(1985) In 1985, Céline lent her voice to the recording of the song Les yeux de la faim along with many other artists from Québec, including Jean-Pierre Ferland, Marie-Michèle Desrosiers, Marjo and Gilles Vigneault. Profits from the sale of this single went to the Quebec-Africa Foundation, to help people facing famine in Africa.
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The song from the author-compositor-singer Hugues Aufray, entitled Céline inspired Thérèse and Adhémar Dion to name their daughter Céline.
(Duet with Rosie O'Donnell) (1998) On November 25, 1998, during a These Are Special Times CBS Special, we could see Céline sing in duet with Rosie O'Donnell the carol Do you hear what I hear.
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(1983, 1997) In September, 1983, Celine performed at the inauguration of the Theatre Felix-Leclerc, named after the famous poet and singer who was one of the first french canadian artists to become successful in France. Felix Leclerc, died on August 8, 1988, attended the event, and Celine honoured him by singing his famous song Bozo.
On August 6, 1997, Celine Dion performed this song again during the show Felix Leclerc, le géant québécois, upon Charles Aznavour's initiative, hosted in Montreal and broadcast on the TVA and TV5 international network.
In 1997, Celine sang Beatles' hit Twist and shout during her Falling Into You Tour
(Duet with Bryan Adams) In 1997, at the french broadcast 'Taratata', Céline sang Everything I do (I do it for you) in duet with Bryan Adams. They also performed it on December 31, 1999 at the concert 'La dernière de Céline' at the Molson Center in Montréal, Quebec.
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(2002) On May 23, 2002, Celine performed this song at the Divas Las Vegas.
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(Featuring various artists) (1991) In 1991, Céline lent her voice for the recording of Voices That Care, a special project presented to US troops serving in the Gulf War. Among the other artists participating were Randy Travis, Peter Cetera, Bobby Brown, Luther Vandross and the Pointer Sisters. The B-side contains messages from celebrities.
(Duet with Dan Hill) (1987, 1988) In Summer 1987, Céline performed at the annual convention of CBS Canada at the Esterel, a big hotel in the Laurentides, north of Montréal. Along with her three song showcase, Céline was asked to sing a duet with the star of the convention, Dan Hill. Céline and Dan performed his smash hit Can't We Try, and they brought the house down with a standing ovation.
Then they performed this song again many times and especially on the show Téléthon des Etoiles hosted by Don Mcgowan and on the show Joyeux Million Canada on July 1, 1988.
