Céline Dion begins a series of 16 concerts this Saturday
The Quebec-born singer is set to begin this Saturday a series of sixteen concerts, according to reports carried by France 24.

Quebec star Céline Dion is set to begin this Saturday a series of sixteen concerts, according to information broadcast by France 24.
The news was discussed during a segment on the channel, where Sophie Durocher, a columnist with the Montreal Journal, was invited to comment on the event.
Specific details concerning the venue, scheduling, and duration of this concert series have not been specified in the available information to date.
France 24 did not provide any additional information about this tour in the broadcast excerpt.
Sources
- La star québécoise Céline Dion entame ce samedi une série de 16 concerts — France 24 — Français
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