Encanto Show Extended as Part of EPCOT Celebration with More New Entertainment, Coco Merchandise

Disney World is celebrating Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month with several special offerings across the resort.

The celebration, called “Together We Are Magia,” will feature music, art, special food items, and more. Among the offerings is the extension of the Encanto show that was recently introduced to EPCOT and a new merchandise collection inspired by Coco!

Keep reading for all of the details on the Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month offerings at Disney World!

“Together We Are Magia” Celebration

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The “Together We Are Magia” Celebration will take place at Disney World from September 15 to October 15, with several offerings across the resort.

The show ¡Celebración Encanto!, which recently debuted at EPCOT this summer with the opening of CommuniCore Hall and CommuniCore Plaza, is a sing-along experience featuring popular songs from the soundtrack of the film, Encanto trivia, and appearances from Mirabel and Bruno. The show, which was originally set to end on September 6, will now be extended. No end date was specified in the announcement, but according to Scott Gustin on Twitter, it is expected to run through the end of 2024 into early 2025.

Visitors will also be able to enjoy Mariachi performances at EPCOT starting September 15 with Mariachi Cobre, performing for a limited time on select days and times.

There will also be special offerings honoring Hispanic and Latin American art. Disney Springs’ Art Walk will feature a new mural addition with motifs live-painted by the Miami-based artist Nicole Salgar, with work depicting her Latin roots.

At The Animation Experience at Conservation Station in Animal Kingdom, visitors can learn how to draw Dante from Coco and meet Hispanic Pixar animator Ana Ramirez.

At Art of Disney at EPCOT, there will be paintings, limited-edition prints, figurines, and more available, with Artist Spotlights highlighting work created by Hispanic or Latin American artists. Artists will include Gaston Ugarte, Ana Lacaze, and Luis Uribe.

At the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, there will be three Latin artists and a Latin local Orlando band playing during the Eat to the Beat Concert Series: Luis Figueroa on Sept. 27, Mau Y Ricky on Sept. 28-29, Jesse & Joy on Sept. 30, and Latin Ambition on Oct. 1-3.

In addition to the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival offerings highlighting Hispanic and Latin dishes, there will also be special food offerings around the resort.

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A food guide for Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month will soon be released, and Disney shared a sneak peek in the meantime of some foods that will be featured, including the Encanto Cupcake, offered at Pizzafari and Restaurantosaurus at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, and the Pollo Guisado offered at select locations including the End Zone Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort.

There will also be special merchandise paying homage to Disney’s Hispanic and Latin American-inspired characters, including a new collection inspired by Coco! See this cute merchandise featuring Ernesto, Mama Imelda Rivera, and Dante below.

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