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Pepa Madrigal

Background information

Feature films

Encanto

Short films

Once Upon a Studio

Video games

Disney Sorcerer's Arena (deleted)Disney Dreamlight Valley (mentioned)Disney Emoji Blitz

Park attractions

La Casita Encantada

Voice

Carolina Gaitán

Character information

Other names

The Emotional OneTía PepaMamáMamiPepiPepitaAmorMi vida

Affiliations

The Madrigals

Home

Alma's Village (birthplace)Casa Madrigal, Encanto

Likes

Her family, rainbows, perfection (formerly), dancing in the rain, singing, sunshine, flowers, hugs, kisses, tranquility, expressing herself, the Casita, magic, parties, pictures, coffee, tea, friendly animals

Dislikes

Talking about Bruno (formerly), Bruno ruining her wedding, her mother's expectations, the magic dying, losing the house, family issues, being overwhelmed, imperfection (formerly), danger, lightning, storm clouds, Bruno's visions (formerly)

Powers and abilities

Empathic Weather Manipulation

Paraphernalia

Clouds

Status

Active

Family information

Parent(s)

Alma Madrigal (mother)Pedro Madrigal † (father)

Sibling(s)

Julieta Madrigal (older triplet sister)[1]Bruno Madrigal (younger triplet brother)

Other relatives

Agustín Madrigal (brother-in-law)Isabela Madrigal (sororal niece)Luisa Madrigal (sororal niece)Mirabel Madrigal (sororal niece)

Partner(s)

Félix Madrigal (husband)

Children

Dolores Madrigal (eldest daughter)Camilo Madrigal (middle son)Antonio Madrigal (youngest son) Source

“Clear skies, clear skies!” ―Pepa reciting a mantra to calm her emotions.[src]

Pepa Madrigal is a supporting character in Disney's 2021 animated feature film Encanto. She is the middle child of Alma and Pedro Madrigal and the mother of Dolores, Camilo, and Antonio, whom she parented alongside her husband, Félix. Described as "overly emotional and dramatic", Pepa's gift allows her to control the weather via her emotions.

Contents

• 1 Background
  • 1.1 Official Description
  • 1.2 Development
  • 1.3 Personality
  • 1.4 Physical appearance
  • 1.5 Powers and Abilities
• 2 Appearances
  • 2.1 Encanto
  • 2.2 Once Upon a Studio
• 3 Video Games
  • 3.1 Disney Dreamlight Valley
• 4 Relationships
• 5 Gallery
• 6 Trivia
• 7 References
• 8 External links

Quick Answers

What is the unique gift that Pepa Madrigal possesses in Disney's Encanto? In Disney's Encanto, Pepa Madrigal, affectionately known as Tía Pepa, possesses a unique gift. As a member of the Madrigal family, she has the ability to influence the weather based on her emotional state. Provided by: Fandom How does Pepa Madrigal's emotions affect her surroundings? Pepa Madrigal's emotions influence her environment, specifically the weather. Her fluctuating feelings make the weather unpredictable. Strong emotions like anxiety or anger manifest as storm clouds around her, negatively affecting those nearby. Consequently, Pepa strives to regulate her emotions to prevent unfavorable weather and potential harm to others. Provided by: Fandom Who are the children of Pepa Madrigal in the movie Encanto? In Disney's Encanto, Pepa Madrigal has three children. Her eldest daughter is Dolores Madrigal, followed by her son Camilo Madrigal, and her youngest son is Antonio Madrigal. She raises these children with her husband, Félix. Provided by: Fandom How does Pepa Madrigal's character contribute to the plot of Disney's Encanto? In Disney's Encanto, Pepa Madrigal, also known as Tía Pepa, plays a supporting role. She is Alma and Pedro Madrigal's middle child and the mother of Dolores, Camilo, and Antonio. Her unique gift of controlling the weather based on her emotions significantly influences the plot. Pepa's emotional state frequently impacts the Encanto weather, marking key plot developments. She exhibits displeasure when Mirabel possesses an umbrella and receives a flower bouquet from Isabela. Provided by: Fandom What is the significance of Pepa Madrigal's ability to control weather in Encanto? In Encanto, Pepa Madrigal's weather-controlling ability is tied to her emotions. Happiness results in sunshine and rainbows, while negative emotions cause storms and extreme weather conditions. Initially, Pepa struggles with control, potentially causing harm when stressed or scared. However, she gradually gains mastery over her powers, indicating her emotional growth. Provided by: Fandom

Background[]

“♫ It was my wedding day (Félix: It was our wedding day) We were getting ready and there wasn't a cloud in the skyBruno walks in with a mischievous grin and says; It looks like rain ♫” ―Pepa describing her wedding day.

Pepa is one of the three triplet children born to Alma and Pedro, with her sister, Julieta and her brother, Bruno. When she was just born, their home was attacked by soldiers and her family was forced to flee. After her father's death, a miracle was created that blessed the family with an enchanted house and protection from the raiders. Five years later, Pepa and her two siblings opened their magical doors in the house, revealing their powers. Pepa gained the ability to control the weather with her emotions and has had to learn to control her emotions to avoid causing harm to those around her. Pepa met a man named Félix at some point in her life after receiving her gift; he was very good at helping her calm down when she was in a bad mood, causing her to fall in love with him. Alma immediately accepted Félix as her son-in-law, and Pepa eventually married him, making him a member of the Madrigal family.

Some time later, she and Félix had a daughter (Dolores) and two sons (Camilo and Antonio) together. Pepa besides becoming Agustín's sister-in-law after Julieta married him, she also became the maternal aunt of Isabela, Luisa, and Mirabel. One of the main reasons why she and the townspeople don't like to talk about Bruno is that on her wedding day he told her that "it looks like rain". This caused Pepa to become extremely worried that rain truly was going to ruin their wedding and she freaked out so much that her gift went crazy and made her and Félix get married in a hurricane. Pepa did not have a good opinion of her brother and held onto resentment toward Bruno for this, presumably to mask her worry for when he vanished. After a decade of separation, Pepa finally reunites with her brother again after the fall of the Casita and he reveals that the misunderstanding at the wedding stemmed from his desire to help her relax and embrace her emotions. In the end, Pepa doesn't hold a grudge against Bruno anymore and hugs him happily together with Julieta.

Official Description[]

Pepa and Félix are a couple rooted in balance. Pepa is "overly dramatic, overly emotional, and, for better or worse, her magical gift is that her emotions control the weather. It goes from sunny to hailing to snow to rainbows and her husband loves that about her.[2] Pepa, one of Abuela Alma's triplets, was gifted with the power to control the weather with her emotions. The forecast is often unpredictable, however, as Pepa's emotions are far-reaching and ever-changing.[3]

Development[]

As with the rest of the Madrigal family, Pepa was designed to reflect "family archetypes that are immediately relatable".[4] During the creation process, Pepa's gift was to be indestructible and some artworks showed Pepa as a cigar-chewing biker. Her personality would make her daring and she would also like the extreme sports of motocross, describing her as a wild and free spirit.[5][6] However, because her gift was too similar to Luisa's strength, it was changed to emotion-affected weather (which was originally going to belong to Julieta).[7] After removing this concept, the studio changed Pepa's personality so that she was quite sensitive and shaky to balance with her husband's more cheerful and laid-back personality, making them a balanced combination.[8]

Carolina Gaitan, Pepa's voice actress, describes her character as being relatable to her: "I'm a little bit crazy as well… overly dramatic and sometimes a little bit like a drama queen. But most of all, I think it's about vulnerability. Like, not to be in control of everything… she's emotional and she allows herself to be emotional and I think that's very beautiful about a person, about a character."[9]

Personality[]

Described as "overly emotional and dramatic", Pepa is an impatient woman and can get angry easily, contrasting with her husband Félix's more laid-back personality and positive spirit. Pepa also sometimes lets her temper get the better of her, and often says things that she doesn't mean, however she occasionally apologizes for this. When Pepa gets extremely nervous, she rapidly strokes her braid as she repeatedly mutters "Clear skies, clear skies!" to help her control her emotions and thus her weather. As she feels happy, Pepa is very energetic and therefore it is difficult for her to sit still, enjoying dancing by performing quick dance moves when she is having fun. Unlike her composed sister or her shy brother, Pepa is more outgoing and cheerful than them so she is much more expressive of the three. She has frequent mood swings, going from being happy to angry or vice versa in a moment that alters the weather around her. Pepa can get very nervous, anxious, stressed and sometimes even neurotic very easily. Her emotions sometimes control her more than she can control them, resulting in chaotic weather conditions.

Her temper can easily calm down when supported by the people she loves. Although she can get angry with Félix at times, Pepa loves her husband and always smiles when he supports or helps her, melting into Félix's arms when she dances with him. Félix can calm her by being flirtatious or even simply placing a hand on her shoulder. To a lesser extent, her children can also calm her down and she relies on them to help her whenever she has an emotional meltdown. An example is when her elder son, Camilo attempted to calm her down after learning their family's magic was dying and was dismayed when she accidentally hurt him with a spark of lightning. Much of Pepa's stress is due to the fact that she has to control her temper everyday, not only to prevent bad weather, but also to avoid hurting the people around her. To make her stress even worse, her mother Alma often negatively criticized Pepa for her emotional rants and rarely supported her, which made Pepa feel she couldn't express her emotions freely.

Although she is not ill-intentioned, Pepa can become unintentionally spiteful. She doesn't like to talk about her brother, like the townsfolk, because Bruno told her "it looks like rain" at her wedding and made her anxious to the point of causing a hurricane, quickly getting angry when Bruno is mentioned. But deep down, she truly missed him despite everything that happened between them, her resentment and grudge actually masking how hurt she was of his absence. When Bruno finally returned, she was overjoyed and ran to welcome him back with a hug. Like Alma initially, Pepa has a tendency for things to be perfect, but does not strive on perfection too much like her mother. She wanted her younger son, Antonio's gift ceremony to be perfect and worked to give herself a perfect image to her community by controlling her emotions. However, this is all caused by her mother keeping a tight grip on her. Although Pepa respects Alma, she is also not afraid to get angry with her when she reprimands her when her emotions were too strong for her to control. When she reconciles with her mother and brother after the fall of Casita, Pepa became allowed to express her emotions and powers however she likes.

Despite her rapid emotional swings which can cause her to clash with some of them, she is very caring and loving towards her family. Pepa easily forgave her mother when Alma sincerely apologized to her and the rest of the family for her past mistakes. Like her sister, Pepa cares deeply about her children and wants the best for them. She wanted her youngest son's fifth birthday to be the best day of his life and expressed how proud she was of him several times. During Antonio's gift ceremony, she was shown approaching him along with Félix to congratulate him and hug him when he received his magical gift. After the Casa Madrigal collapses, Pepa's main concern was the well-being of her family rather than the loss of her home where she immediately rushed to Antonio who was crying over the loss of his gift. In the graphic novel it is revealed that Pepa quickly accepted Dolores' romance with Mariano Guzmán and is happy for them, showing her daughter that she supports her. Her affection also extends to her nieces and she is close to them. Isabela is noticeably more connected to Pepa than to either of her parents, with Pepa treating her as if she were a second daughter. She was worried that her oldest niece's marriage proposal would go well and the only time Isabela has a genuine smile about the former proposal is when she dances with Pepa.

Physical appearance[]

Pepa is a 50-year-old[10] woman with fair skin, high rosy cheekbones, curly hip-length auburn hair in a braid, and dark olive green eyes. She has a small gap between her two front teeth and thin eyebrows. Although not as notable as Julieta, Pepa inherited many of her mother's facial expressions. Pepa is also noticeably taller than her siblings and husband. She wears an amber orange rain patterned dress that has two yellow scalloped collars with sun motifs and amber accents, and a single dark orange stripe on the skirt with what appear to be flower patterns on it, a canary yellow knotted ribbon bandana with a lightning bolt pattern, metallic golden sun-shaped earrings, and amber orange espadrilles with golden sun details and black ribbons around her ankles.

On her wedding day she used the same sun earrings with an identical copy of her current dress, only white with light pink details and instead of using a ribbon she wore a long wedding veil that reached her hips.

Powers and Abilities[]

Empathic Weather Manipulation: Pepa has the power of Empathetic Weather Manipulation, she can control the weather through her emotional state; happiness causes warmth and sunshine, whereas frustration, stress, and sadness causes storms and heavy rain. If Pepa gets deeply upset or frustrated, she can cause snowstorms or hurricanes. When feeling these negative emotions, a cloud will appear over her head and follow her wherever she goes. Depending how strong the emotion she is feeling the cloud will increase in size; in fact, she can even inflict her emotions onto actual clouds instead of having a singular one above her and can cause rain and other types of weather onto there, along with being able to summon a tornado around her. If she calms down and tries to stay positive, usually by saying "clear skies" multiple times, the cloud will go away.

She has very little control over her gift, because if she gets too stressed or scared Pepa can hurt people around her with lightning or strong winds. Initially she could only control the weather when she is happy, such as manifesting rainbows around the Casita and in family photos. However after letting her feelings go and no longer trying to hold them back or hide them, Pepa was shown creating a light hailstorm, one thing she does when she's frustrated despite being happy. Showing her new mastery of both her emotions and her ability, meaning that Pepa maybe can summon any weather anywhere she prefers without having to feel a certain emotion. Despite her powerset, she is not all that powerful because although she can create storms in spaces the size of a room, she is unable to create a large natural disaster even if she tried.[11]

Appearances[]

Encanto[]

Pepa first appears as an infant in her mother Alma's flashback, shortly after she and her siblings were born to Alma and Pedro. After her family was forced out of their home, leading her father to be killed by soldiers, their family became blessed with magic and were given a new home. At the age of five, Pepa, along with her siblings, Julieta and Bruno, were given magical gifts where she was given the ability to control the weather depending on her emotions. In the present, Pepa is getting ready to start the day and heading to the village with the rest of her family to help around. During "The Family Madrigal", Pepa is seen happily dancing with a sun on her head in a field of crops before falling down and getting angry, causing it to rain on the field she was present in. Since the day was also her youngest son Antonio's fifth birthday and gift ceremony, Pepa soon returns home to help prepare for the celebration.

When she returns to the Casa Madrigal, Pepa begins to place some rainbow clouds around the house for her son's special day. After that, she anxiously spends the better part of the day worried over whether her son's gift ceremony that evening will go perfectly, since the previous ceremony had ended with Mirabel not getting a gift or a door. As her husband tries to approach her, Pepa's anxiety creates a tornado that threatens to ruin the floral arrangements for Antonio's gift ceremony. However, she immediately calms down when Isabela makes her dramatic entrance and presents her with a bouquet of roses to help calm her down. Pepa thanks her niece while Felix calls Isabela "[their] angel". Later on, when Pepa goes to collect Antonio to bring him downstairs for the ceremony, she can't find him, generating a cloud over her head. While walking around the Casita looking for Antonio, Pepa argues with Alma that she was losing control of her gift and asks in frustration what her mother wants from her.

Mirabel eventually finds Antonio and brings him down to where Pepa is waiting with her husband and other two children. Pepa expresses tearful pride that Antonio is "all grown up," producing a cloud that began to rain. Félix shoos the cloud away, telling Pepa she is going to get Antonio all wet. After Dolores informs them that Antonio's gift ceremony will commence shortly, Pepa and Félix tell their youngest son that they will be waiting for him at his door. Pepa then join Félix at the top of the stairs of the house alongside Abuela. The couple anxiously hold hands as Antonio moves closer to the door to receive his gift, afraid the ceremony will fail. When the ceremony is proved to be a success, Pepa smiles quietly with her husband and looks excitedly at Antonio on as the boy and his animal friends explore his new room. As the party moves into Antonio's magical bedroom, the Madrigals get together and a family photo is taken, which everyone unknowingly excluded Mirabel from. While dancing with Antonio, Pepa and everyone else heard from a panicked Mirabel that there were cracks in the Casita. When everyone came to investigate, the cracks weren't there and Alma ushers everyone back to the party.

The next morning, Pepa joins her family for breakfast. As she goes to sit down, Mirabel cuts in front of her and took her seat so she can sit next to Luisa, prompting a small thundercloud to appear over Pepa's head, which Félix easily calms. She expresses annoyance as Mirabel keeps interrupting the family meeting and when breakfast concludes, Pepa joins everyone in the family chant "La Familia Madrigal" before returning to her daily activities. At some point in the afternoon, Pepa goes to the nursery to gather the last of Antonio's things and move them to his new room. As she enters the nursery, she hears Mirabel mutter Bruno's name and immediately begins thundering. She tries to shoo the clouds away, to no avail, as she scolds Mirabel for bringing up Bruno. Mirabel attempts to ask her what it might mean to be involved in one of Bruno's prophecies, and Pepa tries to change the subject to getting ready for Isabela's proposal dinner, but Félix bursts in and insists on telling Mirabel about Bruno's prophecies.

In "We Don't Talk About Bruno", Pepa scrambles angrily to interrupt Félix and keep him quiet before finally giving in and explaining why they don't talk about Bruno. She begins to tell how Bruno ruined her wedding day by making her nervous with a prophecy and telling her that it "it looks like rain". Due to how much she cared that their marriage went well and she wanted it to be a special day for both of them, her brother's words caused Pepa to get scared thinking that she would ruin the wedding with her gift, causing her and Félix to get married in a hurricane. As she recounts this, Félix constantly interrupts her by describing the day as the best day of his life. Although she did not agree that their wedding was a happy day despite the bad weather, Pepa melts in her husband's arms as she dances with him and then they join in the verses of their other relatives. After Camilo announced the imminent arrival of the Guzmáns at the house, Pepa helps her family prepare the table for dinner while dancing with Isabela and replaying how Bruno ruined her wedding day, but happy about the imminent proposal.

During the proposal dinner, Pepa sits next to Félix and Julieta. Félix leans over to whisper to her, passing along what Dolores had learned about Mirabel finding Bruno's last vision. This agitates Pepa, causing her to develop a thundercloud. Alma points it out, and Pepa strokes her braid while continuously chanting her mantra, "clear skies," to try and calm herself, to no avail. She whispers to Julieta about Mirabel and the vision. As the tension begins to escalate, a bolt of lightning from Pepa's cloud startled Pico, the toucan. As Bruno's vision is revealed to the whole family and Dolores proclaims that they were all doomed because of Mirabel, cracks spread throughout the dining room, everyone's magic begin to fritz out, and a gust of wind from Pepa's cloud blows open the window, revealing a crowd outside waiting to congratulate Isabela and Mariano on their engagement. The cloud then begins to rain, soaking everyone in the room. As the family evacuates the dining room, Pepa yelled at Mirabel as she passes by, demanding to know what she has done, which she says that she has nothing to do with the incident.

After the Guzmáns leave and Isabela's proposal dinner fails, Pepa retreats to her room to try and calm herself, but the storm she's created continues to rage inside the Casa Madrigal. Camilo escorts her to her room and brings her tea and attempts to lead her through calming breathing techniques. But when Mirabel slams into the wall behind Pepa's room while chasing Bruno, she startles Pepa to the point that she accidentally zaps Camilo with lightning from the cloud above her head, which leads into a series of injuries for the teenager as he wildly shapeshifts into his family members. Pepa later goes downstairs to join the other adults in the family, where her anxiety causes a snowstorm above her head, which Félix tries in vain to clear away. As the cracks continue expanding and Alma argues with Julieta and Agustín, the snow from Pepa's cloud continues to increase so Alma commands her to calm down, to which Pepa angrily replies to her mother that she is trying her best, and that she is lucky it's not a hurricane.

Later that same day, Pepa hears Alma and Mirabel arguing in the courtyard and goes to investigate, arriving in time to see their argument escalate to yelling and accusations that the other was the one hurting the magic and the family. This causes the Casa Madrigal to begin to crumble around them and the Miracle Candle begins to go out. As the house starts to break down and everyone starts to stumble on the cracking floor, Pepa is caught by her husband in order to keep her balance and screams in alarm when she realizes that the candle is about to fall out of the window, to which other members of the family in response rush to save it. She watches helplessly as Camilo, Isabela, and Mirabel all try to reach the candle despite the danger it represented. As the magic starts fading, and the house starts collapsing, the Casita forces everyone, except Mirabel out of the house. After Casa Madrigal collapses completely and the candle goes out along with the magic, Pepa checks on her family to make sure they were not hurt, calling desperately for Julieta to come help her. When Julieta notices Mirabel has gone missing, the Madrigals and the other townspeople spread out to search for her.

By the next day, Pepa and the family see that Mirabel and Alma, having reconciled with each other, have returned to Casita's ruins to reunited with their family. During "All of You", she and Julieta listen as Alma apologizes for holding onto the magic too tight, fearing she would lose them too after losing Pedro, and says the miracle isn't magic they possess, rather simply themselves. Although they are initially surprised by how her mother apologizes for her past mistakes and treats them with care, they both forgive Alma and embraced her. When as Alma also reveals that Bruno has returned to the family and guides him to join them, Pepa gasps with joy at seeing him after a decade and runs to scoop her brother up in a hug along with Julieta. While Camilo is confused by his presence by mentioning that they are not to speak of him, Bruno begins to apologize to Pepa for her wedding, explaining that he was just trying to help her with her nerves. He encourages her to show her emotions, to which Félix replies that he was always saying the same thing and calling Bruno "bro". While Bruno continues apologizing, Pepa, Julieta, and Agustín silence him and assure him that everything is fine now that he's back before wrapping him up in a big hug.

With family all together, Mirabel rallies them to fix the house and the entire town also pitches in as a thanks for all the Madrigals had done for them over the generations. After completing the house, Mirabel adds a doorknob the family made just for her to the front door, causing a new source of magic to be born that brings Casita back to life and returning the gifts of the Madrigals, but also making a new front door with all the Madrigals carved into it. Pepa, along with everyone else present, is swept into the house, where she is able to generate a small hailstorm, under which she and Félix danced joyously, finally feeling free to express her emotions. The family then celebrates the return of their home and gifts with a family photo. Pepa stood next to her husband and Camilo as they posed for the photo. While everyone smiles and chants "La Familia Madrigal", Casita unexpectedly brings the entire family together, creating an imperfect, but still happy, family image.

Once Upon a Studio[]

Pepa returns alongside her family at the Disney Animation studio for a group photo with all the characters from the previous films to celebrate the 100th anniversary.

Video Games[]

Disney Dreamlight Valley[]

When it is raining in Dreamlight Valley, Mirabel tells the player about Pepa since the rain reminds her of her weather-controlling aunt.

Relationships[]

The Disney Wiki has an article focusing on the relationships of Pepa Madrigal.

Gallery[]

The Disney Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Pepa Madrigal.

Trivia[]

• Pepa's birthday is on October 17, coinciding with start of the Thousand Days' War.[12][13]
• A "pepa" can refer to a sunflower seed or a nugget of gold. Pepa is associated with sunlight, her neckline is shaped like a sunflower, and she wears golden earrings in the shape of the sun.
  • "Pepa" also sounds like "pepper," which is fitting since she's shown to be hot-tempered and pepper is hot.
• Carolina Gaitán, who voiced Pepa, affirms that she arrived two hours early to her first audition to be able to participate in the film, in which she was incredibly nervous and anxious.[14]
• Her gift is similar to another Disney character's power, Elsa, from Frozen and Frozen II as when they are not in a good mood, their powers get out of control. Coincidentally, there was a slight nod to Frozen in the song "All of You", when Bruno told Pepa to "Let it go". Though very subtle, the opening piano can also be heard in that part.
• According to Jared Bush, Pepa's room is not able to contain her powers within its walls, so the weather around the Encanto is still affected even when she is in her room.[15]
• Pepa has a much paler skin tone and different hair color than almost everyone in the entire family, reflecting the racial/color diversity in some Latino/Colombian families.
• It is implied that Pepa taught her niece Isabela how to do the dance the latter does on the night of Antonio's gift ceremony when she performs for various townspeople, as Pepa does the exact same dance in the final scene of the film while under a hail cloud as Félix cheers her on. Which is a reference that various aunts often teach their nieces to dance in the Latin culture.[16]
• Pepa is one of five characters to be voiced by the same actress in multiple versions of the film, the others being: Félix, Julieta Madrigal, Alma Madrigal, and Mariano Guzmán, as Carolina Gaitán voiced Pepa in the English and Latin American Spanish dubs of the film.
• According to Jared Bush, Pepa has a sweet tooth and her favorite snack is something with a lot of sugar, but she doesn't let herself because sugar makes her hyperactive.[17][18]
• At dinner with the Guzmáns, Pepa is the only adult who drinks a glass of juice instead of a glass of wine. Since her Weather Manipulation powers are already unstable when she feels different emotions, possibly she avoids liquor to avoid worsening her condition.[19]
• While Pepa was annoyed she and Félix got married in a hurricane, it is a little-known omen that rain during a wedding is actually often a sign of good luck: it means that the couple will last and hard to unravel. In the present, the two are a happy and loving couple despite their contrasting personalities.

References[]

↑ "Triplets' Birth Order". Twitter (December 8, 2021). ↑ Shuler, Skyler (September 10, 2021). "‘Encanto’: Meet The Magical Madrigal Family". TheDisInsider. ↑ Team, D23 (November 16, 2021). "“Encanto” Character Details Revealed". D23. ↑ Brown, Tracy (November 24, 2021). "‘Encanto’ is Disney’s first Latino musical. How the filmmakers got Colombia right". LATimes. ↑ Manuel, Lin (January 30, 2022). "Pepa' Original Gift". Twitter. ↑ Park, Meg (November 29, 2021). "Pepra's Daredevil Personality During Early Development". instagram. ↑ The Art of Encanto ↑ Shuler, Skyler (September 10, 2021). "‘Encanto’: Meet The Magical Madrigal Family". TheDisInsider. ↑ Busch, Jenna (November 8, 2021). "Encanto Movie Cast & Crew on the New Disney Film". VitalThrills. ↑ Bush, Jared (December 26, 2021). "Triplets' Ages". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (March 19, 2022). "Pepa's powers". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (March 18, 2022). "Pepa's birthday". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (March 18, 2022). "Meaningful Birthdays". Twitter. ↑ Gaitán, Caro (January 30, 2022). "Carolina Gaitán". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (January 15, 2022). "Pepa's room". Twitter. ↑ Byron, Howard (February 21, 2022). "Pepa and Isabela Dance". The Disney. ↑ Bush, Jared (December 28, 2022). "Pepa's Sweet Tooth Part 1". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (December 28, 2022). "Pepa's Sweet Tooth Part 2". Twitter. ↑ Bush, Jared (January 5, 2022). "Subtle Detail". Twitter.

External links[]

• Pepa Madrigal on Encanto Wiki
• Pepa Madrigal on Heroes Wiki

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