‘My heart is with you’: Singer Celine Dion overjoyed after Paris Olympics stage comeback


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Celine Dion sang late French singer Edith Piaf’s 1949 classic Hymne A L’amour (Hymn To Love) to close the Paris Olympics opening ceremony. Photo: Celine Dion/Instagram

Pop diva Celine Dion was overjoyed to make her much-anticipated stage comeback on July 26.

The Canadian, who had not performed live in more than four years, sang late French singer Edith Piaf’s 1949 classic Hymne A L’amour (Hymn To Love) to close the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

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