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Music in The Emperor's New Groove

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In The Emperor's New Groove, music has a great value. Sting and David Hartley's song, My Funny Friend and Me, had been nominated for a lot of awards, including the Oscar and Golden Globe. Besides, ENG won an Annie for the song Perfect World. You can tell music was a significant part of the movie. In Kronk's New Groove, new songs were featured, such as Be True To Your Groove, to represent Kronk's story. In The Emperor's New School, numerous episodes had featured songs. Some examples are The Mystery of Micchu Pachu, The New Kid, Kronk for Hire, and Yzmopolis. Plus, there was this special episode named "The Emperor's New Musical". It was the most musical ENS episode we've seen. In a music-related plot and with lots of musical numbers, like Let's Brock and Our Academy, this was a memorable episode with memorable scenes and memorable music. And that's not all. Several cast members have had music careers. Eartha Kitt was once a great revue star, and due to her distinct voice, she was sucesfull as a singer throughout the years and got a spot on a Broadway musical. Yes, as you can see, music is omnipresent in The Emperor's New Groove universe.



Featured song

My Funny Friend and Me270pxMy Funny Friend and Me is written by Sting and David Hartley and performed by Sting. With a great reception at its releasing time, it was featured in the ending credits of The Emperor's New Groove and was nominated for Oscar and Golden Globe. Its lyrics tell about Pacha and Kuzco's friendship.

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MichaelTavera
Michael "Mike" Tavera is an American composer. He worked in many animations and live-actions at the music department and is part of the music team for The Emperor's New School.

Tavera's interest by music was very early. He started playing piano when he was only 4 years old, making his own compositions when 12. He trained classic piano for ten years, and was already making full-lenght compositions at the high school. He was part of several bands where he took part as music composer and performer. After moving to Los Angeles, he landed a deal with Criterion Music Publishing to write songs, but stopped performing to dig deeper into studying music theory, conducting and arranging. He began to arrange for big bands and was soon composing for TV episodes and orchestras. Read more...

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Be True To Your GrooveKronk for HireKuzco DanceLet's BrockMicchu PachuMy Funny Friend and MeOur AcademyPerfect WorldYzmopolis
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