Five years after her last French-language album, Celine Dion returns with Sans attendre, an album filled with pure emotion, evocative lyrics and powerful melodies. Celine’s friend Jean-Pierre Ferland appears twice on the album. He recorded “Une chance qu’on s’a”, his famous ode to love in duet with Celine and wrote the lyrics for the very moving song “Je n’ai pas besoin d’amour”. For his part, Luc Plamondon, offered Celine an equally wonderful and touching song, “Que toi au monde.”

Several other distinguished artists also joined Celine for duets on Sans attendre: Johnny Hallyday on “L’amour peut prendre froid” and the late Henri Salvador in a virtual duet titled “Tant de temps.” Newcomers to Celine’s list of collaborators include Grand Corps Malade, who penned the lyrics for “La mer et l’enfant” and Maxime Le Forestier who wrote the beautiful lyrics for “Moi quand je pleure.”

Jacques Veneruso, a longtime collaborator, wrote “Parler à mon père”, which maintained the number one position for a total of 11 weeks on the Quebec charts. He also co-produced the album and composed the arrangements for most songs. Another important member of the team is David Gategno who produced and wrote the music for four songs on the album. You’ll discover more beautiful songs on the album which are sure to captivate Celine’s public.