Ariana Grande reveals why she's keeping Glinda's voice after Wicked

Ariana Grande's voice might actually be changed for good.

THE Wicked star – who is appointed for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture this weekend Golden Globes– recently suggested that the vocal changes she made for the film could stick around for the long term.

“I think it might stay,” Ariana said. Variety of his high register and his clearer articulation in an interview published on January 2. “Galinda required a lot of vocal work from me. Some things may not go away. Some will, but I'm truly grateful for the pieces that will stay with us forever.

She added: “What a beautiful thing to be with and feel the ghost of every day. »

The 31-year-old also emphasized that these changes were the result of intentional work on her and her co-star's part. Cynthia Erivo.

“Maybe people underestimate how much time we spent finding and disappearing into these women,” Ariana continued. “So when certain inflections or mannerisms take a while to dissipate, sometimes people laugh. But we had a job to do, and we had things to get lost in, because that's what the play demanded.