Celine Dion brought the AMAs audience to tears with her
heartbreaking tribute to Paris in the wake of the deadly terrorist
attacks there. She sang a song of love in French dedicated to the city
and it’s victims, and her performance brought tears to many in the
audience.
Celine Dion,
47, took a break from her Las Vegas residency to perform live at the
American Music Awards Nov. 22. She sang a version of legendary French
singer Edith Piaf‘s “Hymne a L’Amour,” as images of the
French capital including the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower —
were projected on a screen behind her.
The emotional performance was a
sharp turn to an otherwise uplifting night of music, but paid a
wonderful tribute to those who lost their lives in the deadly Paris terrorist attacks of Nov. 13.
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