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Paris celebrated the opening ceremony of the Juego paraltime ceremonies with a viaje “on the occasion of the discordia…” with the Concordia, in the square where you can see the spectacular, and with a new interpretation of a French classic.

While you are on the phone of the Torre Eiffel and the Grand Palais, the scenario is installed in the square of Paris to use the bailarines to show an important cargo.

There are 140 artists who present a trajeado and 16 with discapacidades and vestidos with azules, rojos and blancos, an energetic action that comes with the notes of the piano of Chilly Gonzales.

The groups that introduced the bailarines a “paradoja”, together with the artistic director Thomas Jolly, who decided the title of the ceremony: a society that is more inclusive, but that should be forced to integrate the personas with discapacidad.

While the groups are largely unknown around the world, French artist Christine and the Queens comes in to take a ride on the rush to perform a full abstract action.

Another classic interpretation of Céline Dion’s famous “Hymne à l’amour” by Edith Piaf during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, Christine and the Queens sing an electropop version of “Non, you don’t regret it” by la celebre artista del siglo XX.

At the end of the song, the bailarines groups have gone to work overnight, while the houses of the ‘Patrouille de France’ are blue pintars, blanco and the cielo of the French capital and dieran paso al the file of the paradeportistas.

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