encanto
Encanto (noun) means the 2021 Walt Disney animated film set in Colombia, in which a family living in an enchanted house each receive a magical gift. Example: “Every child at the party could sing the whole soundtrack from Encanto.”
How to use encanto
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEncanto is Spanish for charm or magic — the spell something casts over you.
A Spanish noun, not naturalised into English; in English text it appears mostly as a title or a place name. In Spanish it is masculine: el encanto, un encanto.
Encantado means pleased to meet you and is a different word form — encanto is the noun, encantado the past participle used as a greeting.
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Every child at the party could sing the whole soundtrack from _____.
Etymology
From Spanish encanto meaning charm or enchantment, from encantar to enchant, from Latin incantare to chant a spell over.