US EditionQuebec Bids Farewell to Singer Serge Fiori During National Funeral in Montreal
QUEBEC, JUL 15 – Quebec honors Serge Fiori, Harmonium frontman, with a national funeral attended by political leaders and public, recognizing his impact on the province's musical culture.
- Quebec held a national funeral on Tuesday at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier in Montreal to honor singer Serge Fiori, who died on June 24 at age 73.
- Fiori, co-founder and frontman of Harmonium, passed after a long illness, and Premier François Legault announced the funeral weeks earlier.
- Thousands, including politicians and Quebec artists, gathered for the musical tribute as the Quebec flag at the National Assembly was flown at half-mast.
- Legault recalled hearing Harmonium's 1974 debut at age 16 and said Fiori "made our lives more beautiful" and will "become immortal."
- The funeral highlighted Fiori’s influence on Quebec’s music, bringing Francophones and Anglophones together to celebrate a lasting cultural legacy.
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National tribute to the life and work of musician Serge Fiori
Quebec bid a final farewell to Serge Fiori on Tuesday with a national tribute ceremony held in Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier at Place des Arts in Montreal. The public, Quebec artists, and politicians from all levels of government came out to show their respect for a man Premier François Legault said left a profound legacy on the […]
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A ceremony at Place des Arts took place all in songs, but especially in emotions.
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The national tribute ceremony to Serge Fiori, who died on June 24 at the age of 73, takes place this Tuesday at the Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall in Montreal.
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right0Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution70% Left
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