There are a lot of great details to be found in this ride, which warrants multiple ride-throughs. One of my favorite little extras is in the Papel Picado banners strung about the queue and ride. Papel Picado (which translates to "punched paper") banners are traditional folk art found throughout Mexico. They are used during celebrations to make announcements or share messages. It seems the folks celebrating the arrival of the Three Caballeros wanted to share the news of the concert using this beautiful art form.
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A wholeheartedly agree about this being a multiple-ride attraction, as you make a great point about the attention to detail that it contains. Like every WDW attraction, shop, land, etc., it is full of story and new things to discover each time you experience it.
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