Paris-Québec

Born in 1755, Marie-Antoinette of Habsburg-Lorraine was the last Queen of France and Navarre. She was the daughter of Emperor Francis I and Maria Theresa of Austria; she married Louis XVI, then Dauphin of France, then King of France and Navarre. She was killed by guillotine on October 16, 1793 at Place de la Revolution in Paris, France.

Ginette Reno is considered one of the greatest singers Quebec has ever known. Her powerful voice and talent are recognized around the world. She has performed in England, the United States, France and on Quebec’s biggest stages, including Place des Arts. Her many successes include the songs Je ne suis qu'une chanson and Un peu plus haut.

Renowned chef, author, TV personality, entrepreneur, Ricardo is all of this. Recognized throughout Québec and Canada, he has one mission: to promote the importance of cooking and eating together. In recent years, Ricardo has been named a member of the Order of Canada and the National Order of Québec, through his efforts to make cooking accessible to all and for his commitment to various social causes

The singer began her career playing in the musical comedies Grease and Chicago. In 2008, she exploded into fame at the Montréal Bell Centre when she imitated great singers such as Edith Piaf, Lara Fabian, and Céline Dion. Her vocal performances attracted the attention of René Angélil, who staged a tour of Quebec for her. In France it was thanks to her 2011 jury participation in the X Factor show that her talent was brought to the general public's attention.

Diane Dufresne is a Montréal singer, actress and painter. Known for her eccentric costumes, she is considered one of Quebec’s greatest voices. In 1972 she made herself known with the release of her first album, Tiens-toé ben, j’arrive! Throughout her career, she gave amazing performances, notably at Place des Arts in Montréal, the Olympic Stadium, the Elysée-Montmartre and the Olympia de Paris.