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The document provides character summaries for the animated film Rio: Blu is a rare blue macaw who has always lived indoors in Minnesota and doesn't know how to fly. He is taken to Rio de Janeiro and must learn to adapt to the jungle and carnival environment. Pearl is a beautiful blue macaw who meets Blu. She loves to fly and values freedom, unlike Blu who has always been in a cage. Rafael is a romantic toucan who was once the king of Carnival. He is now a father who helps Blu and Pearl when they get into trouble with smugglers.
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- 3. Rio Adventure of exotic birds that develops in an environment no less colorful: Rio de Janeiro and Carnival.Each of the characters RIO offers viewers a very different personality and a past that defines who they are, or what might have been, but ultimately the bottom line is that we can allbecome what we want with the help of our friends and family.
- 4. Blu Themain character in the film called BLUE RIVER, a rarespecies of birdthat has livedallhis lifeprotected byherownerandbestfriend, Linda. Although he is abletoput thekeys on a computer and skateboarding, not knowhowtofly! Butwhen theotherside of the worldcaught in anadventure in thejungleandthestreets of Rio de Janeiro, isforced out of his cage and seeifhaswhatit takesto flyaway!
- 5. Blu has a lot of fishout of water (how birdwithout thesky?)Unstable even before meetingwith Pearl. Arriving in Rio andexperiencethe sensoryoverload of colors, sounds and surroundings, Blu iscompletelyout of their comfortzoneofMinnesota. The caged Blu - rememberingthat this campus ishome forhim, makeshis firstfriends in Rio: Nico, a canary, which doubles Jamie Foxx, and Peter, a cardinal who lendshisvoice Will.i.am. Meet some high-flying birds as cultural shockintensifies Blu, but isintrigued by thetiny figures lush duet, andNico and Peter feel thesamecuriosity Blu
- 6. Perla Thejewel in the jungle, longeyelashes and silky and bluefeathers. Blu.Ella isdaring to fall in love and everything unlikeBlu lovestofly, theyvaluetheirfreedom and neverlet anyonegetinto a cage. Whenyou are caught with a "pet", you'llfind a place to livepermanently isnot so bad.
- 7. Rafael A true romantic and soul of theparty in hisday. That wastheking of Carnival, is now a father of 17 children Toucan and a wifethat keepsyou closetothenest. He wouldneverlet suchahappyfamily unless itwas tohelp some youngbirds are in danger ... and theopportunityto enjoythe carnival samba onelast time!
- 8. Luis Hisbarkis worsethanhis bite. Thisfriend of Rafael is a friendlyand slobbery bulldog to show that you can notalways judge a book byitscover. Youmightthinkit'sgoingto bite you butallIreally wantto lickyou withtheir slime. A fan of Carmen Mirandacannotwaitfor Carnival hat bearingthat fruit!
- 9. Pedro Y Nico This dynamic duo are birds of hip hop and R & B. They are always up to date and Rio isyour playground. Someone askedforsomething new with a touch of style?Nico and Peter bring the wild side of Blu's new life in Rio, so do not do more than ask, 'Whyis thisguy in a cage? "Blu isfortunate tohave Nico and Peter ontheirside, in fact,needallthe friends it can get in because he and Pearl Riverarekidnappedby smugglers whose plan istosell rarebirds and geese make a paste.
- 10. Nigel A cockatoo conniving, Nigel is not a nice bird ... but it used to be. Ex-star in a Brazilian telenovela, was fired some years and replaced with a beautiful colored bird. Now he hates all birds"beautiful." Jealousy and anger that Nigel used his new role as"devil" will be used by smugglers to achieve their aims.Nigel is bitter. At one time it was a bird of success and very good looking. But their appearance changed to reflect theirinternal malignancy. And believe me when I say that Nigel is not a good guy. No time to lose any wrongdoing.
- 11. My opinion about the movie: The movie Rio, I felt very good. Contains humor, love and adventure, then see it will leave a clear message about friendship, dreams and not be afraid of fear but learn to deal with them. excellent movie.