When Celine Dion and Elvis Presley perform an unforgettable song together on American Idol, it seems as if the king has come back to life.

Celine Dion and the late Elvis Presley wowed the audience on American Idol with an incredible virtual duet. Using advanced hologram technology, Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, returned 30 years after his death in 2007. They sang Presley’s 1968 hit “If I Can Dream”.

Presley’s distinctive voice began the duet, and Dion seamlessly joined him. Their voices blended beautifully during the chorus, with Dione’s soaring mezzo-soprano complementing Presley’s rich baritone. This performance showcased Presley’s enduring stage presence and charm, bridging the gap between past and present.

The performance went viral on YouTube, garnering 26 million views. The Presley hologram was incredibly realistic, featuring close-ups from his original 1968 performance, while wide shots included an Elvis impersonator. Dione’s segments were shot from different angles to ensure a seamless final cut.

Joe Husung, Disney’s digital media designer, explained the technology behind the duo, highlighting the innovative use of rotoscoping to seamlessly blend past footage into the new environment.

You can watch Presley’s original 1968 performance of “If I Can Dream” from his iconic Comeback Special ’68, a performance that revitalized his recording career after seven years of focusing on movies.

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