Véronique Cloutier continues to shine with her show Zenithwhich was a huge success with the Quebec public. This original concept brings together artists from different generations for performances and challenges that celebrate the musical and cultural diversity of Quebec.
With her natural charisma and her innate sense of spectacle, Véronique succeeds in creating an atmosphere that is both festive and touching, captivating viewers week after week.
The show also stands out for its careful production, its impressive setting and the participation of renowned guests, making it a must-see for lovers of quality entertainment.
As season 9 approaches and begins on January 9, we were treated to a Jerry Springer-inspired scene in the final days.
Indeed, Véronique Cloutier and Chloée Deblois caused a real burst of laughter by publishing a new hilarious video on Instagram.
In this production full of twists and turns, the host of the show Zenith informs his team that they should consider replacing the social media manager, believing that she lacks “experience”.
Chloée Deblois, hearing this remark by chance, loses her temper and hurls insults at Véronique Cloutier. The situation quickly degenerates when the latter decides to retaliate by jumping on him.
The second part was posted online on the Instagram page of Zenith. In this new publication, the two accomplices, friends and colleagues, find themselves on good terms. We even see Véronique asking Chloée an important question, marking an unexpected turning point in their exchange.
The intergenerational musical competition resumes with a vengeance in 2025 while Véronique Cloutier anime the 3e season of Zenith on HERE TV. This year again, artists representing the Boomers, X, Y and Z generations will present musical numbers with the aim of seducing the 100 people in the studio who will vote for their favorite performances, just like the audience at home. Zenith begins Thursday, January 9 at 8 p.m.live on HERE TV et ICI TOU.TV.
The artists who will perform this season are:
Paul Daraîche, Sylvie Moreau, Manuel Tadros, Frédérike Bédard et Richard D’Anjou for Boomers.
Marc Hervieux, Clodine Desrochers, Anthony Kavanagh, Virginie Cummins et Wilfred LeBouthillier for the Xs.
Jean-Philippe Perras, Jean-François Guevremont (Rita Baga), Sara Dufour, Renée Wilkin et Claude Cobra for the Y.
Rose Adam, Audrey-Louise Beauséjour, Redgee, Énola Bédard et Julien Charbonneau for the Zs.
