Knowra Robert Lopez Robert Lopez Robert Lopez is an American songwriter and composer known for co-creating the musicals Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon and writing songs for Disney films including Frozen and Coco.
The Book of Mormon : A satirical Broadway musical about two young Mormon missionaries sent to Uganda. Lopez co-wrote its music and lyrics with Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Kristen Anderson-Lopez : An American songwriter and lyricist who co-wrote songs for Frozen and Coco. She is Lopez’s frequent songwriting partner and his spouse.
Manhattan : The most densely populated borough of New York City and a major center of American theatre. Lopez grew up in Manhattan, within reach of the city’s theatre scene.
EGOT : The achievement of winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award. Lopez became the youngest person and the fastest to complete the four-award set.
Frozen : A 2013 Disney animated musical film about the sisters Elsa and Anna. Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez wrote its songs, including “Let It Go.”
Trey Parker : An American filmmaker, animator, and songwriter who co-created South Park and The Book of Mormon. He co-wrote The Book of Mormon with Lopez and Matt Stone.
Yale University : A private research university in New Haven, Connecticut, founded in 1701. Lopez studied at Yale, where he met future collaborator Jeff Marx.
Let It Go : A song from Disney’s 2013 animated film Frozen, written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. Its global popularity made Lopez’s film songwriting widely recognizable.
Coco : A 2017 Disney-Pixar animated film about a boy who enters the Land of the Dead. The Lopezes co-wrote songs for the film, including “Remember Me.”
Matt Stone : An American filmmaker and writer who co-created South Park and The Book of Mormon with Trey Parker. His partnership with Parker brought Lopez into the musical’s creative team.
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