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Exclusive: Quebec singer Céline Dion makes a triumphant return to the stage at the Plénitude Arena to kick off her Paris residency, a series of sixteen concerts scheduled through October 17, 2026. Ten additional dates are planned for May 2027. In front of an audience of approximately 30,000 people from all over the world, the 58-year-old artist performed her first full concert in six years, following a long hiatus due to her battle with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder diagnosed in 2022. Visibly moved, Céline Dion paused her first song, On ne change pas, overcome with emotion, before launching into a show lasting more than two hours, featuring her greatest hits, including My Heart Will Go On, Pour que tu m’aimes enc

Exclusive: Quebec singer Céline Dion makes a triumphant return to the stage at the Plénitude Arena to kick off her Paris residency, a series of sixteen concerts scheduled through October 17, 2026. Ten additional dates are planned for May 2027. In front of an audience of approximately 30,000 people from all over the world, the 58-year-old artist performed her first full concert in six years, following a long hiatus due to her battle with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder diagnosed in 2022. Visibly moved, Céline Dion paused her first song, On ne change pas, overcome with emotion, before launching into a show lasting more than two hours, featuring her greatest hits, including My Heart Will Go On, Pour que tu m’aimes enc

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    Exclusive: Quebec singer Céline Dion makes a triumphant return to the stage at the Plénitude Arena to kick off her Paris residency, a series of sixteen concerts scheduled through October 17, 2026. Ten additional dates are planned for May 2027. In front of an audience of approximately 30,000 people from all over the world, the 58-year-old artist performed her first full concert in six years, following a long hiatus due to her battle with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder diagnosed in 2022. Visibly moved, Céline Dion paused her first song, On ne change pas, overcome with emotion, before launching into a show lasting more than two hours, featuring her greatest hits, including My Heart Will Go On, Pour que tu m’aimes enc

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