Our Celine Dion, national icon, has been on everyone's lips over the past year. First during the release of his poignant documentary I AM: CÉLINE DION (I AM: CÉLINE DION),which moved fans afraid of never seeing her on stage again. Then, a coup de grace worthy of the great artist that she is: when she climbed the Eiffel Tower, alongside pianist and musical director Scott Price, to perform theHymn to love by Édith Piaf, during the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games last July.
We remember that the singer had not performed in front of an audience for more than four years, she who suffers from stiff-person syndrome, a neurological disorder. This spectacular return to the stage thrilled fans around the world, but especially Quebecers for whom she is an emblem.
Fans did not fail to share their love for Celine Dion on Halloween. And yes, while some people take advantage of the party to parade around in scary or humorous costumes, others take the opportunity to pay tribute to their favorite personalities.
Céline Dion was treated to plenty of visibility, while one Montrealer particularly got people talking, with her brilliantly handmade costume. She was not content to interpret the singer, but rather to integrate literally the singerin the Eiffel Tower.
“It was really cool to do! It took me about three blocks of four hours,” says Evelyn, who jokes that she had “a bad flu,” and therefore a lot of free time this month to bring her idea of grandeur to life. . “Design, cutting, spray painting, taping, assembly, we’re talking about twelve hours. I used a lot of recycled material that I had at home,” she finishes, amused to see the enthusiasm surrounding her creation.
This is not the only person who paid a beautiful tribute to the singer this October 31.
Laurie Bourgeois, who you know from Noovo reality TV The Traitorsor perhaps from his French-speaking Disney blog, Milady on Main Streetalso stood out with an ensemble that perfectly replicated Celine Dion's outfit during the Oscars ceremony.
It is with this ensemble, and especially her necklace which represented that of the film Titanicthat she had performed the famous success My Heart Will Go On. This song won the Oscar for Best Original Song during the same evening.
Laurie recreated the whole thing perfectly, and even Celine Dion approves, having shared her performance in story on his official Instagram account. Nothing less!
Besides, Céline fans are spoiled this month. The show Titanic, starring Véronique Claveau in the role of the singer is having its Canadian premiere in Montreal, at the Segal Center for Performing Arts, until November 24.
