Little Amelia, seven, who melted hearts singing Frozen hit in a Kyiv bunker makes it to Poland
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Just seven-year-old Amelia Anisovych went viral on Facebook last week when she posted that she sang the song while dozens of people were hiding underground to avoid Russian bombs. The video of the identified hit song.
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A young girl has left Ukraine safely after her heart melted while singing the hit "Let It Go" from Disney's animated film "Frozen" to entertain a crowded Kyiv bunker.
Seven-year-old Amelia Anisovych went viral last week when she posted on Facebook a video of dozens of her dodging Russians in the Ukrainian capital as she sang That instantly recognizable hit.
The delightful rendition has been shared hundreds of thousands of times across various social media platforms, garnering support from original singer Idina Menzel and composer Kristin Anderson-Lopez.
But many fear that what Anderson-Lopez describes as a "little girl with a beautiful voice" will be another tragic victim of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Luckily, it was announced yesterday that after surviving six days in a bunker with little food or water, little Amelia is now living safely with her grandmother after a gruelling two-day journey through Poland.
She travels with her brother Misha, 15, while mother Lilia and father Roman remain in Kyiv.
Lilia, 39, told The Sun: "I always knew Amelia was talented and a lovely angel and now the whole world knows the same thing.
"But it's a tragedy, she's just a star because of so much and destruction.
"It's sad to wave goodbye to my kids, but it's better to keep them safe."
A girl named Amelia sings a Ukrainian version of "Let It Go" to a crowd packed into an emergency shelter in Kyiv
On Thursday, Marta Smekhova shared the first video of Amelia's performance on Facebook, where she said she stopped by to help decorate the shelter
Group of people in shelter watched little girl and recorded performance on mobile phone
On Thursday, Marta Smekhova first posted a video of Amelia singing at the shelter to Facebook, which she said she filmed with permission from the girl's mother.
"From the very first word, there was complete silence in the shelter]...everyone put their own things aside and listened to a song by this girl who only shines...even the men couldn't help it Tears were shed," Smechova wrote.
In the video, Amelia plays a version of "Let It Go" for those in cover. Some can be seen lying on the floor while others stand or sit around Amelia and record her performance on her phone.
The song was originally recorded for the soundtrack to Disney's animated film Frozen. Sung by actress Idina Menz
#LittleAmelia #seven #melted
A young girl has left Ukraine safely after her heart melted while singing the hit "Let It Go" from Disney's animated film "Frozen" to entertain a crowded Kyiv bunker.
Seven-year-old Amelia Anisovych went viral last week when she posted on Facebook a video of dozens of her dodging Russians in the Ukrainian capital as she sang That instantly recognizable hit.
The delightful rendition has been shared hundreds of thousands of times across various social media platforms, garnering support from original singer Idina Menzel and composer Kristin Anderson-Lopez.
But many fear that what Anderson-Lopez describes as a "little girl with a beautiful voice" will be another tragic victim of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Luckily, it was announced yesterday that after surviving six days in a bunker with little food or water, little Amelia is now living safely with her grandmother after a gruelling two-day journey through Poland.
She travels with her brother Misha, 15, while mother Lilia and father Roman remain in Kyiv.
Lilia, 39, told The Sun: "I always knew Amelia was talented and a lovely angel and now the whole world knows the same thing.
"But it's a tragedy, she's just a star because of so much and destruction.
"It's sad to wave goodbye to my kids, but it's better to keep them safe."
A girl named Amelia sings a Ukrainian version of "Let It Go" to a crowd packed into an emergency shelter in Kyiv
On Thursday, Marta Smekhova shared the first video of Amelia's performance on Facebook, where she said she stopped by to help decorate the shelter
Group of people in shelter watched little girl and recorded performance on mobile phone
On Thursday, Marta Smekhova first posted a video of Amelia singing at the shelter to Facebook, which she said she filmed with permission from the girl's mother.
"From the very first word, there was complete silence in the shelter]...everyone put their own things aside and listened to a song by this girl who only shines...even the men couldn't help it Tears were shed," Smechova wrote.
In the video, Amelia plays a version of "Let It Go" for those in cover. Some can be seen lying on the floor while others stand or sit around Amelia and record her performance on her phone.
The song was originally recorded for the soundtrack to Disney's animated film Frozen. Sung by actress Idina Menz