Any head canons about Agustin’s family? Are they around? What do they think of Julieta and/or the Madrigals?

YES I HAVE HEADCANONS. First off, Jared Bush said that both Madrigal dads have family in the Encanto. While I know a lot of people are very firm in the belief that Agustin moved from Bogota (and I totally respect that headcanon! It makes sense!), I think that he grew up in the Encanto (or that he moved there with his parents when he was very young), and that his style of dress is more a personal choice than anything else.

Now. Remember these musicians?

A lot of people think they're jerks because they make Mirabel keep singing when the kids are pestering her about her Gift, right?

My personal headcanon is that they're her dad's family. And that they throw her the accordion and encourage her to keep singing because they are VERY PROUD OF HER and want her to talk about her own talents. I mean, look at their faces! Those are not the faces of awful people! Those are the faces of people who are ROOTING for the girl! They're so stoked about her song?!

So, yeah, I like think that older gentleman is her abuelo on her dad's side, the woman is her tia (Agustin's baby sister), and the mustached guy is the sister's husband. Or possible other way around (mustache guy is Agustin's brother, woman is his wife). I also think Agustin's family loves and respects the entire Madrigal family, that they're all just as good-hearted and sweet as he is and see the best in everyone, and that they ESPECIALLY adore Julieta not only because she's a wonderful wife and mother, but because she's saved Agustin's life on more than one occasion, starting when he was just a child.

Any headcannons about how the triplets act when they’re mad at one person or the other? I imagine that while Pepa is quick to get mad, she gets over it pretty quickly, while Julieta tends to hold a longg grudge.

ALRIGHT HEADCANON TIME!! I definitely agree with you. Just gonna elaborate a bit more:

I'd think Pepa would be quick to anger and get annoyed easily, but she usually gets over it quickly. I personally headcanon that since she constantly has to bottle up her emotions and isn't really allowed to get angry she'll try her best to avoid her siblings and just ignore them, running away from the conflict (not wanting to fight with them in fear of accidentally hurting them with lightning). She's good at forcing herself to get over it, ignoring the problem and pretending everything is fine until it escalates into an explosive fight. And when it does, all these pent up emotions are spilling out very easily and I think she might say things in the heat of the moment that she regrets a lot making her feel worse and angry at herself on top of all that as well. But she can't stay mad at her siblings for long, the first time she held a grudge for more than 2 days was when Bruno left.... and I also think she argued with Alma the most and also people who bully or take advantage of her siblings and their gifts. Pepa's the sister who complains about her siblings all the time but as soon as someone else agrees or says something bad about them she'd start a fight ("HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT ABOUT MY SIBLINGS" lightning, punches, lots of broken noses). But she forgives easily, just wanting everything to be alright because she can't deal with negative emotions, never learned how to.

Bruno is probably the least confrontational. I can't see him arguing or fighting much but I do think his bluntness actually stings the most when directed at his siblings and lacking a filter when they're arguing. If they do get into a fight which escalates so bad that even Bruno raises his voice, he doesn't hold back. I can see him blurting out things he saw in his visions that he swore he would keep to himself because it would just hurt them. But now he's hurt and just so angry and it just slips out.. like mentioning all the damage Pepa will cause with another hurricane, everyone's favoritism towards Julieta and how she would never be able to understand the other two but even she's not perfect enough to save everyone and just lots of things he didn't want to burden them with. Those arguments end pretty quickly after that because goddamn that's way to much. On a lighter note, he's probably the one to bicker the most with Pepa, they're just constantly teasing each other and it sometimes can get pretty intense but before it becomes hurtful they stop and apologize to each other, laughing and joking not 5 mins later. They also just love to team up and tease Julieta all the time.

Julieta can hold a long grudge. And when I say long I mean YEARS. She will bring up things that happened when they were 10 and hold it over their heads and will not help them or heal their scrapes from doing something stupid. "Because remember when you two ate all the food I prepared the day before because you broke several bones riding a cart boosted by Pepa's wind and crashing in a tree? And I had to stay awake until 3 am to redo all of it??" All she wants to hear is sorry and she'll forgive you but you better not do it again... In arguments she is usually the mediator and tries to break up a fight as soon as possible. But oh boy if she's the one who's angry? You're in for the scolding of your lifetime, it doesn't matter if she's their sister, they're getting a tongue-lashing that rivals Alma's. Probably even worse because Julieta knows everything. Safe to say no one wants to get into arguments with her. (angry Julieta is fucking scary but also no one wants to see her upset or cry, their hearts couldn't handle it, so they don't fight much with her)

Am i the only one that's been replaying the "Bruno apologizes to Pepa for the wedding" scene strictly because that guy's moves were so satisfying to watch?? The dramatics☆ the flow☆the salt and sugar throw☆the full on performance!! (Now we know where Camilo got his flare from/lh) [i really hope me using tone tags is okay]

Oh, yes! In that scene, everyone's attention (not just the audience, but all the Madrigals) was on Bruno alone! No one expected such a quiet and modest man like him to start singing and dancing!

For starters, notice: he involves Pepa in his dance only after she herself has given him her hand. Without her consent, he wouldn't do it. Without her consent, perhaps this whole scene would not have happened.

Besides, we see that Bruno is strong enough: he was able to spin Pepa, who probably weighs more than he does. And yes, Bruno knows how to spin a dance partner! He doesn't just "pull" her out of her place, he exactly launches her into the right trajectory! So, perhaps Bruno was able and loved to dance when he was younger, otherwise where did he get these skills?

Next. He asks for an apology, literally on his knees! Oh Bruno, my beloved!.. And look how softly, how carefully he holds her hand and how gently he pats it! So gently! Yes, Bruno certainly has the manners of a gentleman...

Oh, and next, pay attention! The only scene in the entire cartoon where Bruno has, BY HIS OWN INITIATIVE, a hug! After spinning, he hugs both of them at once, Pepa and Félix, with also patting Félix on the back (maybe they really were best friends before? I need more of their interaction!).

Bruno pours salt and sugar again. (How many of these supplies does he have in his pockets? So when he was sneaking into the kitchen while living within the walls, he faced the choice of stuffing his pockets with arepas or salt and chose the latter? Oh, I digress!)

And finally, he is spinning again.

So Bruno did a fast and energetic dance. In all this, he didn't trip over the tile splinters on the floor, didn't get tangled up in his poncho (as he did in the moment when he defended Mirabel from Alma), sang pretty well and didn't even get out of breath (which again confirms his remarkable physicality!). So, we see him in this scene as agile, nimble, graceful, and quite gentle. I don't know about the rest of us, but personally, I would have spun in a Colombian dance with him!

And yes, there's definitely something of an uncle in Camilo! (And in that case, I have a question for Abuelo Pedro! Surely they got those talents from him!)