At just eight years old, Alana Martina wowed viewers with her performance of “My Heart Will Go On,” the famous romantic song sung by Celine Dion in the movie Titanic.

Georgina posted a video clip on the Instagram platform via the Stories feature, a video clip in which Alana appears sitting on a bench in the family gym, holding her phone to follow the lyrics of the song and singing fluently in English.

Alana has been interested in music for years despite her young age, as she often sang “Let It Go” from the movie Frozen, a favorite song that Georgina previously shared with her followers.

Recently, Alana dazzled audiences once again with her performance of the song “Si No Estás” by composer Iñigo Quintero, showing her versatility across musical genres and languages.

In addition to her academic studies and other activities such as gymnastics and ballet, Alana receives organized music lessons with her sister Eva Maria.

Georgina shared excerpts from these classes, revealing that Alana studies the violin while Eva focuses on the piano.

In a recent interview with the Spanish edition of ELLE magazine, Georgina talked about how motherhood changed her, and described her discovery of a kind of strength rooted in patience, tenderness and responsibility, a strength shaped by life experiences rather than public image.

The famous supermodel said: “Life took me on different paths that changed me. I lived moments like motherhood, which taught me a strength and tenderness that I did not know.”

Both parents spoke candidly about their humble beginnings and how this influenced their approach to raising children. Hard work, perseverance and humility are fundamental principles in their home.

Georgina explained that her children grow up witnessing effort daily, learning that achievement is earned through dedication, and treating school, extracurricular activities and personal interests with the same seriousness.

She explained: “They witness everything we strive for, and that nothing comes easy, so we remind them of the importance of struggle, and most importantly, to be good people. They are polite, responsible, and work hard in school and in their activities; and above all, they persevere in achieving their dreams. This is what they see at home.”

Source: instagram/georginagio