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Siretsi Yars Daran
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Der Voghomia
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I wept
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Generation 3
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Blue flower
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Kicernichav
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EILEEN KHATCHADOURIAN Beirut, Lebanon
Eileen Khatchadourian is an award winning Performer / Composer who was born in Beirut in 1978 to an Armenian-Lebanese family of musicians. She has been called “the powerful voice of the Diaspora” for her unique and bold interpretation of Armenian folk songs and her charismatic and emotionally charged presence on stage. ... more
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