I watched this movie last night..... it reminded me of how much I love Jose. I've been practically obsessing over him-- to a slightly greater extent than the other two Caballeros, as it's impossible to get him seperate from Donald and Panchito. But still.... y'know, I blame it all on the samba.
I'm Brazilian. Unfortunetly my country is not anymore as showed in the movie. I live in São Paulo, and Brasil is passing trough an awful time. Here we have afraid of going out even in daytime, because there is many poor people in the street, and many of then are druged and may stil, kidnnap or even kill us. Our politicians are all corrupted, they still a great amount of money. We have the highest import taxes. Since our late president, Lula, stayed at the govern, we started to live real bad.
Today we hitch our wagon to Israel, at the UN. All these past concerns seem so quaint by comparison. We once led the world, but who we chose to lead us left us wanting...
I don´t think he would peck here..... Unless joão deixasse. Of course Joe would............ check out real samba and couch surfing then come to Brasil. some quick links (of course the first is mine):
When i saw "blame it on samba" I though "that's a nice excuse" but It´s only a cartoon. I´ll go to work at lunch Zé and José and Carioca and me João Carioca ( the name translated at the foot of the letter ( hope a smart person from Brasil read this, if not maybe a dumb one)) and that is it. Woody the wood Pecker?
seriously, I see that a video made with old stereotypes for old political purposes can really mean something after all. Im saying that because samba really does that to people. That girl ( seriously I adore her) is not eve born in Brasil.
This video is so cute! Panchito and Jose should be back for more cartoons... but instead of House of Mouse (where they made Jose Mexican), they should keep him Brazilian!!!
How sad that the current generation of kids would 1) never recognize this cartoon as being Disney 2) probably not recognize the Three Caballeros, period 3) some may not even know who Donald Duck is.
simpática antología de Brasil, lo mejor de todo es que en el año 50 todo se hacía a mano, sin la magia de la tecnología de la que disponemos hoy en día, bravo!
the name of the song is "Tico-tico no fubá" by Zequinha de Abreu. and it's not a samba. it's a choro. but we here in Buenos Aires don't care about this kind of mistake.
the name of the song is "Tico-tico no fubá" by Zequinha de Abreu. and it's not a samba. it's a choro. but we here in Buenos Aires don't care about this kind of mistake.
@flaviocvalente66 You know, Walt Disney made this cartoon, along with the rest of this movie as a rebuttle to the Roosevelt/Latin American "Good Neighbor Policy". I don't think his intention was to target Latin Americans and share his knowledge of the South American culture. It was used to educate Americans about the relationship between The United States and Latin America coming out of the Great depression and the cultural influence. Oh, but we American's don't care about your mistake.
@ralphyy1234 I actually just read about that on "Born In Blood & Fire: A Concise History Of Latin America- by John Charles Chasteen". He talks about the events that led up to the "Good Neighbor Policy" and how in 1933, during the seventh congress of the Pan American Movement, FDR's representatives publicly swore off military intervention in Mexico and stated that Cuba and Panama were no longer "protectorates". A landmark achievment of US and Latino America relations up to that point.
D: this is the last Donald duck cartoon for me... i've literally watched every single donald duck cartoon known to man... x.x [sniff, sniff] it took me forever to find this one, i think it's the last........ noooooOOOO!!!
Hahaha, eu amo o Rio de Janeiro. Eu ia para lá no carnaval de carro, mas avisaram para o meu pai que não tem como entrar na cidade de carro porque a cidade vai estar lotaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaada.
O Rio de Janeiro é lindo, fui lá uma vez e me apaixonei pela cidade, estou louco para voltar de novo.
so eu que me pergunto isso, ou tem alguem q se pergunta tbm, como q os caras faziam um desenho com essas definiçoes de cores, na decada de 40? como? rsrs foda, o Walt Disney era um genio mesmo, showwww
this is the kind of thing that actually makes me WANT to go to Latin American countries, unlike modern films like "Beverly hills chihuahua" or "Rio", e.t.c. But The Three Caballeros, now that movie makes me want to grab a sombrero and run to Mexico!
This song is featured in a 1948 disney collection, Melody Time. My son happened to pick this obscure title of the shelves at the local video rental store b/c it had donald duck on the cover. What a gem! I just googled this out of the blue here now b/c the song was in my head. By the way, Ethel Smith on organ.
At the same time as this, racist right wing-nuts at RKO pulled the plug on Orson Welles film project because he dared to show actual Afro-Braziians doing and playing the REAL samba. Fragments of this unfinished film have be reconstructed as "Its All True". Welles had originally been turned onto the samba by his collaborator for this film Robert Meltzer. Welle's career would never recover.
At the same time as this, racists at RKO pulled the plug on Orson Welles film because he dared to show actual Afro-Braziians doing and playing the REAL samba.
Fragments of this unfinishsed film have be reconstructed as "Its All True". Welles had originally been turned onto the samba by his collaborator for this film Robert Meltzer.
interesting how long ago they had liquor and cartoon characters smoking cigars! just thought of this as my 2 1/2 year old watched the cartoon. times have certainly changed
@CanoPinto In the United States TODAY you would not see this. Perfect example is that they don't even show it on television as replays or in theaters as re-releases IN THE UNITED STATES
@spanesl Yeahh, but it hasn't impressed me a lot when a child. I didn't became inclined to smoke or addict to alcohol even with my aunt smoking like crazy in front of me!! hheheheh
AAaahhhhhh My favorite Disney Character!!! The Attica!! ( Red spastic Bird :D) Thank you so much for making this! It really is a classic. . like Make Mine Music and The Disney Legends :)
just google listentoyoutube or youtube audio converter and you'll get plenty of sites that can just take off the audio from the video and make it a wav or mp3 file. Though its illegal in some countries
é verdade, fumar ñ era feio na época, era até elegante, vide os filmes d Hollywood da época, todo galã fumava no filme. o jô soares fumou charuto no programa d entrevistas dele, ao vivo, até final dos anos 80. na época, as crianças ñ fumavam tambem, ai ñ havia essa preocupação. o charuto assim como a roupa (terno e chapéu) do zé são para mostrar q ele era um boêmio, e como todo, tinha classe. faz parte do personagem. com o tempo essa visão do cigarro mudou, q bom
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O Zé Carioca fuma! Um péssimo exemplo no desenho que é feito para as crianças. Curiosamente os americanos o fizeram como brasileiro. Muito estranho. Isso me cheira a jogada baixa e conspiração.
@luzsandra Nos anos 40 nem sequer se sabia que o tabaco prejudicava tanto a saúde, Aliás, havia quem afirmasse que fumar era benéfico. Sou (quase) médico, sei do que falo.
Concordo com voce, basta ver como a juventude dos anos 40 e 50 achava " cool e descolado" fumar. Icones como Marlon Brando, James Deen aparecem em fotos famosas fumando.
@marky2365 fumar era a representaçao de homem em geral e nessa epoca, os desenhos nao eram feitos para crianças eram mais programas de entretenimento para todos
Muito bom assistir a esta obra de arte e claro tambem essa grande homenagem do Walt Disney ao Brasil, depois da visita ao Rio de Janeiro. Maravilhoso, eu como brasileira assistir esta grande homenagem é um orgulho ser brasileira. Viva o Brasil e Viva o Rio de Janeiro.
We fought fascism back in WWII. Not surprisingly, this very flattering, pro-Brazil cartoon was first made back in 1944 when Brazilians and Americans were together fighting fascism in Italy. God bless America, God bless Brazil too!
On a lighter note, thanks for the post, it's a darling.
@lsnows specially when we have a "president dictator" that looking with some simpaty for the fascists in Europe! Your country made a great strategy act: aprochin' to Brazil, give to our "president" some loans to your plans of industrialization and, the most imortant, make with the "presidnt" Vargas take a position beside US, stay away from the Euro-Fascism.
It's true that our Noth-East is a strategic position in South American because the distance with da Africa and some U-Boats on our coast!
@lsnows Thank you so much for saying this. :) Disney needs to see comments like yours - nowadays they're so afraid of offending people that they just don't have much culture in their movies anymore.
This video is very much about my childhood. I was born in Copacabana and just everything that appears is real! Love, music, joy and love for other countries. Viva Brasil! Viva Rio de Janeiro! "If God is Brazilian, the Pope is Carioca." John Paul II
@josianneRHCPinlove poius nao. mas se tu vires a musica da formaçao dos tres caballeros, vais reparar que o josé carioca não sabe o k signifca "ay caramba" (e, curiosamente, nem o patchito) :"P
omg i totally remember masturbating to this
kontaktseistrup 2 weeks ago
She has nice legs.
YangX100 4 weeks ago
<3
kolumb21 4 weeks ago
I watched this movie last night..... it reminded me of how much I love Jose. I've been practically obsessing over him-- to a slightly greater extent than the other two Caballeros, as it's impossible to get him seperate from Donald and Panchito. But still.... y'know, I blame it all on the samba.
TotalPirateLuvva 2 months ago
God, I live Jose :D
T4Fpurson 2 months ago
I'm Brazilian. Unfortunetly my country is not anymore as showed in the movie. I live in São Paulo, and Brasil is passing trough an awful time. Here we have afraid of going out even in daytime, because there is many poor people in the street, and many of then are druged and may stil, kidnnap or even kill us. Our politicians are all corrupted, they still a great amount of money. We have the highest import taxes. Since our late president, Lula, stayed at the govern, we started to live real bad.
rafaelfvrc 3 months ago
why does this sound better than some of the music of today??
sonep511 3 months ago
presumptuous clichés and the lack of caution with the culture they're supposed to approach friendly. this is always a problem.
flaviocvalente66 4 months ago
Today we hitch our wagon to Israel, at the UN. All these past concerns seem so quaint by comparison. We once led the world, but who we chose to lead us left us wanting...
LurlineAtAnchor 4 months ago
Thanks for bringing back my childhood :D
08AbsoluteZero 4 months ago 2
I don´t think he would peck here..... Unless joão deixasse. Of course Joe would............ check out real samba and couch surfing then come to Brasil. some quick links (of course the first is mine):
willowmagrini 5 months ago
When i saw "blame it on samba" I though "that's a nice excuse" but It´s only a cartoon. I´ll go to work at lunch Zé and José and Carioca and me João Carioca ( the name translated at the foot of the letter ( hope a smart person from Brasil read this, if not maybe a dumb one)) and that is it. Woody the wood Pecker?
willowmagrini 5 months ago
seriously, I see that a video made with old stereotypes for old political purposes can really mean something after all. Im saying that because samba really does that to people. That girl ( seriously I adore her) is not eve born in Brasil.
willowmagrini 5 months ago 2
@willowmagrini I agree with you, you would like to read Giroux...
maricristinacastel 4 months ago
This video is so cute! Panchito and Jose should be back for more cartoons... but instead of House of Mouse (where they made Jose Mexican), they should keep him Brazilian!!!
24Hollyleaf 5 months ago
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bobboy61 6 months ago
I remember watching this when i was a tot ^-^
BesaOtaku 6 months ago
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I wanna go to this age! Everything were too much simple, happy, it's the golden age!
Don't you think?
Greetings from Brazil to all US . Long live our friendship!
DeMouraBR 6 months ago
2:30 IMMM TRIPPPING BALLLLSSSS~~
:D
ZandWheet 6 months ago
How sad that the current generation of kids would 1) never recognize this cartoon as being Disney 2) probably not recognize the Three Caballeros, period 3) some may not even know who Donald Duck is.
hardcharging 7 months ago 12
@hardcharging Whatever. Donald Duck is a character, not a moral truth. Why should one generation's cultural icons be held superior to another?
bobbobato 6 months ago
@bobbobato Why not? At least cartoons from this time period were actually worth watching. God knows today's cartoons are anything but!
hardcharging 2 months ago
@hardcharging They're going to say the same thing on videos of Spongebob about thirty years from now....
SlakyCampa 2 months ago
@SlakyCampa we'll see...
hardcharging 2 months ago
i just love the very first song xD
pekingente13 7 months ago
Ethel Smith looking very attractive all dolled up and playing the pedals in heels. She was a great promotional tool for the Hammond Organ.
colonelmusket79 7 months ago
24 people got their piano blown up by the araquan
ninjacatz10124 7 months ago
In Brazil, Samba is other thing...
comes at Carnival time ...
gabilovercrepusculo1 7 months ago
@gabilovercrepusculo1 Não é não, você que não conhece as raízes da nossa música.
fernandessalves 2 months ago
that cartton its from year?
hflgoulart 7 months ago
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pekingente13 7 months ago
@hflgoulart i guess in the period of 1945 to 1950
pekingente13 7 months ago 3
@pekingente13 WOW! It's Old and Amazing! I really Love Disney!
hflgoulart 7 months ago
they dont make cartoons with cigars and alhohol coctail those dayzzzzzzzz
piotrekkogut 8 months ago
@piotrekkogut that's good... becuase ont hat time, kids wanted to smoke loool
hflgoulart 7 months ago
As opposed to the Jackson 5's "Blame it on the Boogie?" *snicker* Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Bitsy83 8 months ago
This was always my favorite scene from this movie!
FightingFlapdradon 8 months ago
simpática antología de Brasil, lo mejor de todo es que en el año 50 todo se hacía a mano, sin la magia de la tecnología de la que disponemos hoy en día, bravo!
PiliiTee 8 months ago
MARVELLOUS!!
MrTubbie 8 months ago
the parrot is the only person in disney cartoon history to die of lung cancer#fact
hinata750 8 months ago
Lyrics at 4:31:
Hdifgweigfydgfywe Chi-chi! Gdidwegdugwdggdyfgwey Cha-Cha! Sdsgfowgefuogousg Chu-Chu, THEN YOU CAN BLAME IT ON THE RHYTHM OF THE SAMBA
meowkie 8 months ago
who knew the aracuan could help instead of annoy
MsPokemonfreak2011 8 months ago
Carmem Miranda!!! amazing!
leandro100 8 months ago
@leandro100 that is not carman miranda that is ethel Smith
JoseCarioca101 8 months ago
I love this cartoon. It makes me want more to go to Brasil! Aquarela do Brasil. A Garota de Ipanema... I love Samba.
nellie2581 8 months ago
the thing I dont get is in the beging when they're both Blue why r they sad anyway?
JoseCarioca101 9 months ago
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaakakakakakkaka ADOREI. o desenho mais doido que eu ja vi :)
boikl8075 9 months ago
calm down, teacher. i just gave the correct information about the music.
flaviocvalente66 9 months ago
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the name of the song is "Tico-tico no fubá" by Zequinha de Abreu. and it's not a samba. it's a choro. but we here in Buenos Aires don't care about this kind of mistake.
flaviocvalente66 9 months ago
the name of the song is "Tico-tico no fubá" by Zequinha de Abreu. and it's not a samba. it's a choro. but we here in Buenos Aires don't care about this kind of mistake.
flaviocvalente66 9 months ago
@flaviocvalente66 I agree Tico Tico is good anyway you hear it.
cginnish 9 months ago
@flaviocvalente66 You know, Walt Disney made this cartoon, along with the rest of this movie as a rebuttle to the Roosevelt/Latin American "Good Neighbor Policy". I don't think his intention was to target Latin Americans and share his knowledge of the South American culture. It was used to educate Americans about the relationship between The United States and Latin America coming out of the Great depression and the cultural influence. Oh, but we American's don't care about your mistake.
ralphyy1234 9 months ago
@ralphyy1234 I actually just read about that on "Born In Blood & Fire: A Concise History Of Latin America- by John Charles Chasteen". He talks about the events that led up to the "Good Neighbor Policy" and how in 1933, during the seventh congress of the Pan American Movement, FDR's representatives publicly swore off military intervention in Mexico and stated that Cuba and Panama were no longer "protectorates". A landmark achievment of US and Latino America relations up to that point.
usdgreen 8 months ago
@usdgreen Yes! That's the exact book I had in mind when I was making my comment. Good words.
ralphyy1234 8 months ago
remember wathching this when i was little and now its a trip watching it high! lol
STOCKTONLEGEND 9 months ago
Gosh that aracuan is craaaazy! I likey! :D
dchichan24 9 months ago
we need Jose carioca and Panchito back for new cartoons
JoseCarioca101 10 months ago 46
@JoseCarioca101
I agree. Bring back Joe.
LNER4771 5 months ago
@JoseCarioca101 with better voice actors that stick true to Jose and Panchito's Brazilian/Spanish accent.
RayeliB 5 months ago
@RayeliB no offence to Rob Paulsen
JoseCarioca101 5 months ago
OMG Jose is depressed.Somthing's wrong with him AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
JoseCarioca101 10 months ago 2
Am I right in thinking Jose is just as popular in Brazil as Mickey is in the States?
SamhainTheDark 10 months ago
@SamhainTheDark
Yes,you are!
CarlaSampa 8 months ago
D: this is the last Donald duck cartoon for me... i've literally watched every single donald duck cartoon known to man... x.x [sniff, sniff] it took me forever to find this one, i think it's the last........ noooooOOOO!!!
... At least i stil got a ton of mickey mouse ;D
Tijopi11 10 months ago 3
@Tijopi11 yes
phantomslady69 9 months ago
Thank you so much for uploading this wonderful cartoon!! This is a real treasure and gem!
Muito obrigado por este maravilhoso vídeo!
Lalo3001 10 months ago
Beautiful
Peter1999 11 months ago
Hahaha, eu amo o Rio de Janeiro. Eu ia para lá no carnaval de carro, mas avisaram para o meu pai que não tem como entrar na cidade de carro porque a cidade vai estar lotaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaada.
O Rio de Janeiro é lindo, fui lá uma vez e me apaixonei pela cidade, estou louco para voltar de novo.
renzomartinsgu 11 months ago
hey from what movie is this from again
beatleanddragonlover 11 months ago
@beatleanddragonlover Melody Time. ;)
MissChelDorado 11 months ago
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i remember having this movie
GJShig 10 months ago
@beatleanddragonlover Meldoy time
JoseCarioca101 10 months ago
this is the first time I've seen Aracuan not be annoying
Anexilli 1 year ago
so eu que me pergunto isso, ou tem alguem q se pergunta tbm, como q os caras faziam um desenho com essas definiçoes de cores, na decada de 40? como? rsrs foda, o Walt Disney era um genio mesmo, showwww
lucianolut19 1 year ago
donald came here and took some acid...
claramaccord 1 year ago
this is the kind of thing that actually makes me WANT to go to Latin American countries, unlike modern films like "Beverly hills chihuahua" or "Rio", e.t.c. But The Three Caballeros, now that movie makes me want to grab a sombrero and run to Mexico!
THIS is ART!
righteouswolf1 1 year ago
@NightlyVamp006 JOSÉ Carioca
VenomtheOne 1 year ago 16
@VenomtheOne sadly the accent isn't one American's have on their keyboard or know how to make. Forgive us our lapses.
archona4 1 year ago
@NightlyVamp006 It's Jose, but "Joe" is what Donald calls him. It's his American name. :D
PixarShark 1 year ago
I wonder if they put those two birds in the game?
OnePeicePiret 1 year ago
3:48 SHIT GOT REAL !
Subiromba 1 year ago
This clip is a most precious one. Handle with care. An alltime favorite and allmost never broadcasted.
Littlewhitelephant 1 year ago
Apanhei-te cavaquinho!
NaMesaMusic 1 year ago 3
Andrews Sisters: no modern girl group can match them!
Bladepaw18 1 year ago
@NightlyVamp006 It's José Carioca.. but Zé Carioca for short, since Zé is a nickname for José.. like Bob for Robert
hope that helped =)
vitxelza 1 year ago
I just adore the Aracuan. <3
meowkie 1 year ago
@darmokthegreen LOL!! XDDD
Bobcatgirl03 1 year ago
@HiroyukiNishino Because Jose and Donald are so awesome! =3
Bobcatgirl03 1 year ago
@NightlyVamp006 His full name is Jose Carioca. Donald calls him Joe, and in Brazil his nickname is Ze.
Floweramon 1 year ago
Why are the musical numbers that involve Donald and José ALWAYS amazing and a lot of fun to listen too??? X3
HiroyukiNishino 1 year ago
This is the only time I can think of where the Aracuan Bird actually helps Donald instead of driving him crazy. Who knew he had it in him?
zvermilyer3 1 year ago
@ NightlyVamp006 Zé Carioca
lemescunha 1 year ago
@NightlyVamp006 It is either way
lilliecow 1 year ago
haha! Muito Legal esse vídeo. Adorei! Brasil, eu te amo!
liliseiscordas 1 year ago
eu adoro esse desenho!
historia73 1 year ago
what the heck is this? i didn't know there were cartoons based on the movie!?
geico105 1 year ago
This song is featured in a 1948 disney collection, Melody Time. My son happened to pick this obscure title of the shelves at the local video rental store b/c it had donald duck on the cover. What a gem! I just googled this out of the blue here now b/c the song was in my head. By the way, Ethel Smith on organ.
jcbotanist 1 year ago
At the same time as this, racist right wing-nuts at RKO pulled the plug on Orson Welles film project because he dared to show actual Afro-Braziians doing and playing the REAL samba. Fragments of this unfinished film have be reconstructed as "Its All True". Welles had originally been turned onto the samba by his collaborator for this film Robert Meltzer. Welle's career would never recover.
ZenOkeanos 1 year ago
At the same time as this, racists at RKO pulled the plug on Orson Welles film because he dared to show actual Afro-Braziians doing and playing the REAL samba.
Fragments of this unfinishsed film have be reconstructed as "Its All True". Welles had originally been turned onto the samba by his collaborator for this film Robert Meltzer.
ZenOkeanos 1 year ago
I FORGOT THIS WOMAN'S NAME; BUT SHE'S NOT CARMEN MIRANDA.
RIVERKINGERIC 1 year ago
@RIVERKINGERIC Ethel Smith
RayeliB 1 year ago
@RayeliB ETHEL SMITH? OKAY, THANKYOU SO MUCH, I APPRECIATE IT. I'LL HAV ETO LOOK HER UP.
RIVERKINGERIC 1 year ago
@RIVERKINGERIC Ethel Smith was a organist around that time
JoseCarioca101 10 months ago
@RIVERKINGERIC Its Aurora Miranda, Carmen's sister
felipe929258 1 year ago 2
REALLY? OKAY, THANKS. THA'TS VERY INTERESTING.
RIVERKINGERIC 1 year ago
the song is so damnd catchy
formerfreak 1 year ago
does anyone know the lyrics???
Symphonotics 1 year ago
i love this cartoon is reminds me bacc when i was a kid!!!!!
036453jn 1 year ago
wait a minute i know what's wrong with Donald and Jose carioca they like dancing,
so the Aracuan bird made music to cheer up Donald and Jose.
geeljl 1 year ago
What's wrong with Donald and Jose Carioca? maybe their having a gloomy day.
They're blue, they're not in their original colors.
geeljl 1 year ago
@geeljl Maybe they're sad because Panchito ran off with some "Latin baby" :-)
darmokthegreen 1 year ago 3
Long life to America, Long life to Brazil, Long life to presidents....
jowluiz 1 year ago
Very Good video! I love Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Espírito Santo, São Paulo!
I'm brasilian, but is the best country in samba!
Kiss
TheElainecn 1 year ago
interesting how long ago they had liquor and cartoon characters smoking cigars! just thought of this as my 2 1/2 year old watched the cartoon. times have certainly changed
spanesl 1 year ago
@spanesl They werent exactly to children, those old cartoons were watched in Theatres for mature people xD.
CanoPinto 1 year ago
@CanoPinto In the United States TODAY you would not see this. Perfect example is that they don't even show it on television as replays or in theaters as re-releases IN THE UNITED STATES
spanesl 1 year ago
@spanesl Yeahh, but it hasn't impressed me a lot when a child. I didn't became inclined to smoke or addict to alcohol even with my aunt smoking like crazy in front of me!! hheheheh
sevlarievlis 1 year ago
AAaahhhhhh My favorite Disney Character!!! The Attica!! ( Red spastic Bird :D) Thank you so much for making this! It really is a classic. . like Make Mine Music and The Disney Legends :)
LunaDeSage 1 year ago
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boring!
brontozauru51 1 year ago
hahahahahahahah!!
04mizuki 1 year ago
awesome
Zarac1121123 1 year ago 2
Awesome, Simply Awesome.
BleachFan9891 1 year ago 11
Why were Donald and Jose's eyes gloomy?
joshualiu1993 1 year ago
They just don't make cartoon's like this anymore....
vina1030 1 year ago 57
@vina1030 jup, that's right grandpa
ramoniak6 8 months ago
I want this song so much!
I tried looking on itunes but the closest thing they have is a much shorter instrumental re-make version that just isn't as good :(
Atleast I can always watch this vid. :D
zombieaids89 1 year ago
just google listentoyoutube or youtube audio converter and you'll get plenty of sites that can just take off the audio from the video and make it a wav or mp3 file. Though its illegal in some countries
Moretzsohn1 1 year ago
That is thre greatest cartoon i'v ever seen :) Donald Duck rox
Wachu1991 1 year ago 4
They should've put Panchito in here.
animallover2047 1 year ago 6
anyone know if sheet music exists for the song the lady's playing on the organ?
WilliamBrothers 1 year ago
How can i get this movie??? i love it but i cant find it anywehere!!
darioorlando 1 year ago
Toda vez que eu quero me fazer feliz, eu vejo este desenho!! XD
Sarahcaballeros2000 1 year ago
é verdade, fumar ñ era feio na época, era até elegante, vide os filmes d Hollywood da época, todo galã fumava no filme. o jô soares fumou charuto no programa d entrevistas dele, ao vivo, até final dos anos 80. na época, as crianças ñ fumavam tambem, ai ñ havia essa preocupação. o charuto assim como a roupa (terno e chapéu) do zé são para mostrar q ele era um boêmio, e como todo, tinha classe. faz parte do personagem. com o tempo essa visão do cigarro mudou, q bom
WEBSTOR1982 2 years ago
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O Zé Carioca fuma! Um péssimo exemplo no desenho que é feito para as crianças. Curiosamente os americanos o fizeram como brasileiro. Muito estranho. Isso me cheira a jogada baixa e conspiração.
marky2365 2 years ago
@marky2365
Nesta epoca fumar nao era politicamente incorreto, na verdade, era a representacao do homem latino.
luzsandra 2 years ago 7
Ok... Não me detive sobre a época e o ano. Não havia pensado nisso...
marky2365 2 years ago
@luzsandra Nos anos 40 nem sequer se sabia que o tabaco prejudicava tanto a saúde, Aliás, havia quem afirmasse que fumar era benéfico. Sou (quase) médico, sei do que falo.
fcac20 1 year ago
Concordo com voce, basta ver como a juventude dos anos 40 e 50 achava " cool e descolado" fumar. Icones como Marlon Brando, James Deen aparecem em fotos famosas fumando.
luzsandra 1 year ago
@marky2365 fumar era a representaçao de homem em geral e nessa epoca, os desenhos nao eram feitos para crianças eram mais programas de entretenimento para todos
huTTx 2 years ago
Nossa! Ninguem melhor que voce para pifar um video tao legal!
Ve se se levanta do outro lado da cama, ta? Talvez melhore de disposicao!
RainhadoCanto 2 years ago
E isso é a política de boa vizinhança...
carreiro13 2 years ago 3
classic cartoons. thank you for bringing them back.
animallover2047 2 years ago 3
Jose is so suavo <3
animallover2047 2 years ago 6
Simplesmente maravilhoso
eglon37 2 years ago
man...
when W. Disney died...the REAL disney gone with him.... shame we don't have cartoons like this one today...
pedinhuh16 2 years ago 18
which year is this movie?, I cant belive that eletronic keyboards already existed on 40's :|
E qual o nome desse pica-pau que eu não conhecia até hoje.
paulomuniruequed 2 years ago
Regards from Peru, this organ is not electronic, is electromechanical.
eddie1969aco 2 years ago
O Pica Pau eh o Mexicano Paquito Pistoles, e o desenho foi feito em 1944.
lsnows 2 years ago 3
Muito bom assistir a esta obra de arte e claro tambem essa grande homenagem do Walt Disney ao Brasil, depois da visita ao Rio de Janeiro. Maravilhoso, eu como brasileira assistir esta grande homenagem é um orgulho ser brasileira. Viva o Brasil e Viva o Rio de Janeiro.
rosamsc 2 years ago 3
omg i love these i have it!
Gentletouch2 2 years ago
Perfect!
dlafere 2 years ago
I freaking LOVE this song!!!
tdizzy250 2 years ago 3
Is God brazilian???!!! Wow, imagine if He is not?
xbmufs22 2 years ago
Brazil speak PORTUGUESE, no SPANISH! We are only country in the South America.
brunoguedes1986 2 years ago 9
Lindo... samba no orgão ...!!!
Jujamau 2 years ago
God bless Brazil!
We fought fascism back in WWII. Not surprisingly, this very flattering, pro-Brazil cartoon was first made back in 1944 when Brazilians and Americans were together fighting fascism in Italy. God bless America, God bless Brazil too!
On a lighter note, thanks for the post, it's a darling.
lsnows 2 years ago 74
@lsnows specially when we have a "president dictator" that looking with some simpaty for the fascists in Europe! Your country made a great strategy act: aprochin' to Brazil, give to our "president" some loans to your plans of industrialization and, the most imortant, make with the "presidnt" Vargas take a position beside US, stay away from the Euro-Fascism.
It's true that our Noth-East is a strategic position in South American because the distance with da Africa and some U-Boats on our coast!
mrcelorapa 1 year ago
@lsnows - and we should STILL be together fighting communism.
archona4 1 year ago
@lsnows Thank you so much for saying this. :) Disney needs to see comments like yours - nowadays they're so afraid of offending people that they just don't have much culture in their movies anymore.
PixarShark 11 months ago
@PixarShark See "princess and the frog"
MissChelDorado 11 months ago
This video is very much about my childhood. I was born in Copacabana and just everything that appears is real! Love, music, joy and love for other countries. Viva Brasil! Viva Rio de Janeiro! "If God is Brazilian, the Pope is Carioca." John Paul II
bhnjk1 2 years ago
in rio we say 'ai caralho!' kkkkk
bhnjk1 2 years ago 4
la mia infanzia!
paolonedello 2 years ago
Ah os bons tempos de minha infância!!!!
Alguso
alguso 2 years ago
nice organ song
EmperorShaoKahn123 2 years ago
I love that song so much with Donald and Jose Carioca!!!!!!
shelbskaygee 2 years ago
so cool
dudadulgon 2 years ago
We don't have banana only!
We've got something special throwing in our veins, "brazilities"
God Is Brazilian, as we use to say!
Congrats, loads congrats!
XXX
jeffblash 2 years ago 5
the aquana sounds cute in this! ( for some odd reason)
esmeraldagal09 2 years ago 3
oh yeah i do now!
esmeraldagal09 2 years ago
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ay caramba this is stupid i dont get it
esmeraldagal09 2 years ago
we don't say "ay caramba" in Brazil...
josianneRHCPinlove 2 years ago 71
In Rio we say that.
Marcio1995 2 years ago
@josianneRHCPinlove Yes we do: "Ai, Caramba..." but without spanish accent.
CanoPinto 1 year ago
@josianneRHCPinlove eu digo
Weisskt 1 year ago
@josianneRHCPinlove neither in México XD
LuisDivision 1 year ago
@josianneRHCPinlove Well, in The Three Caballeros, Jose Carioca (the Brazillian parrot) is unfamiliar with the term.
darmokthegreen 1 year ago
@josianneRHCPinlove yes, we do. At least I do, sometimes...
kinklestar 1 year ago
@josianneRHCPinlove poius nao. mas se tu vires a musica da formaçao dos tres caballeros, vais reparar que o josé carioca não sabe o k signifca "ay caramba" (e, curiosamente, nem o patchito) :"P
andre34343 1 year ago