r/CelineDion

After having the twins (her 12th and 13th children), Celine's mom felt exhausted and went to the church and asked the priest if she and Celine's dad should stop having sex after their 13th child. The priest said no. Then her mom and her dad conceived for the last time and that conception led her mom to giving birth to her 14th child that would later become a legend that the world knows: Celine Dion. Butterfly effect is truly wild: if the priest had said yes that day, Celine wouldn't exist in this world. I cannot imagine the music industry in 1990s without Celine.

Students who learned French as a second language would listen to this song in class to take in and mimic the pronunciation.

It is probably her most famous French song during her pre-Eurovision era.

The song is also one of the most recognizable French songs, on the same level of Les Rois Du Monde.

Like we all know, Céline was born for the stage. In multiple occasions, the live performance of a song hit so much more that the recorded version.

My exemple : This perfomance of Only One Road for The Tonight Show. The song is great, but the control and power in this performance is simple out of this world.

Curious to know what performance y'all would put in this category?

Celine has always had great low notes, especially in later years where she is comfortable singing D3s. Her lowest note is Bb2 and I think had she wanted she could sing much lower than that.

Unison, her first ever English language studio album, will always have a special place in my heart. So many bops. And the album, recorded in late 1989, is perfect late 80s vibe. My favorite track is "If we could start over".

I first saw Celine in 1996 when I came home from school and saw It's all coming back to me music video. I thought the song is a masterpiece and the music video is a visual feast and the concept of a dead lover either not realizing that he is dead or hasn't been sent to heaven yet still trying to visit his love as a spirit is so fascinating to me.

But the first time i HEARD Celine was probably earlier. I remember hearing the song "D'amour ou d'amitie" somewhere when I was very little.

Please if anyone can share, I’m a genuine fan and it’s just so ridiculous to see how many people resell it for ridiculous price!