Céline Dion

Céline Dion is a Canadian singer from Charlemagne, Québec, whose career spans French-language chanson, pop and adult contemporary music. She began performing professionally as a teenager, won the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest for Switzerland, and reached a wider English-speaking audience with 1990’s Unison. Her breakthrough era included the French album D’eux, the Grammy-winning Falling Into You, and “My Heart Will Go On,” her Oscar-winning theme from Titanic. Dion became a major live attraction through two long-running Las Vegas residencies and extensive international touring. After releasing Courage in 2019 and stepping back from performance because of stiff-person syndrome, she returned to new-music activity in 2026 with the French single “Dansons” and announced Paris concerts.

Origin

Charlemagne, Québec, Canada

Active

1981–present