Céline Dion maintained a torrid pace in the 1990s, with one album per year throughout the decade. But in 1996, she went against this rhythm with not one but two albums in the span of 7 months. 'Live à Paris' was the second album to be released that same year, after 'Falling Into You' which was released in March. 'Live à Paris' was recorded at the Zénith in Paris in October 1995 in front of an audience of 6000 wild fans. This live album contains tracks from the famous "D'eux." In fact, 'D'eux' is the best-selling French album in the history of music. And 'Live à Paris' captures its tracks but live! With French titles such as "Vole," "Destin," "Un garçon pas comme les autres (Ziggy)" and "Quand on n'a que l'amour" - a song she recently dedicated to the victims of the floods in Saguenay (Quebec), the album also includes "River Deep Mountain High," "The Power Of Love," and the Japanese hit "To Love You More."