Céline Dion Releases 'Hymne à l'amour' from Paris Olympics

The iconic performance marks Dion's return to the stage following her stiff person syndrome diagnosis.

Céline Dion's rendition of Edith Piaf's 'Hymne à l'amour' from the Paris Olympics opening ceremony is now available on major streaming platforms.
The release coincides with the 61st anniversary of Piaf's death, adding symbolic significance to the launch.
Dion's performance at the Paris Olympics in July was her first live appearance since 2020, following her diagnosis with a rare neurological condition.
The Quebecois singer had to cancel her world tour due to stiff person syndrome, which affects muscle control and vocal cords.
Fans had eagerly anticipated the release of this recording, which became a highlight of the Olympic ceremony.