Lady Gaga's Olympic performance number was previously recorded 'for security reasons'

 

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In an interview with Variety published Sunday, Paris Olympic Games director Maud Le Pladec revealed who played the 38-year-old pop star in Zizi Jeanmaire's "Mon Truc En Plumes" Olympic opening ceremony on Wednesday. , t In fact, my live birth has gone beyond that.

"Unfortunately, the moment we had to miss for security reasons was in the afternoon and we knew for sure it would happen," said Le Pladec. "We had minute-by-minute updates. "For a long time, the weather forecast in our lifetime has not been this accurate."

He added: “Weir thought it would be too dangerous for an artist, even a few drops of rain.

Before her performance, Gaga sang and danced with a troupe of dancers in pink feathered pompoms on the golden steps by the River Seine. After beating her to the piano, she decided to wear an ivory dress behind her black bustier to complete the routine.

Lady Gaga survives 'slippery' conditions at Olympics with retrospective performance

Le Pladec explained that the ground at the performance venue was "slippery" and the wet conditions were not ideal for Gaga, who was wearing heels.

"We had to be extremely careful," he said.

After shooting the first number as planned, Gaga watched as it aired as a four-hour opening segment from the dressing room, according to Le Pladec. He added that the singer's four-minute performance was the "most artistically challenging" number of the dozen.

The campaign featured props borrowed from the now-defunct Parisian cabaret Le Lido, French-inspired choreography and custom costumes from French fashion house Dior.

Shortly after her set aired, Gaga wrote in an X post that she wanted nothing more than to "create a performance that warms the heart of France, celebrates French art and music, and on such an important occasion. , reminding everyone that the most magical city on earth."

"Even though I'm not a French artist, I've always felt a special connection with French people and singing French music," he said.

Le Pladec said that Gaga "wanted to do a show à la Française," adding that "she puts a lot of effort and thought into everything she does" and "has a very developed creative process."

Gaga, whose album "Chromatica" was released in 2020, is expected to release her seventh album soon.

The "Bad Romance" singer made headlines when she apparently revealed her engagement to tech entrepreneur Michael Polanski, 46, while living in Paris. The revelation came via a TikTok posted by French Prime Minister Gabrielle Attal in which Gaga was heard introducing her partner as his "girlfriend".