Kenny Ortega treats the rumors of Zac Effron, not singing in the “Musical Secondary School”

Although Zach Everon His roles have been recognized in many popular films, including “Charlie St. Cloud”, “17 again” and “neighbors”, many first got acquainted with the 37 -year -old of his time in Troy Bolton playing in “Disney High School”.

In the movie, Efron plays the role of Gok Troy Bolton, the player of the East Hi Wilde Kats, who finds himself torn between his role as a team player and his main role in producing drama in school.

The film is full of iconic dance design, incredible single panels, and popular songs-which are characterized by the character Zac Effron. However, for years, the fans did not know the main secret: some Troy Bolton singing was already performed by another actor, Drew Seley.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, director “High School Musical” Kenny Ortega caused another actor who sings some Efron music.

“I wrote the songs before Zac got the role,” Ortega said. “Although he could sing, and he had a beautiful voice, it was not the sound for which I wrote. So everything sang and called parts of it, so he had more sound power.”

Ciley finally replaced Everon during the “Music Secondary School” tour in 2006 and 2007, while the latter was filming a new edition “HairsPray”.

During a previous interview, it is also to open It revolves around the filling of Everon on official soundtrack, saying: “He never told me why they did this the way they did.”

“But I think they were within three or four weeks of filming the actual movie, and they were mine and not Zac.

While he was on a tour, Ciley participated that he “hit her” with the rest of the actors, although she was not already watching in the movie.

However, he did a banter, “I think Vanessa resented it a little when I was on a tour because it was like,” I want to sing for my friend every night, and not this man. “

“High School Musical” was shown for the first time on the Disney channel in January 2006, where he drew more than seven million live scenes and broke at the time to the highest first show on the network.

In addition to Efron and Hodgens, who played the role of the film, the actors’ team was distinguished by the performance of other stars, including Ashley Tesdal, Corbin Blio, and Lucas Jarabel.

The film’s pictorial music achieved tremendous success, as it reached the first place on Billboard 200, and eventually, he unloaded two sequences and Disney+ TV, “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.”

Years later, Efron spoke with Vanity Fair about his time on the group and dismantled the moment when he knew the film would be a big problem.

“Many people do not know this, but high school music was just a movie made for television, and it was very small, so we had a very intense fire schedule and a very limited rehearsal time,” Everon shared before talking about the rehearsal process for the famous “Getcha Head” in the game.

“I think we may practice it for two days before doing this all synchronous,” Efron said. “Maybe we had three -hour rehearsals with basketball. After five he took, we bombed them.”