But the one studio that’s continually sent out a call for Mancina’s exotic talents is Walt Disney, who’ve determined to be culturally correct when it comes to ethnically-accent feature animation. First arranging the soaring Elton John hits for “The Lion King,” Mancina’s music would next go fully swinging with a man-ape through the drum-filled jungle of “Tarzan” while also producing more Oscar Gold with Phil Collins’ songs. Then with “Brother Bear,” Mancina went to the native rhythms and winds of Alaska’s Inuit people as cosmic forces transformed one tribe member into an ursine.