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ON TV GUIDE
From October 2-8, 1993 Celine Dion appeared on the cover of the TV guide "Hebdo", published in Quebec, Canada.
TV SPECIAL
On October 11, 1993 Celine Dion appeared during the broadcast of the TV special about Edith Piaf titled "Star 90 Spécial Piaf", hosted by Michel Drucker and aired on TF1 channel in France. Celine performed Piaf´s hit song, "La vie en rose" and "Ziggy" (the English version). Other artists also took part on this Tv special, as Charles Aznavour who sang "Une enfant".
ADISQ GALA
On October 17, 1993 Celine Dion took part at the 15th Gala de l´ADISQ, a nonprofit organization with the mission to help the music industry in Quebec, Canada created in 1978 and also known as Félix Awards. Celine arrived to the ceremony accompanied by her manager, Rene Angelil. She received three Félix awards for Album Of The Year (for "D´eux"), Popular Song Of The Year (for "Pour que tu m´aimes encore") and the Most Successful Artist Outside Quebec. Rene Angelil received the award for Manager Of The Year for a fifth time. After the ceremony, Celine was photographed with Julie Snyder and Marie Carmen. In 1991 Celine´s refusal to accept her Félix Award was also addressed in relation to her English-language career on one other occasion. In October 1993, the singer had another disagreement with ADISQ. She had been invited to perform during the ADISQ´s 15th annual gala. Celine wanted to perform a song from her upcoming third English-language album, "The Colour Of My Love". However, presumably because ADISQ focuses on promoting French-language music, ADISQ officials would not permit her to perform an English-language song. A story on the ADISQ gala in the Montreal Gazette described the disagreement: "They gave her two Félix Awards for her international success in English, but Celine was not allowed to sing in English last night at the ADISQ Awards gala". Celine, 25, told reporters after collecting the second of her trophies, which raised her career total to 20 "I would have loved to sing for Quebecers tonight". After the ceremony, Celine was photographed with Louis Hechter, Rene Angelil and Vito Luprano.
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