Renowned Quebec singer-songwriter Jean-Pierre Ferland will be honored in a final tribute this Saturday, as he bids farewell to his illustrious career.
The tribute, organized by the Quebec government, will take place at the Place des Arts in Montreal and will be broadcasted live on television and online for fans to pay their respects.
Ferland, who turned 87 this year, has been a staple in the Quebec music scene for over six decades. He has released over 30 albums and has won numerous awards, including the prestigious Felix Award for Songwriter of the Year in 1995.
The tribute will feature performances by some of Quebec’s most beloved artists, including Celine Dion, Isabelle Boulay, and Marc Dupré. It will also include video messages from other notable figures in the music industry, such as Robert Charlebois and Diane Dufresne.
The event will be a celebration of Ferland’s life and career, as well as a chance for fans to say goodbye to the iconic artist. It will also serve as a reminder of his impact on the Quebec music scene and his contribution to the province’s cultural heritage.
Ferland’s family has expressed their gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from fans and the government. They have also asked for privacy during this difficult time.
The tribute will be a fitting farewell for a man who has touched the hearts of many with his music and lyrics. It will be a moment to remember and honor the legacy of Jean-Pierre Ferland, a true icon of Quebec’s music industry.
