It's a great choice, really. This song has so much potential, and so much emotion in the interpretation than Parler à mon père. I never was captivated, and I'm not the only one, by Parler à mon père. Although everyone can be touched by the lyrics, and the message for someone they've lost, the song was too much of an easy-listening track, formatted for radio airing. Artistically, it did lack something (an instrumental bridge as in En attendant ses pas or On ne change pas for instance). The production seemed like it was an unfinished song, that was very bad for a first single in five years. She didn't have to belt for big notes if she didn't want to, but it sounded cheap to just alternate chorus and verse with no instrumental interlude. And that killed the emotion of the song when they could have taken advantage of the mid-tempo Hispanic/oriental melody to create something great. But I'm not here to teach Jacques Veneruso how to produce a good song. Other young French artists like Stanislas, David Gategno or John Mamann do a much better job, even Marc Dupré did a much better job on On s'est aimé à cause back in 2007, than what Veneruso did on D'elles. Anyway, that's their call. The only appeal that Parler à mon père had was Thierry Vergnes' wonderful music video, and it seems that Celine put a lot of herself in the conception and the making.
Le Miracle is a very promising song, from what we've heard so far, and so is the music video shot in Terrebonne, once again directed by the great Thierry Vergnes. Annie Horth did an amazing job with Celine's wardrobe once again. Now let's hope the entire song will live up to our expectations. The answer... Tomorrow!

Super excited , can't wait to hear full version of "Le Miracle".

I can't wait for this amazing album!!!!

This is amazing! Already a new single and a new video. Thanks celinedion.com, these are the news I love the most, keep working on the music side!!!

i want to buy this cd!
And i'll show off to all my family!
Good luck,my beloved