“THAT VOICE… LIKE A PIECE OF MY MOTHER’S MEMORY.” A simple video recently moved fans to tears when René-Charles Angélil – the son of legendary Celine Dion – unexpectedly covered The Weeknd’s “Sidewalks.” No stage lights, no large orchestra, just a few minutes of acoustic singing… but it was enough to silence social media. Born amidst his mother’s legendary music and stages, René-Charles seems to carry a part of that legacy within him. When his voice rang out, many viewers felt as if they were seeing a reflection of Celine from years past – powerful, sincere, and full of emotion. In every comment overflowing with praise, fans said the same thing: Celine Dion’s legacy is not just in her hits… but continues to live on in the voice of her son.
Celine Dion: her son René-Charles following in his mother’s footsteps
Celine Dion’s artistic legacy seems to be in good hands. In a video posted on Instagram, her son René-Charles covered The Weeknd’s song, Sidewalks . And it’s safe to say he’s got talent!
Celine Dion can be proud of her son and his vocal talents. This Monday, February 5th, the young man surprised his fans by covering The Weeknd’s song: Sidewalks .
Music is in his genes
It’s true that René-Charles has been immersed in music since his early childhood. When you’re Céline Dion’s son, singing is part of everyday life. And apparently, musical talent runs in the Dion family. This Monday, February 5th, René-Charles posted a video on his Instagram account where he can be heard covering The Weeknd’s hit song, ” Sidewalks .” And the least one can say is that the young man shows some real talent for singing.
Positive reactions
Following the release of this video, internet users reacted. Positive comments poured in: “Keep going, you sing very well,” “What a voice,” “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree ,” read some of the messages. René-Charles, a fan of the American singer, has repeatedly demonstrated his admiration for The Weeknd. During his concert in Las Vegas last October, the son of Céline Dion and René Angélil even posed with the artist. It’s safe to say the next generation is in good hands!
