Celine Dion Paris Olympics 2024 / REACTION

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Published 2024-07-27

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  • Céline Dion may have been emotional towards the end because the last line she would sing after that means « God reunites those that love each other »
  • Her vocal perfection is unmatched. She didn't miss ONE SINGLE breath. Her tones were PERFECT. Not even one tiny miss. Always have been and always will be in awe of her beautiful gift. What a blessing to have her back. 🥰❤🙏
  • @MsDungeness
    The world needs this - she gives her all and we are grateful. Like you I am just so happy we got to hear her again.
  • @BUweB
    Pure Magc. Vocal Art.
  • Think of the words. She was emotional and I believe singing to Rene.
  • C'est une Diva elle chante aussi bien en français que en anglais, peu savent le faire ! C'est pourquoi c'est une Diva, elle est au sommet des chanteuses sur cette planète. Cette chanson est considérée comme 2 eme hymne national ici en France après la Marseillaise. Merci
  • @jammerface2003aj
    the perseverence, the passion, the resilience. No one does it like her. The GOAT.
  • @loralyane
    this part makes me cry. I know what being disabled is in my own flesh (I'm on my third cancer and I almost died from chemo). seeing her overcome her illness is inspiring!
  • @timon272009
    You are right!!! The song I Surrender from Las Vegas was realy amazing too
  • YOU ARE SAYING THE TRUTH. NEVER ANOTHER CELINE NOT WITH THAT SOUL SHE IS THE BEST WITH LARA FABIAN. VIVE OR QUEBEC!
  • @pelasion5099
    Every time you mentioned goosebumps it reminded my body to get goosebumps 😂
  • @garssympa500
    It's not really the voice that we remember. She has a rasp in the upper notes. And, it's lower than her regular register but, by God, it was so beautiful and it brought me to tears. I'm so glad she didn't add flourishes. Merci Céline. C'était magnifique.
  • @leclercsyl
    The French album she made with Jean-Jacques Goldman was one of her best. Her most sentimental and, I think, best-known French love ballad is undoubtedly Pour que tu m'aimes encore. But of course, you have to understand French to appreciate it, although the emotion sometimes transcends the language barrier, as it did with this Edith Piaf classic L’hymne à L’amour. As a french speaker I found her performance masterful, better felt and nuanced than the one she gave at the American Music Awards in 2015. I find that French interpretations are more emotionally nuanced, but I can't judge English interpretations, as I'm not an English speaker. On the other hand, it's undeniable that the style of song is different in French than in English: it's definitely not the same market. If she could do a few more songs with Jean-Jacques Goldman, that would be great.