an ‘enchanted’ Easter: the ‘resurrection’ of Pedro?

Easter Time! What is better for a good resurrection than reasoning on Disney’s Encanto, recently awarded with the Oscar for the Best Animated Film and whose soundtrack, especially ‘We don’t talk about Bruno’, still resounds in our heart?
Pedro Madrigal, the patriarch of the Madrigal family, dies at the beginning of the film, sacrificing his life to safe his family, and causing them to be gifted with magic. Immediately after his death, the candle Alma held onto is imbue with magic, and a miracle helps her an their three children, also creating Casa Madrigal in an Encanto. According to some theories, ‘Casa Madrigal’, also known as the magic ‘casita’ of the film, involved almost as well as a person in the adventures of the family, is nothing but Pedro himself, transformed and resurrected for the love of his family, and to protect them again!
What is wrong with that? Reasoning within an esoteric approach, the word Pharaoh in Old Egyptian means “Big House”! Spite of being Colombian, for Pedro could be a quite fine Resurrection…