The only movie where Donald was what he should be: a real ladies man ^^

don't you mean "a wolf in duck's clothing"?

yesh yesh ^^

XD lol!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t75x7lxPaE

^~^..........LMAO XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

LOLOLOLOLOL,TERRIBLY TOONISH XD

Oh my gosh, this is my favorite disney movie! <3 You draw them so amazingly close to the original style, it's nuts!

OH MY GOD

it seriously is the best movie ever. the beach scene to this day makes me lol. you are awesome.

SOME FUN, EH KEED?
SOME FUN, EH KEED?
SOME FUN, EH KEED?

Seriously what where they thinking while making this movie
I showed it to my friends at home but they do not understand true art :[

AHHHHHHHHHH, we have, thee stars to guide usss . . . guitars here beside uuus, da dee ded da dooo . . .

AAAAAIIIIII GGGGGGALEESKOO NO TEH RAGGGGEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS

OooooooOOOOOHH Baiaaaaiaaaaa when twilight is deep in the skyyyyy Baiaaaaiaaaaa

They have vatapá (What's that?) They have caruru (Izzat so?) They have munguzá (Mungooza?) DO YOU LIKEE TO SAMBA

AHA THEES DONAL. Deed you ever see sooch a fast worker?? *RAISES EYEBROW*

We dance, and we samba! we shout AI CARUMBA!

What means, Ai Carumba?

(something somethign) I dunno!!

Oh, yes!


Hahaa I can quote that movie forever. I especially love anything Jose says. And Panchito going "SOME FUN EH KEED"

LOLLLLLLLLL!! I laughed so much to all these lines over the years!! It's great to hear you are gripped with their fascination too!!

Hey, cool... wait a second! Something's not right, here! There's no eagle in The Caballeros! No, no! This is all wrong!

I must agree, it's one of Disney's underrated movies to enjoy. Super work bringing these guys to life, especially the eagle here - looks kinda new to me ^^

wat een toeval! XD

I saw the Three Caballeros last night!
Silly Aracuan, they're everywhere!

I used to watch that movie over and over when I was a kid. There's actually a "Caballeros"-themed ride at Disneyworld in Florida... you ride on a boat through an elaborate series of dioramas depicting various places in Mexico, while animations of Donald, Panchito and Jose pop up now and again to crack jokes and serenade you.

I've just visited the US... and did that ride multiple times! And bought the T-shirt ofcourse ;) Eric Goldberg did a great job on the animation, even though he obviously used a more modern style. I loved it how they used the original models though.

Indeed! I was thrilled that they finally gave us some new Panchito and Jose stuff (though you're right, it's a bit more modern in execution), plus it's just a pleasant way to idle away some relaxing time after you're through waiting fifty minutes in line to buy a Mickey Mouse popsicle. (I absolutely love the tropical, volcanic jungle atmosphere of the marketplace and restaurant, too.) As far as I know the Mexico pavilion is the only place in the entire park that sells decent "Caballeros" merchandise... I even bought the matching drink coasters. :3

I agree - this film is incredibly underrated - some of the craziest (both funniest & most surreal) animation Disney ever did. This film picked up where Fantasia left off - "Bahia" "3 Cabs" - Donald turning into a Keith Haring drawing 20 years before Haring was even born - Donald as a wiggly balloon & a stoned flower - Dancing mutating cacti (the part where the gal in that sequence vanishes in the distance with Donald trying to catch up to her always made me sad when I was a kid). And let's not forget Donald lusting after human babes - feather porn!

Oh and btw I'm pretty sure they publish a Jose Carioca comic book in Brazil - I've seen it in the window of a Brazilian store I pass by occasionally.

Yes, Joe -or I should say- Zé, is very popular in Brazil. He's kind of like Mickey in the US, or even more like Donald in Europe. He got some modern clothes, two nephews, and a girlfriend there. In the Netherlands he's not as popular but there are still comics of him being made, in the old style: José as a lady killing, cigar smoking, slick tongued bastard who lives on a scrapheap XD AWESOME He's never such a bastard in the movies but he was actualy introduced to the public in a comic first, and he's been a very bad role model for kids right from the start X) At least Panchito is a little more considerate lady killer.

Wow, I had no idea he had so much backstory. What they did to him in the Brazilian comics reminds me of the comic book version of the Road Runner - a father with a wife & 3 little road runners, all of whom spoke in rhyme.

Ah yes! I much prefer the personality in the movies... but I still like the artwork in most of the print material also... Great Design!

AGHFSAKGSALHKAJ YES. YES THIS IS AWESOME. 8D (and I should seriously be watching you by now >__>)

I must ask though, who's the eagle? He looks like a friendly fellow. :3

That's :userceagle:, awesome guy and fellow caballeros lover :)

I really need to watch that film again. Donald spends most of it chasing skirt!

I like the artwork.

Great pic
My favourite of the trio is Jose, who turns up for a third time ( briefly ) in 'Melody Time'.

It's been so many years since I've seen this, wow. I love how you drew the characters, they're very on-model and full of zest. I especially like Panchito in this.

I sure have been diggin' this! Thank you so much for letting me party in the streets of Bahia with the best of bird buddies! ("She sells cookies!... cookies, my friend!")

Donald's face expression! <3 ^^

i adore this movie!
your work is so solid and on model, i love it so much.

OMG I LOVE the 3 Caballeros, especially Jose and Panchito x3(Though, seeing a cigarette/cigar seems to depress and bore me......^^;Does it sound weird that I prefer Jose without the cigar?......)