Singer Demi Lovato, also featured on the Frozen soundtrack, performs onstage as part of Clear Channel's iHeartRadio Live Series at the iHeartRadio Theater on Monday in Burbank, California. Photo: CFP

Two Nordic princesses held their reign atop the weekly Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday as the soundtrack to Disney's hit animated film Frozen crossed the 2 million sales mark and continued to hold off new entries.

Frozen, led by its Oscar-winning hit song "Let It Go," sold 133,000 copies in its 20th week on the chart, according to figures from Nielsen SoundScan.

This is the 10th non-consecutive week at the top of the chart for the Frozen soundtrack, which has seen rare sales growth months after its release in November 2013.

Disney's The Lion King soundtrack topped the Billboard chart for 10 weeks in 1994. Frozen is only one of 11 albums that have spent that duration at No.1 since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales for the chart in 1991.

The film has also dominated the global box office, crossing the $1 billion mark last month and becoming the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

The Frozen soundtrack far outsold the No.2 album on the Billboard 200 chart this week, R&B singer Pharrell's G I R L, which sold 29,000 copies and climbed the chart from No.9.

The singer performed a star-studded set over the weekend at the Coachella music festival, that was also live-streamed on the Internet.

Total album sales for the week ending April 13 was 4.3 million copies, down 21 percent from the comparable week in 2013, Billboard said.
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