The soundtrack show will begin in five, four, three.

And now, part two of our interview with songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson Lopez.

This is the soundtrack show. The The Oh, Welcome back to the soundtrack show. I'm your host David W Collins and this

episode features the second half of my interview with Broadway TV and movie

songwriters and composers Robert and Kristen Anderson Lopez.

In this episode, we discuss their influences for their Oscar winning song Remember Me

from the Disney Pixar movie, Coco. We chat about their musical influences growing up,

what it's like for them to collaborate with some of the greatest musicians in the world,

and where they see their already stellar careers going next.

Here is part two of our interview.

Remember me.

Don't I have to say goodbye remember me.

Don't let it make you cry. For even if I'm far away, I hold you in my heart.

I sing a secret song to you.

Each night we are apart remember me.

Though I have to travel far remember me.

Each time you hear a sad guitar,

know that I'm with you the only way that I can be.

Until you're in my arms again, remember me.

I loved Coco, just totally switching it up because you mentioned you were writing them at the same time

How do you balance multiple projects like that? I mean are you able to just kind of switch gears to go okay well now I'm working on cocoa and now I'm working on frozen?

Do they do they ever kind of leak over or inspire each other? I think you know that, that's one area that we, I think, could learn to get better at.

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