Many singers have tried to capture the bravado and passion of Frank Sinatra’s iconic song, “My Way.” Many singers have failed.
Yet one precocious four-year-old girl manages to nail her Sinatra songs time and again. Her name is Sophie Fatu, and she’s already on her way to a big-time career that could make her a household name. In fact, with her angelic face and mass of perfect ringlets, Sophie could wind up becoming the Shirley Temple of our time.
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Sophie has been performing since she was very small. She comes by her talent honestly; her mother is award-winning concert pianist and singer Victoria Fatu. Sophie has no doubt been learning about the intricacies of music since the day she was born.
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Sophie’s musical tastes are also incredibly cultured for a child her age. How many five-year-olds even know who Frank Sinatra is, much less know the full lyrics to several of his songs? Not many, we presume.
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As an already successful jazz singer, model, and actress, Sophie has been featured in dozens of print magazines and has represented more than fifty brands.
Teaming with her mom on piano, the tot even sang for the First Lady at the White House in February 2018.
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Sophie’s still got that cute kindergarten accent going on, but her voice is strong and clear as she voices some of Sinatra’s most well-known lyrics.
It’s hard to imagine that a little girl this sweet has had even half of the life experiences behind these lyrics, yet she belts them out rather convincingly!
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“Regrets, I’ve had a few
But then again, too few to mention
I did what I had to do
And saw it through without exemptionI planned each charted course
Each careful step along the byway
And more, much more than this
I did it my way”
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This child is clearly going places! We can’t wait to see what happens next in her already stellar career.
Watch Sophie nail her version of “My Way” in the video below, and don’t forget to share.
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