While the song says that “We’re not talking about Bruno,” the fact is that a lot of other people are talking about Bruno right now. Bruno is a big star right now, as Disney’s song Encanto is the biggest hit in music. graphics that Disney has noticed in years.
But the Walt Disney Company has been making movies with music for almost a hundred years, and at that time had more than a few musical hits. We all don’t forget recent hits like “Let it Go,” but there are many more. Disney songs that performed well on the charts. These are several of the songs that have reached the Billboard Top 10 over the years. this list. )
Bruno might be the theme song of Disney’s most recent animated film, but the fact is that the entire soundtrack is a hit. “, sung through Jessica Darrow as Luisa, reached number 10.
Not all of Disney’s musical hits come from a primary theatrical premiere. Demi Lovato made her debut with the Disney Channel musical Film Camp Rock, and the anthem “This is Me,” sung by Lovato and Joe Jonas, became her first musical hit. culminating at number nine. It’s a beautiful song, it’s hard to listen to knowing that the filming experience has been lousy for Lovato.
Celine Dion is now a family caller and a global superstar, but she wasn’t as well known in 1992 when she joined Peabo Bryson for the pop edition of the beauty and the beast song. Angela Lansbury’s edition is just as iconic and possibly better, but it’s the edition that has a radio hit.
The first song on this list is a duet between Haley Mills and Hayley Mills on the Disney original The Parent Trap. It is the song written by brothers Richard and Robert Sherman for Disney, who will also write the music for Mary Poppins, as well as many other Disney videos and theme park attractions.
It is only indirectly a “Disney song” as it is a version, however, the Racal Flatts edition of tom Cochrane’s song that was recorded for the Cars soundtrack reached number seven on the charts. The song has been covered several times, but for the generation. of young people who made Cars a hit, “Life is a Highway” is a song by Rascal Flatts.
Disney won absolute gold with the High School Musical films. These were great movies for Disney Channel, and the first two were so big that the third movie had a theatrical release. They made stars of Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and more. The soundtracks were also big hits, and the moment the series film scored a Billboard hit at number six with the song “What Time Is It?”
“Let it Go” is, through some more subjective measures, perhaps still the biggest song in Disney history. It’s hard to underestimate how massive this song was. As far as the music charts are concerned, it went very well. -classified song from a Disney animated film sung through the voice actor, which being the “pop” edition designed for radio.
In fact, Miley Cyrus is no stranger to the Billboard charts today, but before her, Miley Cyrus, was known to Disney enthusiasts as Hannah Montana, and as part of Hannah Montana: the movie that released the bachelorette “The Climb. “The song has become Cyrus’ biggest hit to date.
The original High School Musical would spawn two sequels and, in all likelihood, a Disney TELEVISION series, but it would also lead to another No. 4 hit for Disney on the song “Breaking Free. “That’s probably when Disney learned that this movie had franchise potential. .
Pocahontas is a film that hasn’t aged as much as many Walt Disney Animation Studios films, but the film will never be completely forgotten, if only because the song “Colors of the Wind” was a forged hit, reaching number four. The song lists of Billboard. La song is a popular selection for covers when artists begin to make a song from Disney songs.
Before Frozen became Disney’s animated film through which everyone else is judged, there was The Lion King. The film was a wonderful success, even those at Disney didn’t necessarily expect the film to be the blockbuster it achieved. Elton John’s music really helped, and “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” has become one of Disney’s biggest love songs.
And now we can communicate about Bruno. Al time of writing, “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” is number two on the Billboard charts, just one location from the top. It’s hard not to agree with the hype around him; the song is catchy as hell. Not only is it one of Disney’s biggest hits, but it’s also a vital milestone for Lin-Manuel Miranda, and it means something.
Disney’s live-action The Three Musketeers surely feels like a movie the world has forgotten, which is amazing to contemplate the surely incredible cast, at least for an adventure movie from the circle of relatives from the early ’90s. The star’s strength continued on the film’s soundtrack, which included the song “All for Love” performed by Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams and Sting, which resembles the holy trinity of fresh adult music of the ’90s.
The only other song to hit at number one on Disney’s Billboard Hot Hundred was Aladdin’s “A Whole New World. “It is once again a duet through Peabo Bryson, although this time she sings with Regina Belle. It’s Disney’s biggest musical hit since an animated movie, which is part of why you’re probably hearing it on each and every Disney playlist and theme park.
Some of them are songs so iconic that you can’t think of Disney without hearing them in your head. Some of them, it is possible, you have never heard before. But one is a smart song in its own way. No one knows what Disney’s next big hit song will be. It can be anything from the next big animated musical or anything from an original Disney series. See. . . or we’ll listen instead.
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