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Spread your wings and fly, Elsa!
Spread your wings and fly, Elsa!
Hi everyone, since I had written the international movie version of this overrated song. Now it's the pop version, some of them are dubbed in their native language. So, I'm going base it on their voices and performances.

English (Demi Lovato)

I first heard this version before the movie came to Malaysia, my first impression on it was neutral as at that time, I never heard Idina's version yet. But then, I felt that the latter's version was better than Demi's version.

Mandarin Chinese (Bella Yao)

I love her version and it's even better than Demi's version, sadly to say she passed away from breast cancer at the tender age of 33 last year in January. So this article is dedicated to her! Her voice is very much like a combo of Demi and Christina Aguilera. In other words, she's perfect.

Malay (Marsha Milan Londoh)

She also did the voice of Elsa, and in this version, she sounds deeper compare to the movie version. It doesn't sound like Elsa to me anymore! She sounds like her own now.

Japanese (May J)

I first heard about her rendition when she performed it in Tokyo Disneyland, and even sang the movie version in English. My opinion about her is the same as her Chinese counterpart (RIP), so good luck to her!

Korean (Hyolyn)

I love K-Pop, however I was disappointed that she did not sing the Let It Go in Korean. She sounds like a Demi Lovato singing in Korean, despite that she's ten times better than her American counterpart on the other hand.

Latin American Spanish (Martina Stoessel)

Hers is pretty unusual compare to the others, we don't hear the Let it Go sung at the beginning. I guess she's the only one that sounds very faithful to the movie version, she sounds soft initially and as the chorus comes, she projects herself and comes out of the shell! Thank you Martina!

Indonesian (Anggun,Chilla Kiana, Regina Ivanova, Nowela and Cindy Bernadette)

Now, this is unusual, and I like how the Let it Go comes later. It also features more singers compare to the other pop versions, like Anggun and to name a few. It's like Elsa has multiply herself and sang this song in Indonesian!

Russian (Yuliya Dovganishina)

The vast and mysterious language really suits this song, she sounds very ominous and when the chorus comes. She projected herself and I love this version better than any other language! She needs room of improvements though.

French (Anais Delva)

Another transition from movie to ending credits version, I love the echo at the beginning, I personally felt that this is how the song is meant to be! How I envy the French for this.

Italian (Martina Stoessel)

Since she also did the Spanish version too, I was very surprise at all if she did this. Her voice in this version sounds very different than her Spanish version, but a stronger version than her Spanish rendition.

To Relieve to Breathe

These are my favourite pop version of Let it Go and I hope you enjoy it, catch you all real soon for another great article!
What is past is gone, now we journey on through the night!
What is past is gone, now we journey on through the night!
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