As we all know, the Disney Princesses are all blessed with amazing voices. But of these voices, who do I like best? I thought I'd share with te the answer!

13. Merida

Er, she doesn't sing. Right.

12. Belle

Her voice has its lovely patches, but something about how it titters on the high notes annoys me. Her voice also isn't very distinguishable, which lands it at 12.

11. Cinderella

Ah, I Amore Cindy's voice! It's so relaxing, and, and, *snore*. Whoa, sorry! Anyway, Cenerentola has a dreamy and romantic voice, but there's just not much opportunity for her to mostra it off in the course of the film. So dreamy, yet so unremarkable.

10. Jasmine

Her voice has one very big problem, it sounds like Rapunzel's. The worst part in that is that gelsomino is nothing like Rapunzel! Jasmine's voice should be deeper and stronger. It should be sultry and powerful, just like Jasmine! No matter how beautiful Lea Salonga's pipes are, the fact is that they don't suit the character she's portraying.

9. Rapunzel

Her voice Suits her impeccably, and she nails her high notes with the delicate quiver I so love, but why is she down so low? And that's because once again, her voice isn't very unique. Fitting, but sort of run of the mill.

8. Anna

Kirsten Bell, te shine yet again! Glina's, I mean Bell's, voice shines with the playfulness of Anna. She also hits high notes flawlessly and often. The only reason I have for putting her at 8 is that the other voices are più unique.

7. Aurora

It physically hurts me to put Aurora this low. It really does. Mary Costa's voice has dignity, force, grace, beauty, basically, it's perfect! Some may say it doesn't sound like a 16 anno old, but they're not taking into fact that this 16 anno old was blessed with the gift of song. So it only makes sense that her voice sounds like it does.

6. Snow White

WHAT? SNOW WHITE ISN'T LAST PLACE? Yeah yeah, I actually like Snow White's voice. I Amore sopranos, so much that I've continually prayed to every god I know of for the soprano range. Snow White's voice Suits her, and it's adorable and clear and wipes out those high notes like nobody's buisness.

5. Tiana

Not only is Tiana's voice fitting, but it's smooth and jazzy and sultry and above all, powerful. Last note of Almost There, anybody? Power!

4. Mulan

Yes, yes, I did rate Mulan way higher than gelsomino even though they have the same Canto voice. Sue me. This rating is not because of my bias towards Mulan, it is because of Salonga's performance as Mulan. Jasmine's voice didn't suit her, but Mulan's brings us to our knees with the flawlessness and emotion. Lea Salonga is truly amazing (check out her performances as Eponine and Fantine in Les Miserables!).

3. Ariel

If only her speaking voice sounds as mature and regal as her Canto voice does (even though they're both Jodi Benson). Ariel's voice is captivating, powerful, and unique. The audience is entranced da Ariel's voice alone, without the help of Ursula.

2. Elsa

Ah, the most unique of them all. Elsa's voice is like some unpolished diamond. Rough around the edges, but beautiful underneath. Idina Menzel (Wicked anybody?) worked wonders as Elphaba, commanding the sheer power and raw emotion that only she could.

1. Pocahontas

Judy Kuhn (Les Miserables' Cosette) poured forth an immense tide of emotion as Pocahontas. Like her personality, Poca's voice is mature and emotional, sending shivers down an audience's spine to this day. Poca's voice has range, and above all, unprecedented beauty.