La princesa y el sapo (La princesa y el sapo en Hispanoamérica y Tiana y el sapo en España) es una película animada de Walt Disney Animation Studios, basada libremente en el libro La princesa rana, de ED Baker ya su misma vez en el cuento El príncipe rana de los Hermanos Grimm.1 Fue estrenada el 25 de noviembre de 2009 en Estados Unidos, siendo la cuadragésimo novena película animada dentro del canon de animación de la productora, y la primera película de animación tradicional.

As a young girl, Tiana lived in a little cozy house in New Orleans. She and her father loved to cook together. They made the best gumbo in the city. It was their dream to one day open a family restaurant. So one night, Tiana made a wish on the Evening Star that their dream would come true.

Dressed in a princess costume for the ball, Tiana made one more wish on the Evening Star. When she was done, a frog spoke to her. It was prince Naveen! A magic spell had turned him into a frog. Only a kiss from a princess could break the spell, and Naveen thought Tiana was a real princess. Tiana didn’t want to kiss a frog. Then Prince Naveen offered to help her open a restaurant, so she closed her eyes and kissed him. But he didn’t turn back into a prince. Instead, she turned into a frog!

Frantic, Tiana and Naveen left the party and ended up in a bay. They met an alligator named Louis who liked to play the trumpet. He knew exactly who could turn them human again, Mama Odie! As Tiana and Naveen followed the bay firefly to meet Mama Odie. Tiana showed Naveen how to work hard for what he wanted, and Naveen taught Tiana that having fun was important. Soon they became great friends.

 While Louis played a song on his trumpet, Naveen and Tiana danced gracefully together in time with the music. The next day, Tiana and Naveen arrived at Mama Odie’s home. She knew all about magic and human nature. “You want to be human, but you’re blind to what you need!” Mama Odie told them. Mama Odie used magic to show Tiana and Naveen that Charlotte was to be the princess