Annette Lafond Dazzles Audiences with ‘Shania Live’

Annette Lafond returns to Banderas Bay with her spectacular ‘Shania Live’ tribute show.  With incredible vocals and an amazing look-a-like appearance and performance, you’ll swear that you’re seeing the real Shania Twain! 

The last time Annette brought her show to Bucerias and Puerto Vallarta, she had multiple standing ovations and encore requests from the audience.  Annette is a gorgeous, talented singer who always has the audience in the palm of her hand.  When I missed Shania’s gig in Las Vegas, I never expected to get a second chance to see her (well, it was almost like seeing her in person).

Annette performs live, doing all her own vocals.  The people next to me thought she might be lip-synching, because her vocals matched Shania’s so perfectly!  She’s really that good!

Annette is devoted to her musical career. She stays in perfect shape physically and vocally and performs her tribute show flawlessly.  She loves engaging with her audience who are spellbound by her performance. She circulates around the room, singing and hugging people and letting them take ‘selfies’ with her.

And who doesn’t love that sexy, country rock sound of Shania Twain. With songs like, “I Feel Like a Woman,”  “Honey, I’m Home,”  “Looks Like We Made it,”  “Still the One,”  “You’ve Got A Way,”  “The Way You Make Love,”  “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?” you’ll love her performance!  And the icing on the cake is when Annette’s husband joins her in an outstanding duet, “From This Moment.”

I love ‘Shania Live’ and I think that you will too!

Make sure to see Windsor, Ontario native, Annette Lafond for her dinner show performance  at Luna Lounge Bucerias on Sunday, December 16th at 6:30 pm and at Incanto Vallarta on Wednesday, December 19th at 7pm.  For more information and tickets go to :  www.lunalounge.com or www.incantovallarta.com.

Annette Lafond returns to Banderas Bay with her spectacular ‘Shania Live’ tribute show.  With incredible vocals and an amazing look-a-like . . .

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