For many Ukrainian citizens it is already 13 nights sleeping in shelters, in bunkers trying to shed some light on fear by the sirens and the bombs.
Many times, those who know how to do it best are the little ones. The moving interpretation of a girl named Amelia singing ‘Let It Go’ from the movie ‘Frozen’ in a bomb shelter in Kiev It has become one of the most shared images on social networks in recent hours as a show of support for refugees and civilian victims of the conflict.
The brutal comparison between the sweetness of the children’s song with the coldness and desolation of the place where the girl sings has become a phenomenon on social networks. The video was recorded by Marta Smekhova, who claims she had the permission of the minor’s parents, and uploaded to her Facebook account.
“From the first word, in the bomb shelter there was complete silence. They all put aside what they were doing and listened to this girl’s song, that just radiated light… even the men couldn’t hold back their tears,” Semkkhova wrote on her Facebook page.
The Facebook post is from March 3, though it’s unclear when. was recorded nor the location of the shelter where Amelia sings.
Source: Lasexta
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