Encanto is the Italian dub of the film of the same name. It was first released in theaters in Italy on November 24, 2021, before being added to Disney+ on December 24.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 
|
Mirabel
|
Margherita De Risi | |
| Charlotte Infussi (younger) | |||
|
Abuela Alma
|
Franca D'Amato | |
|
Bruno
|
Luca Zingaretti | |
|
Isabela
|
Diana Del Bufalo | |
|
Luisa
|
Alessia Amendola | |
|
Julieta
|
Angie Cepeda | |
|
Agustín
|
Nanni Baldini | |
|
Pepa
|
Renata Fusco | |
|
Félix
|
Fabrizio Vidale | |
|
Dolores
|
Ilaria De Rosa | |
|
Camilo
|
Álvaro Soler | |
|
Antonio
|
Francesco Infussi | |
|
Mariano Guzmán
|
Gianfranco Miranda | |
|
Señora Guzmán
|
Doriana Chierici | |
|
Señora Ozma
|
Cinzia De Carolis | |
|
Osvaldo
|
Diego Suarez | |
|
Arturo
|
Ambrogio Colombo | |
|
Toucan
|
European French audio is retained | |
Bambini
|
Eva Morville | ||
| Francesco Raffaeli | |||
| Sofia Fronzi | |||
| Pilar Visconti | |||
| Alberto Vannini | |||
| Sofia Suarez | |||
| Federico Moretti | |||
| Sophie Murgia | |||
Additional voices
|
Alessandro Conte | ||
| Arifeh Suleiman | |||
| Emanuele Natalizi | |||
| Martina Simonelli | |||
| Gabriele Palumbo | |||
| Lessia Rapini | |||
| Irene Trotta | |||
| Matteo Costantini | |||
| Massimo de Ambrosis | |||
| Simon Rizzoli | |||
| Mattea Serpelloni | |||
| Vanina Marini | |||
| Emiliano Ragno | |||
| Ezio Conenna | |||
| Alessandra Sani | |||
| Annalisa Usai | |||
| Kaliche Garattoni | |||
| Adrian Alto | |||
| Technical staff | |||
Artistic supervisor
|
Lavinia Fenu | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Translator
|
Roberto Morville | ||
Dubbing director
|
Massimiliano Manfredi | ||
Asisstant director
|
Maria Grazia Napolitano | ||
Sound engineer
|
Christian Murgia | ||
Mixing studio
|
Shepperton International | ||
Song lyricist
|
Lorena Brancucci | ||
Musical director
|
Ermavilo | ||
| Virginia Brancucci | |||
Song recorder
|
Andrea Serraino | ||
Music[]
The dub's soundtrack was released on November 19, 2021, and can be viewed on the disneymusicitVEVO YouTube channel.
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
| Margherita De Risi | |||
| Franca D'Amato | |||
| Margherita De Risi | |||
| Alessia Amendola | |||
| Renata Fusco | |||
| Fabrizio Vidale | |||
| Ilaria De Rosa | |||
| Álvaro Soler | |||
| Diana Del Bufalo | |||
| Margherita De Risi | |||
| Diana Del Bufalo | |||
| Margherita De Risi | |||
| Álvaro Soler | |||
| Margherita De Risi | |||
| Franca D'Amato | |||
| Luca Zingaretti | |||
| Ilaria De Rosa | |||
| Gianfranco Miranda |
- Choir: Daniele Vit, Renata Fusco, Gabriella Scalise, Claudia Paganelli, Marianna Mennitti, Cristiana Polegri, Roberta Frighi, Lucrezia Cesari, Naomi Rivieccio, Luca Velletri, Giovanni Guarino, Roberto Tiranti, Daniele Grammaldo, Nicola Gargaglia, Mirko Pontrelli, Piero Di Blasio, Elisa Rinaldi, Alice Trombacco, Andrea Rinaldi, Diego Lorenzo Croce, Davide Tatoli
Álvaro Soler performed courtesy of Airforce1 Records / Universal Music GmbH
Notes[]
- Angie Cepeda reprises her role as Julieta Madrigal from the English, Spanish and Italian versions.
- Álvaro Soler, a German-Spanish singer, plays Camilo in both the Italian and German dubs. He also sings the song "Dos Oruguitas" in both languages.
