#Tarzan strangers like me movie

Dig through your old VHS tapes to find the movie now, because you'll be wanting to sing along to it after you watch the video that's causing people to fall in love with Tarzan all over again in 2021. Now, users on the app can't stop showing love to the Oscar winner's work on one of Disney's timeless masterpieces. Usually, old hits resurface on the anniversaries of their releases, but this TikTok about Phil Collins' Tarzan soundtrack was totally random and totally necessary. To find out what else is out there, and to get to know a familiar, but whole new world.Every now and then, something nostalgic starts trending on social media and the world rediscovers their old faves. So that’s what I have been focusing on this last month and will continue to do so in the time I have remaining here. I find myself wanting to learn everything I can from the people here, just as the lyrics portray. These people literally are strangers like me, and their lives could have been mine. My lips and tongue struggle together to pronounce everyday words words they would have absolutely no trouble saying if I had learned Spanish as my first language like I was supposed to. But most of all I think about it when I am speaking Spanish. I think about it when I’m attempting to help cook a meal and realize how I sorely lack the kitchen skills every single woman here possesses. I think about it when I’m sitting on the bus to Tena and I can blend in perfectly in the sea of black hair and copper skin.

But ever since I have been in Ecuador, I find my thoughts frequently straying to what could have been. I live in America with a good family, I can speak English, why in the world would I want to think about that? I was perfectly content to just live in the moment and not think too hard about it. Most of my life I hadn’t given the family or life I left behind in Colombia a second thought. As everyone knows, I was born in Colombia and adopted shortly after I hit the year old mark. These lyrics really hit home with me, in a different way than it would for another fellow. Tell me more, please show me, something’s familiar about these strangers like me…” I wanna know, can you show me? I wanna know about these strangers like me. Oh, I just know there’s something bigger out there. I can see there’s so much to learn, it’s all so close and yet so far, I see myself as people see me. It all means something and yet nothing to me. Imagine my surprise as I was skimming my music selection on my ipod and for the first time I really heard the lyrics to “Strangers Like Me” by Phil Collins (a song used in the motion picture) a couple months ago at the beginning of this adventure. This movie, in my opinion, was made for Global Citizen Year. These strangers teach Tarzan their way of life and educate him the best the know how. They talk differently, dress differently, have all sorts of new objects and their way of life is incredibly different. In the movie, a man who grew up in the jungle and was raised by a family of apes, for the first time in his life finds out there are other beings that are just like him. Now, what does Tarzan, a Walt Disney 90’s classic, have to to do with my life as a Global Citizen Year Citizen? Let’s think about that for a minute. Or at least I hope everyone has…if you haven’t I would strongly recommend you get on that.