Amelia, the ukrainian girl 7-year-old who shocked social networks singing ‘let it go’ of the movie Frozen in a kiev bunkeris safe with her grandmother in Poland. Both have spoken with the BBC to explain how they are.
In this video call connection, Amelia sings another song, this time in Ukrainian, and is grateful for the attention her interpretation of Frozen has received around the world. In addition, she assures that her dream has always been to be a singer and she practices every day to achieve it.
When asked about her stay in the bunker, the girl explains that “it was fine” because “there were other children”. In the end, after six days in the shelter the little girl escaped the war with her 15 year old brotherbut his father and his mother still in the capital Ukraine
In the following video of the British chain, you can see the girl responding with her grandmother.
Amelia performing ‘Let it Go’
In this other video you can see the moving performance of a girl singing ‘Let It Go’ from the movie ‘Frozen’ in the air-raid shelter in kyiv. One of the most shared images on social networks as a show of support for refugees and civilian victims of the conflict.
In the video, recorded by Marta Smekhova, you can see the sweetness with which she sings this children’s song in the midst of such a bleak scene. An interpretation that makes all the refugees in the bunker fall silent, excited listening to it.
Every second a Ukrainian child becomes a refugee
This girl and her brother, with two of the Ukrainian children who have had to leave their country because of the war. Every second a child becomes a refugee from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to UNICEF data. The organisation’s spokesman, James Elder, explained that of the 3 million refugees who have escaped the conflict caused by the Russian invasion, some 1.45 million are minorsmany of whom have left Ukraine without relatives.
Source: Lasexta
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