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[evviejo]

requested by @saywhatyasee >> the thirteenth doctor and the solitract + it takes you away

[glimeres]

Frozen (2013) - Let it Go / Multi-Language Version

Idina Menzel (English) / Anaïs Delva (European French + Canadian French) / Willemijn Verkaik (German + Dutch) / Hu Wei Na (Mandarin) / Annika Herlitz (Swedish) / Takaku Matsu (Japanese) / Carmen Sarahí (Latin American Spanish) / Kasia Łaska (Polish) / Füredi Nikolett (Hungarian) / Gisela (Castilian Spanish + Catalan) / Serena Autieri (Italian) / Hye-Na Park (Korean) / Jelena Gavrilovié (Serbian) / Jobelle Ubalde (Cantonese) / Ana Encarnação (European Portuguese) / Marsha Milan (Bahasa Malaysian) / Anna Buturlina (Russian) / Maria Lucia Heiberg Rosenberg (Danish) / Nadezhda Panayotova (Bulgarian) / Lisa Stokke (Norwegian) / Gam Wichayanee (Thai) / Elke Buyle (Flemish)

[flamsparks]

Disney Princesses singing in their Native Languages (part 3)

Part #1

Part #2

Further info about my choices for the languages in this video under the cut

Tiana

In the bilingual city of New Orleans, where English and Cajun French had been coexisting for a long time, I would expect Tiana to speak both natively. I used the Canadian dub for French, not the one from France.

English Tiana: Anika Noni Rose French Tiana: Nancy Fortin

Anastasia

The story is about Tsar Nicholas II’s (then) lost daughter Anastasia. And since Disney acquired Fox years ago, that’s good enough for me to count Anastasia as a Disney princess. Typical me, yeah

Russian Anastasia: Masha Kats | Ма́ша Кац

Ariel

According to a book from the official Disney Princess franchise, “A Treasury of Enchanting Tales” (2019), the story takes place in the Mediterranean Sea in the 17th century.

Moreover, Disney also confirmed that Eric's castle is located in Italy. Despite this though, since Triton is a god from the Greek pantheon (but not present in the Roman one), Greek seems like the logic choice to me. Please, note that this video is about Disney’s movies, not the stories behind them. Yes, the tale is originally Danish, but just like Elsa is not Danish, or Tiana is not German, Disney’s Little Mermaid is not Danish either. Please, understand that this is how folk tales work: they are told and re-told countless times, changing and gaining new traits as they go. Yes, this story comes originally from a Danish tale, and no one will ever take that away from The Little Mermaid

Greek Ariel: Ánna Róssi | Άννα Ρόσση (1998 re-dub)

Aurora

According to a book from the official Disney Princess franchise, “A Treasury of Enchanting Tales” (2019), the story takes place in a generic "Western Europe" in the 14th century. Looking closely at the provided map, it seems to me the place falls somewhere in Northern France or maybe in Wallonia (French-speaking part of Belgium).

French Aurora: Danielle Licari (1981 re-dub)

Elsa

Anna and Elsa are daughters of a Norwegian king and a Sámi queen, as is shown in Frozen 2. It is also shown they have no trouble understanding the meaning of “All is Found”, a traditional Northuldra lullaby, which is certainly sung in Sámi. This means that Anna and Elsa are bilingual Norwegian-Sámi native speakers.

Norwegian Elsa: Lisa Stokke Sámi Elsa: Marianne Pentha

Source for the various international dubbers here

[whatodoo-norway]

ABBA-HYLLEST MED LISA STOKKE OG BAND - Halden, Norway | 3 Nov, 2023.

Find out more / Get Tickets.

[fanzel24601]

The Elsas!! 

[nico-nightingale]

Marianne Pentha, Lisa Stokke, AURORA - Into The Unknown – Duet (Norwegian & Sami Elsas)

[crazymusicgeek]

HOLY MOTHERFORKING SHIRTBALLS!!! I'M FREAKING OUT, Y'ALL!!!

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[mariocki]

Doctor Who: It Takes You Away (11.9, BBC, 2018)

"We'd know if we were vampires, right?"

[evviejo]

thirteen’s era appreciation: 116/?

you sure he's your best option?

[unsaltedsinner]

Unwanted attention.

[flamsparks]

Far from being my favourite international dubbing of Frozen, but I guess this is undeniably Elsa's native language and native version of "let it go"

[whatodoo-norway]

ABBA-HYLLEST MED LISA STOKKE OG BAND - Halden, Norway | 3 Nov, 2023.

Find out more / Get Tickets here.

[jellylollie]

Idina Menzel singing ‘Into the Unknown’ with some of the amazing ladies who voice Elsa around the world

In order of appearance: Takako Matsu (Japan), Kasia Łaska (Poland),​ Gam Wichayanee (Thailand), Gisela (Spain), Willemijn Verkaik (Germany), Lisa Stokke (Norway), Anna Buturlina (Russia), Carmen Garcia Saenz (Latin America), and Maria Lucia Heiberg Rosenberg (Denmark).

Check full video!

[aurora-daily]

AURORA,  Idina Menzel, Gisela Castellan, Lisa Stokke, Anna Buturlina, Kasia Laska, and Maria Lucia Rosenberg performing “Into the Unknown” @ the 92nd Annual Academy Awards ceremony by Kevin Winter via GETTY images // 09.02.20 // Los Angeles, USA