Amelia Anisovych, 7, went viral when she beautifully sang “Let It Go” in a Kyiv bomb shelter and she recently gave an encore performance in Poland, where she arrived safely after evacuating Ukraine with her siblings and grandmother.

The young girl’s performance of the Disney hit song from “Frozen” in a Ukrainian bomb shelter was shared on Twitter on March 6.

Anisovych made it safely into Poland on March 9 and performed on a bigger stage than ever, reports DailyMail. She gave a heartwarming performance of the Ukrainian national anthem during a charity concert.

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The fundraising event was held at Atlas Arena in Łódź and was part of Together with Ukraine, which raised funds to support Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH). The organization provides aid to victims of the conflict in Ukraine. Other performers on the night included Marcin Wyrostek, Dagadana, Igo, Jerry Heil and Daria Zawialow.

Dressed in a traditional white dress with floral patterns and her hair braided across her head, the budding singer gave an emotional performance to thousands.

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Anisovych’s original viral performance was so moving, the original singer of “Let It Go” commented on the video. Idina Menzel wrote “We see you” and gave her support with two heart emojis in Ukraine’s national colours “💙💛”.

“I practice singing every day in the morning, afternoon and evening… it has always been my dream to sing,” she told BBC Breakfast in an interview.

Her grandmother added, “She dreams of being a singer, and we told her ‘look, your dream has come true. You sang in the bomb shelter, there were many people and they applauded you’ and she’s very pleased that she made her dream come true.”

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The 7-year-old is currently safely in Poland with her grandmother and siblings, but her mother and father are still in Kyiv.

“I would be very happy to be with my mother and father, in Kyiv, of course,” said Anisovych.