In another part of town Alma Madrigal is speaking with Sofia Guzmán about what happened last night and Bruño's vision. While Dolores is speaking with Mariano about the same situation.

Mariano's room

"Okay, so the creature is a winged jaguar who belongs to your tío Bruno's grandson?" Mariano notes.

"Mm-hmm," she nodded.

"And he was looking for Bruno, who had a vision, and now you're going home with them?"

"Yup," she says.

"How do you feel?" He asked knowing that this is a lot to take in.

"Honestly, I'm looking forward to seeing my cousins again but I'm also nervous cause this will be my first time leaving the Encantó."

"But it's not just that is it?"

"I know you want to get married and so do I," she paused trying to put her words together, "Pero, when I dreamed of my wedding day I hoped that they would be there to play music. And most of all be there for me like they used to," she quivered still sad at how they left. Mariano hugged her to let her know its okay. "Now you have that chance. I wish I could go with you now. But this journey is yours and we'll be together again all of us."

"I know but I'm scared that when they learn the truth they won't-" remembering how Mirabel was treated and ignored. She can only imagine their reactions.

"Dolores I may not have been as close to them as you but I still remembered how much they cared about you."

"They showed us a world, When we were all locked up inside," he holds her hand, "They reached out their hands and took us on a magic carpet ride." They twirl a bit at the memory of their childhood.

"One look at your smile and I could see the light shining everywhere," he says as she smiles.

"People like them don't come out of thin air," he rubs her cheek.

The couple rememberers all the good times with the triplets laughing and playing. Telling stories, playing games, and making music. Looking at maps of faraway places. Ignácio playing his guitar. Javier makes the carpets fly for the children. Angelina let the girls play dress up in her room.

"Oh, Mariano," she sighs, "You don't understand, hay tanto que no ves." She sings, "Just think if you can what growing up had to be like for us," he tells him, "Tu Familia está aquí y enseño who you are," She flashbacks to the times the family was empty. "Mine was never there."

"So how can you say they don't come out of thin air?"

Dolores recalls when the triplets were here and how amazing they were. So amazing that some people keep wondering how bad luck Bruno became the father of three assertive children. They never paid any mind to it and even when they argued with Abuela about the town's behavior they still managed to keep all of them together. But when they left things started cracking. Abuela got more strict and demanding. Putting more pressure on them she barely saw her mama. She tried to be there for Mirabel, Luisa, and her brothers but she was so timid and Isa was doing everything to be perfect for Abuela that she couldn't even help. It became too much. The couple held each other as Dolores remembered the bad times but also how much she wants to see them.

"There's so much I want to know," she says as she looks outside.

"You've got the chance to learn," he encouraged.

"If it means I'd have to go!" She reminds him. "I'll be right here when you return," As he said this they kissed.

"Our wedding can wait (I love you)

I think it's worth this small delay (Maybe you're right)

And won't it be great to have them See our wedding day?

It isn't too late (I've waited so long to learn the truth)

"And now at last we can finally say,"

"Tu Familia is really there,"

"There's so much that we might share,"

"And you'll finally learn people like you don't come out of thin air." They end the song with a kiss.


Alma had finished explaining to Mariano's Mother Sofia Guzmán her oldest friend. She tells her about her bisnieto! and his uncle. Though mostly her son's grandson.

"Qué día tan ocupado," says Sofia.

"Tell me about it," Alma sighs with a tired smile.

"A flying jaguar brought two outsiders to our village and one of them is your son's grandson," Sofia said with a hand on Alma's shoulder, "That's right," Alma said.

"After the town mural magically changed and added six faces."

"Sí," Alma replies.

"Alma, you're a bisabuela," Sofia said happy for her friend.

"I know and he's such a sweet and healthy boy. I'm so happy I got to meet him," Alma said happily.

"So I take it the rest are..."

"Mí Bisnietas, are still at home, which is in México."

"México, is it that far?"

"Perhaps. They'll be traveling by train, so we'll see. Fortunately, Agustín has family that works with trains outside the village so they'll be fine."

"Are you going to be okay?"

"I don't know," Alma said thinking about her family going out of the Encantó, "I'm relieved that my eldest Nietos and nieta are well. And I'm excited for the chance to see them once more."

"Pero?" She insisted.

"I am also scared of my children going into the unknown," Alma added.

"And that's understandable."

"Yet what I'm most concerned about is if they'll forgive me," Alma says knowing that her pride cost her so much.

Sofia sees this too, "Alma, how does Miguel treat you?"

"¿Que? What does that- so far He treats me like a family member he hasn't met before."

"And does he have problems talking to you?"

Before she could answer a small voice was brought to their ears, "Hola Bisabuela!" The ladies turned to see Miguel, walking towards them with Félix, Pepa, Bruno, and Antonio. "¿Come estas hoy?"

"Oh, I'm fine Miguelito. This is my friend Sofia Guzmán. Sofia this is Miguel," As Alma introduced them Sofia took another look at the boy and could see a little bit of Javier but with light brown hair and it's more wavy than curly. But she can tell he is a good boy just like her son and grandson at his age.

"Encantado de conocerte Miguel. Are you enjoying yourself?"

"Gracias Señora. Antonio has been showing me around and Abuelo Bruno has been telling me stories about my Papa when he was younger!"

"How nice, and Bruno how are you handling being an Abuelo?"

"To be honest it feels like I'm a father all over again."

"Abuela when we get to México we will send a messenger bird to let you know."

"I'll make sure to keep my eye out for when you start your journey," Alma says.

"Mama, are you going to be alright while they're gone?" Pepa asked knowing how unknown this is for them.

"Don't worry Pepa, I'll be fine."

"Oh good cause I won't!" she wept as she hugged her little boy, "My baby is going on his first train ride and I'm not going with him!"

"Mí amor, don't worry he'll have his family with him," Felix said patting her back.

"It's alright tía I have been on a train before it's fun. And Chapa and Zano will be there too," said Miguel.

"Oh, thank you, Miguelito. I'm so happy to meet you and now you're leaving," She started crying again this time hugging both boys though they both just giggled.

"Pepa you'll be with us soon," said Bruno.

"Yes, now let's go we need to start getting ready," Alma orders.

"What about Dolores?"

"I'll let her know."

"Gracias Sofia, Buenas tardes."


Back at Casita

"Okay, so this route should get us where we need to go," Mirabel stated as she traced the map.

Agustín nodded "That's right. hopefully, the weather should be fine while you travel,"

"Good, and you made sure to ask for a crate for Chapa?" Asked Zano.

"That's right and this letter assures that you'll be ready to head out first thing in the morning," Confirmed Agustín holding the letter.

"I better get packing then. C'mon Chapa, you can hang in my room while you wait for Miguel," Mirabel said to the winged jaguar, who eagerly followed the bespectacled teen.

As soon as they left, the rest of the Madrigals came back to pack and have dinner. While heading up to pack and wash for dinner. Miguel started telling Zano all about his day.

"It was just like they said, Zano. A whole village of people surrounded by magic mountains," Miguel said as he washed his face.

"That's nice," Zano said as he dried Miguel's face. "Yeah the stalls were like the farmers market back home but there is a painting of the family," He puts the towel down, and holds out a toothbrush, "Teeth," Miguel brushes his teeth.

Zano: "Glad you had fun," When Miguel spits into the sink Zano continued, "Now make sure you have all your stuff packed, we leave first thing in the morning," he said as they head to Antonio's room.

"Okay, ¿Donde es Chapa?" He Asked wondering where his flying companion went. "They're in Mirabel's room," stated Zano "They've bonded."

"Oh, Mirabel! Maybe I can ask her about Casita?"

This made Zano curious, "Why?" From what Miguel's aunt and uncle told them about the candle and from what the other Madrigals told them it's not that different.

"I want to learn more about the miracle," The young boy says.

"You can ask her on our way back to San Angel," he casually says.

"Okay, can you sing the song before we go?" Miguel asked him, "What for?"

"Well going into town was fun but I didn't hear that much music," he explained a little disappointed at the lack of rhythm.

"Miguel I'm sure you can find something on the gramophone," Zano suggested.

"But I wanted to see how the Encanto responds to music just like in their stories."

"Then ask your Abuelo," The teen Sanchez says. "But we're leaving soon I want to leave a song for the rest of the family till they join us," Casita made the floor tiles move in agreement and wanted to hear a new song.

"See even Casita agrees," Zano sighed at Miguel's insistence. "Miguel, start packing and go to bed," They reached Mirabel's door, "I'll be back to help," Zano goes to his temporary room.

"Night," Miguel said as he knocked on the door. Mirabel opens it and smiles at her second cousin.

"Hey Miguel, Chapa was just talking about you," she said as he walked in and goes to Chapa.

"Hi," he said as he hugged his winged friend. "What's wrong?" She asked sensing his low mood.

"We have to leave now," Miguel says in a low voice.

"Oh, and you wish you had more time," she guessed.

"Not exactly, I do want Abeulo to see my Papa but I just wish I could leave a song for the rest of the family," he tells her.

"That's so sweet Miguel, I'm sure everyone would love to hear it," she said petting the boy's head.

"I wish I could, but I don't remember all the words and I can't play guitar yet I'm too little," he explains.

"I can play on my accordion and my papa is a great piano player," she suggested.

"I know tía Angelina said he taught her. But I don't have the melody memorized. Zano does," he says.

"Then why doesn't Señorito Cool play the song," She asks.

"He doesn't want to," He looks down and Mirabel's heart went out to the boy. 'I'm gonna ask Chapa to get him' she thinks as she looks at the Jaguar in confirmation.

Mirabel brings the sad boy into her arms, while Chapa puts their head on her lap. "Too bad he'll miss out. How about I sing you a lullaby when everyone is done packing and after dinner?"

Miguel was still blue but he was looking forward to hearing a new song, "Okay." He sighs as he smiles at the next candle holder.


A few hours later everyone was almost done packing when all of a sudden, "Do you hear something?" Asked Mirabel hearing a guitar playing.

Miguel gasped as he recognized the melody, "I know this song!" he said heading for her balcony. As Chapa and Mirabel joined him to hear none other than Zano playing the guitar but he was leaning on the wall under her balcony.

Te Amo y más

De lo que puedes imaginar

Te amo además

Como Nunca nadie jamás lo hará

En Esta canción

Va mi corazón

Amor más Que Amor, es el Nuestro y te lo Vengo a dar

Zano came out of the shadows to stand in the center in full view hoping Miguel would hear. Antonio was done packing and decided to see Mirabel and joined them on the balcony.

Te miro y más

Y más y más te Quiero mirar

Te Amo y sabrás

As Zano continued, he was starting to get a small audience from the animals. Then the other Madrigals started to hear him as well as a couple of villagers passing by the house.

Puro sentimiento y no hay nada más

Y sueño llegar

A tu alma tocar

Amor más Que Amor es el Nuestro y te lo Vengo a dar

Pepa and Félix watched the young man perform as Félix brought his arm around his wife. Agustín had joined the song by playing his piano with Julieta sitting next to him as he kissed her cheek.

Ruego a Dios tenerte a mi lado

Y entonces poderte abrazar

Sí no estás aquí Algo falta

Yo por ti pelearé hasta el final

Isa, Luisa, and Camilo peeked their heads out to view the serenade, "He can sing?" Isa asked amazed. "And he's good," joked Camilo. They all went over to get a better look.

Y sueño llegar

A tu alma tocar

Amor más Que Amor es el Nuestro y te lo vengo a dar

Unknown to him Casita was leading him up to Mirabel's balcony but Zano was too entranced with his performance to notice and so was Mirabel. Plus both teens had their eyes closed. Though to the gathering audience, they were seeing something else.

Te Amo, ¡y más!

Te Amo y sabrás

Que Nadie Como yo te amará

En Esta canción

Yo veo Quién soy

Amor más Que Amor es el mío y lo siento

Amor más Que Amor es el tuyo y presiento

Amor más Que Amor es el Nuestro

Sí tú me lo das

As he finished the song Zano finally opened his eyes and saw how close his face was to Mirabel, "Woah!" causing Mirabel to open her eyes. Backing away confused.

"When did you?" She asked but was interrupted. When the music stopped Casita lost her grip and Zano fell-"AHH!" before Mirabel caught him. She started pulling him onto her balcony.

"It's okay we got you," said Antonio trying to help his prima. Miguel and Chapa helped too.


After Zano was saved he sat down catching his breathing out a "thanks," to the group, and without even knowing stared at Mirabel who was staring right back. Before they could talk Miguel hugged his uncle full of joy, "Zano! you sang the song!"

"That was amazing where did you learn that?" Asked Antonio just as excited as Miguel.

"Oh, it's no big deal my father taught me," he responded.

"Did he teach you how to write that song?" Asked Mirabel.

"He wrote it for my mother before they were married," he replied.

"That is amazing," she said impressed at how well he performed the song.

"Yeah, well, I grew up listening to it as a lullaby. So did Miguel which means it's time for bed," he says.

"Awww," complained both boys.

"Sorry niños but he's right we got a big adventure ahead of us. We are going to need all the energy we can get," she explains.

"Okay, Tía Mira. Oh, can you tell us a story before we go to sleep," asked Miguel.

"Sure, I can tell you one of Antonio's favorites," they grabbed her hands heading to Antonio's room leaving Zano alone to think. 'Mirabel Madrigal, you are a strange one' he thought as he saw Chapa giving him a strange look, "What are you looking at me for?"

The jaguar simply shrugged the teen boy off heading for the teenage girl, the fluffy one, and his best friend.

"At least no one else heard me," Zano noted.

From the distance a familiar spirit was observing everything, 'Oh, I wouldn't know about that. Oh, Zano, you're just like your papa but you've made mistakes like your father. I just hope you will be ready for when the time comes for you and your family' thought Ah-Puch.