A SEVEN-year-old Ukrainian girl who won the hearts of the world for singing Let It Go in a Kyiv bomb shelter has wowed an audience at a charity concert.

       Amellia Anisovych sang her national anthem in Poland where she is now a refugee.

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       Amellia Anisovych, 7, sang her national anthem in Poland where she is now a refugee Credit: EPA 3

       Amellia won the hearts of the world for singing Let It Go in a Kyiv bomb shelter

       Her performance came after The Sun front page told how she sang the hit from the film Frozen in a crowded bunker.

       She fled her homeland and is now with her gran and brother but her parents remain in Kyiv.

       On Sunday evening she wore a traditional Ukrainian embroidered dress with her hair in pigtails to sing the anthem.

       Thousands of people waved lights in the darkened stadium at the Together for Ukraine concert in Lodz.

       About $380,000 (￡288,000) was raised from viewers of the televised event.

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       A further $800,000 (￡607,000) was given by the organiser, TVN media group.

       Last month Amellia’s voice calmed people in the bunker, with clips of her singing going viral.

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       Amellia's performance came after The Sun front page told how she sang the hit from the film Frozen in a crowded bunker Help those fleeing conflict with The Sun’s Ukraine Fund

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