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Thursday, April 11, 2024

Meet The Final Critter Band From Tiana's Bayou Adventure

Meet The Final Critter Band From Tiana's Bayou Adventure
All images: Disney

There are so many fun new critter bands coming to Tiana's Bayou Adventure. First, we met the critters of the Zydeco band. Then we met the critters of the Rara band. And now we've come to the final critter band, an Afro-Cuban jazz band made up entirely of frogs. Are you ready to meet this final band?

Felipe the Frog

Felipe the Frog – Deep among the cypress trees, you’ll hear band leader Felipe making musical magic on the piano! Felipe is also the proprietor of an exclusive bayou night club, where the local fireflies love to dance the night away to a musical recipe of hot rhythms and spicy melodies. He’s an old-school family guy, especially to his “family” in the band.

Mayra the Frog

Mayra the Frog – Have you ever seen a frog play a flower blossom like a trumpet? You will when you meet Mayra; be sure to stick around for one of her toe-tapping solos. Mayra’s the most ambitious of the four frogs and has been practicing her instrument since she was just a tadpole!

Mondo the Frog

Mondo the Frog – Mondo is a natural on the conga drums, which he made as a happy accident when his favorite bottle cap got stuck on his second-favorite acorn. From there, the rhythm in Mondo’s soul took over! He’s very copacetic and accepts what comes, a trait as steady and reliable as his drumbeat. 

Isabel the Green Tree Frog

Isabel the Green Tree Frog – Learning from Mondo’s example, Isabel loves getting lost in the music playing her congas. She’s the youngest member of the group, and there’s nothing she loves more than “going with the flow” and getting to play drums all night long!

Now that you've met the critter bands and had a sneak peek of a few of the animatronic characters, are you ready for Tiana's Bayou Adventure? Well, it's "getting closer and closer every day" and we're "almost there"! Tiana's Bayou Adventure opens at Disney World this summer and Disneyland later this year.

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