A Final Encore: Quebec Says Goodbye to Serge Fiori
Today, July 15th, 2025, Quebec stood still to honour the memory of one of its most cherished voices—Serge Fiori. It wasn’t just a ceremony. It was a moment suspended in time, where music, emotion, and shared memories united a nation in mourning and celebration. Held at the iconic Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall, the national tribute brought together musicians, public figures, and fans alike to remember a man whose music not only defined an era but shaped an identity.
Fiori, the legendary frontman of Harmonium, passed away on June 24, 2025. His work was never just about melodies—it was about vision. He composed for a generation that longed for freedom, introspection, and the poetic essence of Quebec’s soul. And so, in return, Quebec gave him what he always deserved: a heartfelt, final encore.
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The tribute was marked by powerful moments. Régis Labeaume, former mayor of Quebec and close friend of Fiori, delivered a deeply emotional speech. He didn’t speak as a politician but as a friend, visibly shaken and authentic. “Fiori, I miss you, but more than anything, I love you,” he said, his voice trembling. His stories—laced with humour and love—reminded us that behind the icon was a man full of life, laughter, and loyalty. Their friendship, he recalled, was filled with childlike mischief and ended every time with “I love you.” That kind of bond? Rare.
Then, as if time stopped for one final note, Céline Dion appeared—virtually, but profoundly present. Sitting at a piano, she softly sang the last verse of Un musicien parmi tant d’autres , the very anthem that captured Fiori’s essence. A kiss blown to the heavens, and a simple “For you, Serge”—it was pure, simple, and devastatingly beautiful.
Throughout the tribute, Harmonium reunited on stage, proving that “miracles exist,” as one member said. Their performance was more than nostalgic—it was healing. It reminded us that Serge Fiori was not just a musician; he was a symbol of Quebec's artistic soul, and even in silence, his music still speaks.
This wasn’t just an end. It was a bridge between past and future, between grief and gratitude. Serge Fiori may have left this world, but his legacy—his words, his voice, his harmonies—will echo eternally in ours.
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