One of the largest animated film franchises ever created is the Frozen series from Disney, with the follow-up, Frozen II, earning the most money of any animated picture ever made. What makes Frozen so exceptional is its music, especially the song “Let It Go.”
Maddie and Zoe, two sisters, performed a cover of “Let It Go” for their parents to capture. The resulting video is not only lovely, but it has already received well about 65 million views on YouTube.
Frozen, a movie about two sisters, is a fantastic tale that has enthralled both kids and adults. This song’s exceptional rendition is made all the more noteworthy by the fact that two sisters sung it.
Even though Maddie and Zoe are only four years old and may use some improvement, their father Aaron Mendez nevertheless uploaded the video. In the video’s captions, he wrote:
“The purpose of this movie was not to showcase my kids’ vocal prowess; nevertheless, I will be sure to enroll them in voice lessons in the future to help them improve. This was created to demonstrate what happens when two 4-year-olds just GO FOR IT! Unadulterated, sincere, and wholly innocent!”
The girls are wearing headphones as part of a rather sophisticated setup for the film, which also includes a recording microphone. The girls each do their parts while the video smoothly blends their bits together to the musical backing track from “Let It Go.”
Soon, Maddie and Zoe start singing at the top of their small lungs, clearly enjoying the music. As their father noted, the video is more about the unbridled delight and passion they are singing with than it is the caliber of their voices. For two four-year-olds, they’ve done a fairly good job. Some of the lyrics they’re singing aren’t even clear because they can’t speak perfectly yet.
The girls knew how to deliver their vocals when the music had peaks and drops, and most significantly, they were able to hold the attention of a crowd. Their life might go any direction at their age, but if they decide to pursue singing, they have a lot of promise, especially considering how young they began.
It’s even more endearing when one of the girls yawns halfway through. Their father made light of the situation in his caption, writing, “It’s entirely acceptable if this video makes you yawn!:)” It’s lovely, and he even made fun of it.
A big hug from one of the girls to the other after she finishes singing at the end of the video is a sweet and fitting way to end the song. The video was first published in 2014, the year following the premiere of Frozen. Even cuter is the fact that their gowns mirror those worn by the movie characters in several ways.
Their father often uploads more films, including ones with the girls, to his YouTube channel. In another, they dress up like Rapunzel in pink dresses and recount the story of the animated movie Tangled while munching on popcorn. It’s too adorable and provides some comforting moments, particularly in these tough times.
The girls knew how to deliver their vocals when the music had peaks and drops, and most significantly, they were able to hold the attention of a crowd. Their life might go any direction at their age, but if they decide to pursue singing, they have a lot of promise, especially considering how young they began.
Watch the adorable video here:
