After a four-year absence, Celine Dion made a moving and grand return through the show love song Edith Piaf during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on Friday evening. The mass was planned by the organizers two years in advance.
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Welcoming Celine Dion to the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games seems to have been planned by organizers for more than two years from 2022.
The diva was not immediately informed about the project due to the illness she suffers from, Difficult Person Syndrome.
It was only when her health improved that Celine Dion’s team asked her to sing at the opening ceremony of the Games, which she quickly accepted without hesitation.
An “Olympic” return for Celine
The day after the ceremony, the performance of the great singer is on the lips of all French people.
Many fans of Celine Dion stopped in front of the diva’s hotel on Saturday to take photos and videos with the singer, wanting to capture this memorable moment.
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More than 23 million viewers watched Celine perform in a silver Dior dress, and everyone was thrilled to see her back on stage.
“We felt this emotion. It was so moving. We’re so happy she sang,” one woman told TVA.
“I cried,” said another woman. It was a wonderful song by a wonderful artist who bravely faced the disease,” he commented with emotional impact.
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