Amelia Anisovych:Little girl sings Frozen's 'Let it Go' as she hides in bomb shelter in Ukraine , performs national anthem

 

Amelia Anisovych: Ukrainian girl who sang ‘Let It Go’ in bomb shelter performs national anthem

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A seven-year-old Ukrainian girl who went viral for singing Let It Go in a Kyiv bomb shelter has performed a moving rendition of the national anthem at a charity concert.

Amelia Anisovych, who was recorded singing the famous Disney song while sheltering from Russian attacks, is now in Poland after fleeing across the border with her family.

On Sunday evening she opened a charity concert at the Atlas Arena in Lodz, singing in front of thousands of people.

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Little girl sings Frozen's 'Let it Go' as she hides in bomb shelter in Ukraine | ITV News

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In the darkness of a bomb shelter, seeking safety from the Russian invasion above ground, a little girl starting to sing.

The Ukrainian child sang 'Let it Go' from Disney's Frozen, finishing to tears and applause there and support from millions of people who have shared it around the world.

 

 

 

Ukrainian girl moves stars to tears with viral video singing from Kyiv bunker

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A Ukrainian child sheltering in a bunker has received attention from Broadway star Idina Menzel and ITV’s Holly Willoughby after a video of her singing Let It Go went viral on social media.

The young girl, believed to be called Amelia, was captured singing the hit from the Disney film Frozen in her native tongue from an underground bunker in the capital Kyiv, as people gathered around to watch.

The video, posted to Facebook by user Marta Smekhova, has garnered more than 86,000 likes and been watched 2.6 million times since it was posted to the platform on Thursday.

Menzel, who voiced the lead role of Elsa in Disney’s 2013 musical, showed her support for Amelia to her more than 680,000 followers on Twitter.

The star reposted the video with yellow and a blue heart emojis and wrote: “We see you. We really, really see you.”

Alongside the original video posted on Facebook, Ms Smekhova wrote that she had spoken to the little girl after spotting her drawing “bright pictures” in the dim light of the shelter.

Translated from Ukrainian to English by Google, her post reads: “She told (me) that in addition to drawing she loves to sing… and whispered her dream that she wants to sing on the big stage in front of an audience.

“I said do you see how many people are here? Here for them you will sing.”

Ms Smekhova wrote that she was initially worried that no-one would be able to hear Amelia’s singing, but continued: “From the first word there was complete silence in the bomb shelter.

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Young girl sings 'Let It Go' in Kyiv underground bunker | Russia-Ukraine war

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The little girl sang the popular Disney song to a hushed room of fellow Ukrainian citizens sheltering from Russian attacks.

 

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A Ukrainian child sheltering in a bunker has received attention from Broadway star Idina Menzel after a video of her singing Let It Go went viral on social media.

The young girl, believed to be called Amelia, was captured singing the hit from the Disney film Frozen in her native tongue from an underground bunker in the capital Kyiv, as people gathered around to watch.

The video was posted to Facebook by user Marta Smekhova.

Menzel, who voiced the lead role of Elsa in Disney's 2013 musical, showed her support for Amelia to her followers on Twitter.