After being caught stealing a loaf of bread, Aladdin is chased by Razoul (the captain of the royal guards) and his men before escaping them with his prize intact. The “street rat” wisecracks and flirts as he causes mayhem in the streets of Agrabah alongside his “only friend” – a fez-wearing monkey named Abu. The song is a riot – all sassy trombones and witty wordplay. “One Jump Ahead” (sung by Brad Kane) introduces us to the charming hero of Aladdin. Her father warns her of the dangers of the human world, but Ariel’s bravery means she persists and eventually, her dreams come true.
She sings it as she swims among her collection of trinkets salvaged from the shores, making her desperation for new experiences clear. “Part Of Your World” (sung by Jodi Benson) is one of Disney’s classic “I want” songs – an expression of Ariel’s desire to understand and be part of the human world. The hero of The Little Mermaid is Ariel, a mischievous mermaid who is the daughter of King Triton, the ruler of the underwater kingdom of Atlantica. “A Spoonful Of Sugar” helps the nanny to earn the trust of the children, putting in place a sequence of events that encourages their parents to prioritize them, uniting the family.Ĭlick to load video Part Of Your World, The Little Mermaid (1989) A fantastical sequence accompanies the song, with Jane and Michael discovering how useful magic can be while tidying. “A Spoonful Of Sugar” finds Mary Poppins, played by Julie Andrews, teaching the Banks kids that even the dullest of tasks can be achieved if “an element of fun” is introduced. Nanny Mary Poppins floats into No 17 Cherry Tree Lane, the London home of Jane and Michael Banks on a magical umbrella to provide the children with moral guidance in the absence of their distracted parents. Listen to the Disney Heroes playlist now. What follows is our pick of the ten best. With every hero in a Disney film, there’s also usually an incredible song that explains their story. It goes without saying that Disney has had some of the greatest heroes to ever grace the screen.
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