Puerto Rico: Celine Dion wraps up her series of Parisian concerts at the Plenitude Arena in Puerto Rico
Celine Dion has completed her series of shows in the French capital, marking her grand return after six years away. The Canadian singer, who suffers from stiff person syndrome, achieved this major musical milestone despite the physical constraints imposed by this condition.
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Vocal performances and repertoire presented
During this performance, the vocalist interpreted emblematic pieces from her repertoire, including Because You Loved Me and Love Can Move Mountains. The artist also included in her presentation a musical tribute dedicated to Maria Callas.
On a personal note, she stated: "I have learned to live with this fragility and, by being constantly in contact with it, I have ended up mastering it and decided to turn it into the force that propels me to live here." Addressing the crowd directly, she added: "Tonight, in the hall -she continued- there are people living difficulties, losses. And there are people brimming with energy and happiness. So let's take that energy and share it. That's what music is for; tonight we sing."
Personalities gathered and future announced
The presence of numerous notable personalities marked this Paris residency, including Michelle Obama, Julia Roberts, Zinedine Zidane, and Emmanuel Macron.
She also affirmed to her admirers: "I am who I am because you love me." Telemundo Puerto Rico mentions Pedro Capó and Puerto Rico in its edition, while El Día cites the director Jonás Cuarón, who emphasized: "I have a need to generate Latino heroes."
Reporting by Telemundo Puerto Rico
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