The Madrigal family has 12 members in Encanto.
The twelve living family members shown in the film are Abuela Alma; her three children—Julieta, Pepa and Bruno; their spouses Agustín and Félix; and the grandchildren Isabela, Luisa, Mirabel, Dolores, Camilo and Antonio. Together, they represent three generations living in or around the magical Casa Madrigal.
The count can be confusing because the family’s history also includes Pedro, Alma’s deceased husband. Pedro’s sacrifice is the origin of the miracle and the enchanted candle, but he is not one of the twelve present-day Madrigals counted in the film’s central family group. Mariano Guzmán is also not included: he is Isabela’s fiancé and a neighbor, not a Madrigal family member.
Each family member is associated with a distinctive role or gift, although Mirabel does not receive a supernatural ability during her gift ceremony. The opening song, “The Family Madrigal,” introduces many of the relatives and is one reason viewers often try to count them from the rapidly changing lyrics and animation.