Thirty years after the release of “D’Alles”, the best-selling French-speaking album in the world, Céline Dion reopens the chapter of this historic collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman. The singer will be at the heart of an unprecedented documentary, broadcast on M6 on September 3, which will retrace the genesis of this cult disc marked by titles that have become timeless as “so that you still love me” or “I will go where you go”.
Shot in May 2025 in Las Vegas, this rare maintenance book a mixture of personal confidences and unknown anecdotes. “Between intimate confidences and surprising revelations, the singer offers us privileged access at this pivotal moment of her career and apart in her life,” the chain announced in a statement.
Since the announcement, in December 2022, that it has been affected by steep person syndrome, Céline Dion has limited her public appearances. But each of its outings creates the event. In July 2024, she had signed a triumphant return by closing the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games by a masterful interpretation of “the hymn to love” from the Eiffel Tower.
His appearances are counted: a podium for Elie Saab in Riyadh at the end of 2024, a concert of Coldplay in Las Vegas in June … and now this televised meeting which promises to plunge his fans into one of the strongest moments of his career.
