Celine Dion Beauty comes out when starting out with a gold-colored casual jacket and pants
Caesars Palace Hotel in Las Vegas has been the home of the iconic French-Canadian music of Celine Dion since 2011, when she received an official residency to perform there.
Celine has so far performed over 1,000 shows at the hotel and people will think that with such a schedule, she will choose not to sing during her summer vacation.
But Dion has spent his three-month summer vacation almost every year touring instead.
She could not stay away from the one thing she liked best and loved, and fortunately, that spirit finally managed to take her to the rare Sentul International Convention Center in Sentul, Bogor, on Saturday, putting the scene there. to use properly.
From the beginning, it is clear that this is a concert that many Indonesians have anticipated for about 30 years.
Dion came out to start his performance with a gold jacket and casual pants.
Soon, the legend hit the audience with a six-song blow from some of the biggest and most famous hits.
Most artists tend to spread their greatest songs evenly throughout their locations, thus keeping the audience’s attention throughout their performances.
But Dion has not lost anything. It is impossible these young and old people will be bored with whatever he does on stage.
Opened with “The Power of Love” and headed straight for “That’s the Way”, “I’m Living” and a beautiful ballad “Because You Like Me”, the audience does not have a chance. Celine had it in her palm when the first tone was heard.
“Jakarta! We finally made it! This is my first time here, please forgive me for being so long ago. My house is a bit far away, “he greeted the crowd.
The onslaught continues with his new song, “Ashes”, which is famous for being the theme song for the Deadpool 2 Marvel movie, and perhaps its closest bridge with relevance to the younger generation.
From there, he finished the combo with another movie theme, “Beauty and the Beast” that was iconic, sung with one of his supporting singers.
It should be noted that almost all of Dion’s movie ballads have become their own icons, sometimes almost matching the movie that took them. But as we all know, there is one theme song that will always stand on top of the others.
One song from the movie about the sinking giant ship has not arrived. The ship lingered in the minds of many people, but not yet reached Jakarta. Dion had plenty of time to get it there, and he used that time well.
Among his songs, Dion spends a lot of time talking to the audience, making the most of his time on stage.
Hershow is divided into five small actions, shown by costume changes after each action. Most of the songs that cover the second to the fourth are the covers (which he made himself), such as “Reason” Carole King, and Eric Carmen, “All By Myself”.
Although the best ammunition was used in the first two rounds, there were still some Celine originals coming to the surface, for the pleasure of the audience.
Love Can Move Mountains “transition into the stunning cover of the Prince’s” Purple Rain “, while” To Love You More “makes some middle-aged fathers dance freely without fear of being judged by their children.
The other native, “Recovering”, brought the hall to a genuine mood as it addressed his emotional struggle after the death of her husband Rene Angelil in 2016.
After the fifth and final action of a fun night, channeling a colorful, passionate and vibrant atmosphere, closing the main set and making the entire hall stand, the idol left the stage for the preparation of the encore.
Inevitable, it’s time for the most iconic song to capture the most iconic ship in the cinema to cross into the harbor. After a significant absence from the 19-song set, it’s there, rising up like a mountain shadow jutted into the horizon. The Foghorn was heard. There is no iceberg today. Titanic has successfully landed in Jakarta.
“Every night in my dreams, I see you, I feel you […],” go icon, start a timeless ballad “My Heart Will Go On”. Rumbling through the crowd, as strong as Titanic itself, is a song that immortalizes Dion’s place in the history of pop culture.
courtesy : thejakartapost.com
photo : The Jakarta Post
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