Yes, this is Emma Watson singing in 'Beauty and the Beast'
A fragment of one of the songs on the tape has come to light
It is likely that March 17, 2017 has already become the most anticipated day of the new year. At least, for fans of the Disney universe, the remakes and, of course, Emma Watson. Because she, with the permission of Dan Stevens (Beast) have become the undisputed center of the factory classic that Jack Morrisey has produced. Yes, Beauty and the Beast is making us sigh months before its premiere, with each poster and with each new trailer, but although it seems incredible, there is still more to know about this modern adaptation.
A few days ago the most staunch followers (almost) cried with emotion when they saw the new clip that offered a more complete vision of the film, details until then only glimpsed and some of the most memorable moments of the film. But between an impeccable set design, a wardrobe that bears a striking resemblance to the one originally drawn and iconic characters, there is something that perhaps has not been paid attention to but that, in reality, is a detail in which much of the success lies. nostalgic: the soundtrack. Until now, each note heard respects the original songs that have been hummed and sung ad nauseam, although there will be a small variation that will surely delight many: Emma Watson will sing. And she has sung.
A few hours ago, a video aroused more than 300,000 reactions on Facebook. The official page of the film shared exclusively a 30-second fragment of Something There performed by Emma. Yes, those short lines that Bella sings while she plays in the snow with Beast, just the moment she realizes that, although it was not what she had imagined at first, she is feeling something for him .
As expected on an issue related to the film, opinions have been divided between those who have criticized that Watson sings, claiming that it does not resemble the voice of 1991 and those who have marveled at the actress's vocal skills while at the same time they applaud the decision not to force the tone toward something too high and soft. And, in fact, this decision is not strange considering the battle that Emma is waging to empower Bella and turn her into a feminist character that moves away from the stereotypes associated with princesses.
In short: here is a new pill with which to calm the extreme desire of the tape a bit. Inside video!
