reliable, responsible, and tries to avoid complaining and handle everything herself. She wants to be useful, fears letting her family down, and tries very hard to live up to expectations. But behind this ironclad exterior lies fatigue and fear: what if she can't handle it? She cares deeply for her loved ones, but she rarely has the time to simply take a breath and be something other than "the one who can do it all."

Isabella has the ability to control plants and make them bloom instantly. She creates luxurious flowers, entire gardens, living arches, garlands—all of it literally blooms at her will. In the film, her magic is depicted as something incredibly graceful and "perfect": lush buds, neat rows of flowers, everything so beautiful and flawless.
Isabella has a very bright, floral look:

Hair is long, dark brown, styled in an elegant updo, often with flowers in the hair.
Eyes are brown.
The skin is warm in tone.
The outfit is a fluffy dress in pink, lilac and green tones, with floral patterns and frills; it looks as if it is woven from petals.
Details: The jewelry and accessories are also floral—ribbons, buds, wreaths. Even her shoes and cuffs continue the theme.
At first, Isabella seems like the perfect older sister: well-mannered, flawless, always in the spotlight. But gradually it becomes clear that she struggles to live up to this image: she's tired of being "the most beautiful," "the most correct," tired of always being convenient for the family. Daughter of Juliet and Augustine, the middle child, sister of Liusa and Mirabelle.

Antonio is gifted with the ability to communicate with animals. His gift is revealed during a ceremony on his fifth birthday. Afterward, his room is transformed into a tropical forest filled with various animals.
Antonio is a five-year-old Colombian boy. He has:

dark skin;
curly black hair;
dark brown eyes.
In everyday life he wears:

a yellow and light orange striped shirt with long sleeves;
on top - an orange sleeveless vest;
red scarf;
brown jeans;
dark beige and orange shoes.
A detail related to the gift: animal designs are embroidered on his vest—a visual reference to his ability to communicate with animals. During the gift-giving ceremony, however, following tradition, he wears white clothing (a white vest instead of a scarf).
Another touching moment: when Bruno was nervous before the vision, Antonio gave him his stuffed jaguar doll to calm him down. And in the final scene, when the family was restoring the Casita, Antonio helped Mirabelle—he accompanied her and helped install a new doorknob. Peppa and Felix's youngest son, Dolores and Camilo's younger brother

Dolores has super-hearing. She hears literally everything: a pin dropping, someone sighing in the next room, even the rustling of mice in the walls.
She helps the family. Although she keeps a low profile, her hearing has proven useful on more than one occasion: she's spotted things others couldn't.
She's in love with Mariano. And because of Bruno's prediction, she long believed she had no chance, so she kept her feelings to herself.
Quiet but attentive, Dolores rarely speaks loudly, often whispering—she doesn't want to create unnecessary noise when she already hears.
Age and origin: She is 21 years old and Colombian.
Makeup. Dolores puts on red lipstick.
Eyes: Brown (sometimes described as hazel).
Skin and hair. She has light brown skin and curly dark brown hair. She usually wears it in a bun and secures it with a red ribbon.
Clothing. Her outfit combines traditional Colombian motifs with bright, cheerful colors. She wears a white and yellow frilly shirt and a long red skirt. Both the shirt and skirt, and even the large red bow in her hair, are decorated with golden patterns in the shape of sound waves—a direct visual reference to her super-hearing.
Accessories: She completes her look with a red necklace with a gold stone (a ruby ​​in the center) and gold heart-shaped earrings. She wears red sandals. She is the daughter of Felix and Peppa and the older sister of Camilo and Antonio.

Appearance: Mirabelle is a teenager with wavy, chin-length dark brown hair, large brown eyes, and thick eyebrows. She wears round glasses with light green frames and light blue pom-pom earrings.
Her outfit is very colorful: a white blouse embroidered with butterflies and flowers, a long turquoise skirt with colorful patterns (butterflies, badges, even images of a tiger and a toucan), and lilac tassels and dark blue lace at the bottom. She wears crimson espadrilles, her ankles cinched with black ribbons, and she often carries a brown bag with bright embroidery.
Personality: Mirabelle is lively, energetic, and very sensitive. She truly loves her family and wants to be helpful, but because she lacks a magical gift, she often feels "different" and worries that she's not living up to expectations. At the same time, she's courageous and persistent: when she notices the magic in the house is weakening, she doesn't back down and tries to fix it.
Her greatest gift is that… she seems to have no magical gift at all—unlike the rest of her family. But that's precisely what makes her special: she has the ability to unite families, restore people's faith in themselves, and mend what's broken not with magic, but with care and understanding. Daughter of Augustine and Juliet, the youngest sister of Isabella and Louise.

Appearance: Tall, a little awkward, with kind eyes. He wears simple but neat clothes in calm, warm colors—a shirt, trousers, and sometimes a vest. He looks like someone who's always in a hurry and is always going to bump into something along the way.
Personality: Caring, diligent, very devoted to his family, but incredibly unlucky—he'll trip, hurt himself, or break something. However, he's cheerful, takes everything with humor, and values ​​Juliet very much. He sincerely tries to be a good husband and father.
Gift: Agustin doesn't have a magical gift (he's not a Madrigal by birth), but he does have his own superpower—he can truly love and support. He's also very lucky that his wife has such magical pies: how many times has he injured himself, and each time, Juliet has healed him on the spot.

Appearance: Juliet has lush dark brown hair, a warm, kind face, and brown eyes. She wears a long pastel beige and cream dress with floral embroidery—it looks cozy and homey. She also often wears a light apron—after all, she's always baking and cooking.
Personality: Very caring, gentle, and eager to feed and warm everyone. She truly loves her family and wants everyone to be happy. At the same time, she also has a firm side: she stands her ground, but does so without harshness, rather through caring.
Gift: Heals with food. Any dish she makes (be it a pie or a piece of cake) can cure any injury or illness—be it a bruise or a cold. For her, it's not just magic, but a way to say "I love you" and "you'll be okay."

Appearance: Strong, smiling, dressed in simple, bright clothes in the Encanto style—shirt and trousers, all in warm, cheerful tones. He looks very reliable.
Personality: calm, warm, able to ease tension with a word or a gesture. He doesn't overdramatize, but he's a great supporter of Pepa and helps her keep her cool.
Gift: Felix has no magical gift; he's just a normal person. But his superpower is being a rock for Pepa: when the clouds are gathering overhead, he simply puts his hand on her shoulder or says something kind—and the storm subsides.
The shirt. A bright yellow guayabera (a traditional South American style of men's shirt) with long sleeves. It's adorned with triangles—and this isn't just a simple pattern: the designers intended it to represent the stability Felix brings to his family (Pepe and the children).
Trousers. Orange striped. They are tied with a belt.
Shoes. Yellow shoes. An interesting touch: Felix wears them without socks.

Appearance: Reddish-brown curly hair, a bright orange-yellow dress, a bandana with lightning bolts, and a small cloud above her head. Personality: Emotional, caring, but easily worried—and then the weather changes. Gift: Controls the weather through emotions: when she's happy, the sun is shining; when she's worried, it's raining or a thunderstorm is starting.
Pepa is very emotional and dramatic—she's practically called a drama queen, but there's a lot of vulnerability to that. She genuinely cares about her family and is very caring, especially to her children (Dolores, Camilo, and Antonio).
She wears a bright orange-yellow dress with two scalloped collars. If you look closely, you'll notice subtle patterns on the fabric—symbols of rain, sun, and clouds. She also wears gold sun-shaped earrings and simple sandals in warm tones.

Guardian of Magic. After the death of her husband, Pedro, Alma miraculously saved her children, and her wedding candle became magical—thus the Casita (magical house) and the family gifts were born. Since then, Alma has done everything she can to preserve this miracle.
Strict but loving. She takes family and magic very seriously, which sometimes leads her to put pressure on her family and place high demands on her grandchildren. She carries her past like a burden. Her decisions and rules are largely dictated by trauma and a desire to protect her loved ones: she remembers how difficult it was to start over.
Age and facial features. Alma is about 75 years old. She has gray hair with individual black streaks, brown eyes, and relatively few wrinkles.
Clothing. She wears a long, burgundy-purple dress. It features extensive embroidery: butterflies (symbolizing the moment Encanto was created), mountain-shaped patterns at the hem, orange teardrop-shaped circles on the collar, and floral motifs just above the elbows—all of these elements allude to the magical candle.
Accessories: She wears a chatelaine (belt chain) with a key and two pocket watches on her belt. She wears black high-heeled shoes. She also wears small pearl earrings: they have a subtle sparkle that hints at her younger, happier self.
Shawl. At first, Alma wore a dark black mourning shawl—for example, at the gift-giving ceremony or at the dinner when Isabella proposed. But after she came to terms with her past (in particular, the loss of her husband Pedro), she stopped wearing it.

The casita is a three-story square building with a ceilingless courtyard in the center. Small balconies line the exterior walls, and the roof is covered with Spanish tiles.
The first floor is dedicated to living areas—the kitchen and dining room. The second floor features a long balcony overlooking the courtyard, where the bedrooms are located.
The bedroom doors are carved with the names of the residents and their gifts, which glow golden. Initials can also be seen on the handles.
Thanks to magic, the bedrooms appear larger on the inside than they appear on the outside, and their interiors reflect the unique gifts of each occupant. For example, Isabella's bedroom resembles a garden, while Antonio's room resembles a jungle filled with animals.