Saludos Amigos (1942)

In the early 1940s, Eurasian countries were in full swing for World War II. At that time, the United States wanted to isolate Eurasian countries from being affected, so it attached great importance to its relations with its neighbors in Central and South America. Walt Disney's previous films Snow White and Puppet Adventures have not yet had a chance to meet Eurasian audiences, but they have been released enthusiastically in Latin America, and Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck have long been popular with local audiences. So the US State Department invited Walt Disney to visit Central and South America on behalf of the country. In 1941, Disney spent about six weeks visiting countries in Central and South America and filmed a lot of local customs. Disney released the film after returning home. This film consists of four paragraphs ∶ 1. Lake Titicaca (Lake Titicaca); 2. Small aircraft Petro (Pedro); 3. Gaofei (El Gaucho Goofy) of Gaozhuo nationality; 4. Trip to Brazil (Aquarela do Brasil). The four paragraphs are composed of NormanFerguson, WilfredJackson, JackKinney, HamiltonLuske and B.