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Q: Who sings colors of the wind from Pocahontas?
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Who sings colors of the wind in Pocohontas the movie?

Pocahontas


What disney song has an oxymoron in it?

Colors of the Wind, from Pocahontas. You can't see wind, so it doesn't have any colors.


What movie did the song The colors of the wind come from?

The song came from the movie Pocahontas .


Who wrote the song colors of the wind?

The song Colors of the Wind came out in 1995. It was the theme song for the Disney movie, Pocahontas, and won the Academy Award for Best Original Song that year.


Who sing colors of the wind?

Judy Kuhn was Pocahontas's singing voice in the first movie.


What songs are from Pocahontas?

There are many songs including, Colors of the Wind, and Just Around the River Bend


You are good at singing somewhere over the rainbow and whistle down the wind what other songs should you sing?

If you want to challenge yourself try Colors of the Wind from the movie Pocahontas.


Did Pocahontas win any awards?

The 1995 animated film "Pocahontas" won two Academy Awards - Best Original Song for "Colors of the Wind" and Best Original Score.


Who sings wild is the wind?

Johnny Mathis sings Wild is the Wind.


Why does colors of the wind became the theme song of Pocahontas?

Because the song talks about the wonders of the earth and nature, and even the spirits within all living things. To show someone they can't just own everything, rather as beings to respect and live with the in harmony. Pocahontas helps him to accept people for who they are and where they are from and to learn from them.


What Great Things Have Pocahontas Done For The World?

Nothing! Except have her hair fly in the wind, when there is no wind!


What is blue corn moon?

The term "blue corn moon" was made up by Stephen Schwartz who wrote the lyrics to the Disney's 1995 animated film, "Pocahontas". It was mentioned in the musical number, "Colors of the Wind".