> Unlike Coco, Germaine didn’t contribute to the songwriting process
> as Lin-Manuel finished that work before he asked her to come on board. But
> the composer would still write the instrumental backing for many of the
> songs. Some listeners would lament that the songs and score had no melodic
> overlap, but there was still a sense of them largely existing in the same
> sonic universe, which is a credit to the cohesion created by Germaine’s
> arrangements. And Lin-Manuel would have nothing but praise for how
> Germaine helped transform the film. “Germaine's job was to introduce us
> to the music in Colombia, but also the magic in this region. There's an
> ethereal, sometimes spooky, but always gorgeous evocation that she
> captured.'

Is it confirmed that Germaine Franco did the song arrangements? I remember having a hard time finding info on that.

EDIT: Actually, looking at my records, I do have her credited for arrangements, so I guess I answered my own question, haha.