The album peaked at No. 24 on the Billboard 200 on July 18, 1998, concurrent to the film's run in theaters. No singles from the album charted on the Hot 100, although Aguilera's version of "Reflection" did reach number 15 on the Adult Contemporary chart, while 98° and Stevie Wonder's "True to Your Heart", the film's theme song, did reach number 51 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
"Je ferai de vous des hommes avant tout!" (I will make men out of you first!) — Robert Marien, Michel Charette, André Montmorency, Alain Couture, Anthony Kavanagh, Martine Chevrier & chorus
"La fille de nos rêves" (The girl of our dreams) — André Montmorency, Alain Couture, Michel Charette, Sébastien Dhavernas, Martine Chevrier & chorus
"Lustro / Mirror" (Reflection: pop version) — Edyta Górniak
"Zaszczyt nam przyniesie to / The honor will bring us to" (Honor to Us All) — Mirosława Krajewska, Teresa Lipowska, Katarzyna Pysiak, Chorus
"Lustro / Mirror" (Reflection) — Katarzyna Pysiak
"Zrobię z was mężczyzn / I will make of you men" (I'll Make a Man Out of You) — Maciej Molęda, Robert Rozmus, Jerzy Stuhr, Katarzyna Pysiak, Jerzy Bończak, Marek Bocianiak, Chorus
"Ta, za którą walczyć chcesz / This, for which you want to fight" (A Girl Worth Fighting For) — Robert Rozmus, Jerzy Bończak, Marek Bocianiak, Katarzyna Pysiak, Paweł Galia
Honra nos darás (Honor You Will Give Us) — Paula Bas, Celia Vergara, Marta Martorell, María Caneda
Reflejo — María Caneda
Voy a hacer todo un hombre de ti (I'm Going to Make a Man of You)— Pablo Perea, Juan Manuel Escamilla, Miguel Morant, Adel Hakki, María Caneda, José Sánchez Mota
Mi dulce y linda flor (My Sweet and Cute Flower) — Juan Manuel Escamilla, Miguel Morant, Adel Hakki, Eva Díez, Gonzalo Durán
Corte de pelo (Haircut)
Suite de Mulán (Suite from Mulan)
Ataque a la muralla (Attack at the Wall)
La decisión de Mulán (Mulan's Decision)
Flores (Flowers)
Los hunos atacan (The Huns Attack)
El pueblo en llamas (The Village on Fire)
Reflejo (pop version) — Malú
European French version
Honneur à tous — Marie-Thérèse Orain
Réflexion — Marie Galey
Comme un Homme — Jose Garcia, Michel Vigné, Patrick Fiori, Pierre Francois Pistorio, Thierry Ragueneau
Une belle fille à aimer — Marie Galey, Michel Vigné, Pierre Francois Pistorio, Thierry Ragueneau
"Written in Stone" was originally placed in the section where Mulan questions her identity and decides to write her own destiny rather than succumbing to societal gender roles. It was eventually replaced with "Reflection". Despite originally being a 4-minute power ballad, it is broken up into small pieces and reprised many times throughout the Mulan Jr. stage musical. It is sung by the ancestors in the intro as they explain the family structure of China much like Tradition in Fiddler on the Roof. A later reprise by Mulan demonstrates that she wants her life to be written in stone — but by herself, not by her ancestors.