It was sang by Judy Kuhn, produced by Disney and it has a "Female Pop" genre.

The character Pocahontas, who sings it, tells that civilized people have no value and do not appreciate nature, they only deforest in search of raw materials and think that everything they land on is theirs.

In the song, she says that she knows the entire forest around her tribe, showing that they are not savages, as they have a lot of knowledge.

She makes it clear that they are not wild people, because urban people think that everyone who lives outside of cities does not have intelligence, making them wild.

Both os them talks about deforestation, teaching how to value nature, because otherwise we lose it;

Knowing that not everything we find belongs to us;

It teaches us to know that cutting down forests harms the animals and people who live there;

Both of them have someone to defend and preserve the rights of nature;

Both of them show that there are people willing to destroy forests to obtain raw materials.

The film was created by Ken Daurio and the story has a "children's fantasy" genre.

But the Lorax already existed before the film, it was a book created by Dr Seuss.

The film's main subjects are deforestation and the power of capitalism.

"Colors of the Wind" was made by Disney, while "Lorax" was made by Universal.

In the song, Pocahontas is against cutting trees and in the movie, the main character cut trees to make scarfs.