History YMMV / TheThreeCaballeros

* JustHereForGodzilla: There are many inflation fetishists on {{Website/deviantART}} who are only interested in the film for the scene where Donald fails to return to his regular size.

* CrazyAwesome: The whole film in a nutshell. The Aracuan Bird too.

* CounterpartComparison:
** Panchito to Alanzo from ''{{Webcomic/Zoophobia}}''. Both are [[{{Keet}} energetic]] Hispanic avians with red feathers and red clothing.
** The Aracuan Bird is a red-crested pointy-beaked ScrewySquirrel who talks in a high-pitched sped up voice and was created during UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation. [[WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker Sound familiar?]]

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: ''The Three Caballeros'' is so flashy, so thrown-together, so explosively colorful and so fast-paced that it makes ''Disney/{{Fantasia}}'' look like mother-humpin' ''Steamboat Willie'' in comparison.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Blog/UnshavedMouse has [[https://unshavedmouse.com/2012/09/12/disney-reviews-by-the-unshaved-mouse-7-the-three-caballeros/ argued]] that Jose is an evil warlock, Panchito is literally Satan, and the former sold Donald's soul to the latter and sent Donald to Hell. Not helping matters is Jose's use of (in his own words) "black magic", and his description of Bahia ("When you go to Bahia, my friend, you ''never'' return!") that sounds quite ominous out of context.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Blog/UnshavedMouse has [[https://unshavedmouse.com/2012/09/12/disney-reviews-by-the-unshaved-mouse-7-the-three-caballeros/ argued]] that Jose is an evil warlock, Panchito is literally Satan, and the former sold Donald's soul to the latter and sent Donald to Hell. Not helping matters is the fact that Jose's use of (in his own words) "black magic", and his description of Bahia ("When you go to Bahia, my friend, you ''never'' return!") that can sound quite ominous out of context.

* HeartWarming: After Yaya gets left behind by the others, Donald shows up with a bouquet of flowers for her, which immediately earns him a kiss from Yaya.

* Heartwarming: After Yaya gets left behind by the others, Donald shows up with a bouquet of flowers for her, which immediately earns him a kiss from Yaya.

* CrazyAwesome: The whole film in a nutshell.

* HoYay: Although the trio shown to have attractions to many girls, Panchito and Jose (especially Jose) shown to have strange attraction to Donald as well. So maybe they really are three gay caballeros!

* SequelDisplacement: If this movie counts as the sequel to ''Saludos Amigos'', then its status as one of the better-known post-Golden Age package films means it experienced this. The fact that ''Caballeros'' was the most widely available one on [[Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo VHS]] for a long time, while ''Saludos Amigos'' ended up becoming one of the last two to come to the format, certainly helped.

* CultClassic: It has a larger following than most of the post-war package films do. (the fact that is was the most widely available one on [[Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo VHS]] for a long time certainly helped.)

** The Three Caballeros, as a whole, are Ensemble Darkhorses among the Disney fandom, some going as far as to consider them as a better PowerTrio than ''Mickey/Donald/Goofy,'' particularly in their respective representative countries.

* HoYay: Although the trio shown to have attractions to many girls, Panchito and Jose(especially Jose) shown to have strange attraction to Donald as well.

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: In the number "The Three Caballeros", Jose & Panchito are able to summon guitars out of thin air, yet Donald can only get a saxophone and a trumpet, before finally settling on a cello, which Donald plays as a bass.
** The Aracuan's little song is so silly that many viewers are likely to giggle throughout the whole thing.
** Donald's first attempt to return to normal size, especially his incantation at the start.

* MagnumOpus: Possibly of the package films that don't contain the titles ''Fantasia'' and ''Winnie-The-Pooh'' due to having a large fanbase (the fact that is was the most widely available one on [[Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo VHS]] for a long time certainly helped.)

* MagnumOpus: Possibly of the package films that don't contain the titles ''Fantasia'' and ''Winnie-The-Pooh'' due to having the biggest fanbase out of the lot (the fact that is was the most widely available one on [[Creator/WaltDisneyHomeVideo VHS]] for a long time certainly helped.)

** We're Three Caballeros!
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2O7eu7XxNBs Aaaahhh, Bahia!]]