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Céline Dion Set for Paris Return After Health Battle, Expert Cites City's Career Roots

According to France 24, the singer's comeback show in Paris is not merely an 'Olympics effect' but reflects the city's long-standing role in her career, a Sorbonne Nouvelle University professor said.

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France 24 — English

Céline Dion was set to make a long-awaited return to the stage in Paris on Saturday, according to France 24, following years of battling a rare neurological disorder. Fans were reported to be counting down the hours until showtime.

France 24 examined why the singer chose Paris for her comeback performance, turning to Nick Rees-Roberts, a professor of media, culture and communication at Sorbonne Nouvelle University, for context.

"It's not just the Olympics effect," Rees-Roberts said, according to the report. "Paris was the launch pad for her career."

Rees-Roberts said that beyond her native Quebec, commentators have long described Paris as a kind of second home for Dion, pointing to her ties to the city dating back to the 1980s and early 1990s.

The report did not provide further details on the specific venue, ticket availability, or the medical condition that had kept Dion away from major stage performances in recent years.

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