Am I the only one who really digs "3 Caballeros" because...

[JennaDeeDooDah]

I love the ride. It is so relaxing going by the restaurant on one side and the volcano on the other (and I always want some chips and salsa when I pass that restaurant) and I also love the ending scene with the fireworks. I miss the music of El Rio de Tiempo but still enjoy the Three Caballeros overlay.

 

[ChimCher-ee]

We loved this ride from the first time we went on it; it matched the pool at our resort (ASMu). Now we go on it at least twice in a row every time.

I missed the movie in the 80s (too old!) but is there a connection to a wartime movie made in the 40s? (I'm too young for that but we show it at my school at the beginning of special assemblies sometimes.)

 

[MomofKatie]

The Three Caballeros was released in 1944 as part of Disney's films that were themed to Central and South America (Saludos Amigos was another of these films). It was a group of 7 shorts linked together with the plot of Donald Duck opening gifts for his birthday from friends like Brazilian parrot José Carioca and Mexican rooster Panchito Pistoles.