The 15-year-old Swedish girl Beata Ernman has a world-famous sister, the 17-year-old "green princess" Greta Thunberg, who is famous for launching the "climate movement" Under her initiative, millions of students around the world participated in class strikes and protests to alert people to global climate issues; at a young age, she has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize twice.
Greta Sandberg is not the only celebrity in their family. The father of the two girls, Svante Thunberg (Svante Thunberg), is a well-known actor and producer; the mother, Malena Ernman, is an opera actor, who played in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Contest) on behalf of Sweden. And the only amateur in the family, Beata Enman, is now quickly becoming popular as a singer.
In 2019, Beata made her public debut for the first time-was interviewed on TV and sang an anti-bullying song. His singing talent was appreciated by many audiences. Recently, Beata appeared in prime time on TV. She dressed up as the French singer Edith Piaf and sang in Swedish the adapted Piaf masterpiece "I have no regrets" (Non , je ne regrette rien), got a good response. A few days ago, Beata announced that in September 2020, she will star in the musical "Forever Piaf" with her mother. Beata plays the young Piaf in the play, and her mother plays the adult Piaf. ("Stuttgart News", February 12, 2020)
Beata is young, but his future is limitless. High talent is of course a prerequisite, and the parents' experience and connections in music and performance cannot be underestimated. And Greta, her number one fan, who has millions of fans on a single social networking site, promotes her sister's song. In addition, the sisters recently announced that they had co-founded the "Greta Thornberg and Beata Enman Foundation" to "promote ecological, climate, and social sustainable development and mental health." There are such good resources. No wonder Beata has tens of thousands of followers on social media when she first started, and has attracted more and more attention. ("Star", February 13, 2020)
