Once again the dancer from Quebec, Enola Bédard, is emerging at the international level.
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Not only does the artist appear in the all-new “Giddy Up!” by Shania Twain, but she also choreographed the movements. This is a dream come true for a young woman.
“I never thought I would live this one day, I used to choreograph for myself, so to see that she and her team watched my videos and wanted me to choreograph for them is something that makes me very proud of myself,” said Enola Bédard.
At just 22 years old, the dancer, who Quebecers managed to spot in the second season of Revolution, already has a busy career. She is followed by nearly 16 million subscribers on TikTok.
“You made me know so much more than I could have imagined.”
She was also chosen by Ubisoft to dance in the 2022 edition of the Just Dance video game.
Now established in Los Angeles, the young woman is back for a few days in Quebec over the holiday season. She admits that she still has a hard time believing everything that is happening to her.
“I don’t realize it yet, but I’m really, really grateful for everything I’ve been able to achieve.”
Remember, Shania Twain will be in Quebec in 2023 with her new show, “Queen of Me.” It will stop at the Videotron Center on June 17th and October 24th and at the Bell Center on June 18th and October 25th.
– with information from Pascal Robitaille
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