Celine Dion: the Quebec star's long and painful road to return
The 58-year-old singer will test her rebuilt voice in 26 shows after years of cancellations and a rare autoimmune disorder that affects one or two people per million.
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Celine Dion to stage comeback amid Stiff Person Syndrome battle
PARIS — Celine Dion has spent years in intense physical and voice therapy helping her overcome her rare neurological condition that causes muscle spasms so strong they leave her with injuries. The Quebec-born singer of “My Heart Will Go on” will see her dream of returning to the stage finally materialize on Saturday, Sept. 12,
After seven years of absence, Celine Dion goes back on stage on Saturday for a 26-date residency at the Plenitude Arena in Nanterre. From Charlemagne, where she was born, in Montreal, where she launched her career, Quebec continues to follow with pride the career of the singer, who has become a world icon.
After a long absence from the disease, Celine Dion chose the Hexagone to sign her great comeback on stage. Romain Goichon deciphers the story of passionate love that unites the Quebec diva with the French public for more than 30 years. (Culture, media and entertainment).
Celine Dion: the Quebec star's long and painful road to return
The Quebec-born singer of "My Heart Will Go On" will see her dream of returning to the stage finally materialise on Saturday when she steps out at the Plenitude Arena in Paris. Over the course of 26 dates -- 16 in September and October, then another 10 next May -- the crooner will demonstrate how she has found her famous voice again, overcoming the effects of Stiff Person Syndrome. The rare and incurable autoimmune disorder, which affects just o…
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