If you have young children at home, you have probably seen (or millions of times) the famous Disney movie: Frozen, which became the sensation between young and old, and more than five years after its release, it is still one of the most loved by the little ones.
Some time ago they announced a possible sequel, and finally, this morning Disney has given us the first preview of the anticipated second part. We share you the exciting first trailer of Frozen 2.
In "Frozen: The Kingdom of Ice" we met Anna and Elsa, two sisters who are princesses of the kingdom of Arendell and that due to a power that Elsa has since birth, they are separated during their childhood to protect Anna.
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Now in the second part, we see the five friends return, and although this first trailer does not reveal much of the story that will take place in Frozen 2, We can anticipate that there will be a lot of excitement and adventures:
In the trailer, we see Elsa "training" by the seashore, to continue to master your abilities to turn everything into ice, trying to walk on water and cross the sea.
On the other hand, Anna travels through another (quite lonely) area of the same rocky island, finally meet all in what seems like a mission to fight or solve something that stalks Arendell, which now looks like an autumn landscape, very different from the winter we saw in the first film.
Many rumors have been made about what the sequel to the famous film will deal with, including that perhaps Elsa would have a girlfriend, a situation that at the time resulted in a great debate on social networks. At the moment, we can only see that these five friends will embark again on a great adventure full of challenges and possible confrontations according to what we have seen in the trailer.
According to our Espinof partners, "Frozen" retains to this day the highest grossing animated film record in history, and was the winner of two Oscar Awards: one for the best animated production and the second for the best original song (for the popular song 'Let It Go', by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez).
