Controversy over Celine Dion's Olympic performance as French musicians accuse her of using pre-recorded vocals.

Celine Dion's powerful performance at the Olympic Games opening ceremony left many in tears. It was a moment that stunned the world, as it marked her return to the stage after almost two years. The iconic singer had announced her diagnosis of stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder, which made her comeback all the more special.

But now, there are rumors swirling that her performance was pre-recorded. According to insiders, her set at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was not live, but rather a pre-recorded version. This has caused quite a stir, especially since it was her first performance since her diagnosis and it was highly praised by fans and even French President Emmanuel Macron.

The speculations began when music experts spoke to Liberation newspaper, claiming that Celine's performance was "without a shadow of a doubt" pre-recorded. A sound engineer, who chose to remain anonymous, stated that it was "100% playback," and a classical pianist and musician, Etienne Guéreau, also weighed in, saying that what was heard on TV was a "corrected playback."

Adding to this, a musician with 25 years of experience, known as Wings of Pegasus on YouTube, also believes that the performance sounded exactly like Celine's rehearsal. However, he pointed out that this is technically impossible, as even the same person performing the same song would have slight differences.

So far, Celine has not addressed these claims. This news has caused a wave of disappointment among her fans, who were quick to defend the five-time Grammy winner. One fan wrote, "You don't have more important information to repeat? What is this need to tarnish, to denigrate? We don't care! You won't take away the emotion we felt at that moment. Celine Dion's vocal performance is admirable regardless."

Despite these allegations, Celine remains a beloved artist who has touched the hearts of many with her music. Her battle with stiff-person syndrome has been documented in her Prime Video documentary, which was released recently. The director, Irene Taylor, revealed that some scenes were difficult to film, especially the moment when Celine's foot began to spasm, causing her entire body to seize up. The footage showed her screaming in pain as her medical team rushed to her aid.

Despite her illness, Celine remains determined to return to the stage for her fans. In her own words, "If I can't run, I'll walk. If I can't walk, I'll crawl. But I won't stop." The Agency has reached out to Celine's representatives for comment, but there has been no response so far.

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