Mirabel Madrigal

rdf:langString Mirabel Madrigal

rdf:langString Mirabel Madrigal

rdf:langString Mirabel Madrigal

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rdf:langString Noemi Josefina Flores

rdf:langString Mirabel wearing a mostly-white blouse and a bluish skirt while smiling awkwardly with a piece of her black hair around her finger

rdf:langString Mirabel as she appears in Disney's Encanto

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rdf:langString Jared Bush

rdf:langString Byron Howard

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rdf:langString Agustín

rdf:langString Julieta

rdf:langString Luisa

rdf:langString Encanto

rdf:langString Colombian

rdf:langString "Much of the credit for the sunniness of Encanto goes to Stephanie Beatriz, who supplies Mirabel's voice. [Her comedic skills from her work as Rosa Diaz on Brooklyn Nine-Nine are] put ... to dandy use here, with quirky line readings and a playful wit that's biting but never mean. Her Mirabel is so self-effacing and funny that it's easy to root for her."

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rdf:langString Antonio

rdf:langString Dolores

rdf:langString Alma

rdf:langString Pedro

rdf:langString Félix

rdf:langString Camilo

rdf:langString Pepa

rdf:langString Chris Hewitt, Star Tribune critic

rdf:langString Mirabel Madrigal is a fictional character that appears in Walt Disney Animation Studios' 60th feature film, Encanto (2021). Created by directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush, Mirabel is depicted as an imperfect, quirky, emotional, and empathetic 15-year-old girl who is the only member of the Madrigal family who does not receive a magical gift. When their "miracle" begins to fade, Mirabel takes it upon herself to save the magic, learning of her familial troubles. From the outset of the character's development, Mirabel was conceived as the only member of her family without a gift. The film's draft plot depicted her desperately searching for a gift, but the character's motivation was adjusted to a desire to be noticed, which was deemed more relatable for the audience. Mirabel's physical appearance is based on that of tourist guide Alejandra Espinosa Uribe; Mirabel's design began with her skirt, whose extensive embroidery represents her personality. American actress Stephanie Beatriz provides Mirabel's voice; Beatriz first auditioned for the role of Luisa but was deemed perfect for Mirabel. Her characterization garnered a variety of awards, with critics praising the character as relatable and heartfelt. Beatriz's performance was also lauded as "terrific" and "perfectly cast". Mirabel's relationship with her family has been the subject of discussion among therapists and immigrant groups, who related to the ways in which she deals with generational trauma.