One of the Spanish versions (not the original one from Spain) can be found as a bonus feature in the 2003 DVD release and is like the 2003 release with the title cards.

Known as El Rey Leon: El Ciclo Sin Fin in Spanish, released in Spain.

The 2003 DVD release includes the Vocabulary Game and Guess That Song.

This video features a remixed opening & closing.

This video was released on the same day as the reissue of Disney's Sing Along Songs: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, which had the same ink label.

While the 'Part of Your World' introduction has the same line, the 'When You Wish Upon a Star' introduction references 'Everybody Wants to Be a Cat' and 'Part of Your World'.

In the laserdisc release, Jiminy's introductions to 'Part of Your World' and 'When You Wish Upon a Star' are different.

Sense of Touch, From All of Us to All of You, I'm No Fool.

Jiminy Cricket's segments use stock footage from You and Your.

Professor Owl's introduction to Jiminy Cricket uses the exact same introduction footage from The Bare Necessities.

The original version is hosted by Jiminy Cricket, while the 2003 version has title cards with a male voiceover reading them.

Jason Marin as Flounder (archive footage).

Cliff Edwards as Jiminy Cricket (singing) (archive footage).

Paul Winchell - Chinese Cat (archive footage).

Vito Scotti - Italian Cat (archive footage).

Thurl Ravenscroft - Russian Cat (archive footage).

Phil Harris - Thomas O'Malley (archive footage).

Gary Dubin - Toulouse (archive footage).

Scatman Crothers - Scat Cat (archive footage).

Carmen Twillie as singer for 'Circle of Life'.

Rowan Atkinson as Zazu (archival footage).

Jason Weaver as Young Simba (archival footage).

Laura Williams as Young Nala (archival footage).

Robin Williams as Genie (archival footage).

Kath Soucie as The Bimbettes (archival footage).

Jesse Corti as LeFou (archival footage).

Richard White as Gaston (archival footage).

Paige O'Hara as Belle (archival footage).

Jodi Benson as Ariel (archival footage).

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The Lion Sleeps Tonight ( Timon & Pumbaa)^.Everybody Wants to Be a Cat ( The Aristocats).I Just Can't Wait to Be King ( The Lion King).Part of Your World ( The Little Mermaid).But there's even more to sing about! The circle of sing-along fun includes unforgettable songs from The Aristocats, Aladdin, Pinocchio, and others! Songs The video has now gone viral on social media.Sing, dance, and play along with your favorite Disney songs! It's fun and easy as you read the on-screen lyrics and join your favorite characters in their most memorable musical moments!Дisney presents two show-stopping songs from the smash hit movie, The Lion King-the endearing 'Circle of Life' and the rip-roaring 'I Just Can't Wait to Be King'. He wrote alongside,'I did the Lion King opening and Nathan joined in with me! Love this dude'. Travis Kinley shared the video on Fcebook. While the horse mostly stays away from the camera, the donkey seems to be loving it as he joins his owner, singing along with him in its own way. The comments section of the post too is overflowing with 290 comments and counting.ДЇor those who're unversed, the original song was penned by Elton John and Tim Rice and it was composed originally by Hans Zimmer. More than 25k users have reacted on the video and it has over 71k shares.

The video which was first shared on the social networking platform on July 25, has now gathered over 3.7 million views. I may not be able to ride him - but he understands me.' Travis also wrote in the comments section of the video, 'I have found my soul animal. The video has now gone viral on social media. The video features the man with his pet horse and donkey, humming Circle of Life. Recently, a video of a man hailing from United States, singing his own version of the popular Lion King track Circle of Life, along with his donkey, made it to social media. Looks like the hangover of The Lion King is not just limited to the country but to the other parts of the globe as well. The film which has also been released in it Hindi dubbed version with Shah Rukh Khanvoicing Mufasa and his son Aryan Khan lending his voice to Simba, is resonating well with the kids as well as their parents in the country. While the live-in action version of The Lion King is still running successfully in the theatres, it has certainly brought back fond memories of the film all over.

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