  Charles Aznavour says happy to be both Armenian and French December 5, 2017 - 17:53 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Legendary crooner Charles Aznavour has said in an interview with Bulgaria's bTV that he is happy to be both Armenian and French. The singer gave a concert in Sofia on November 30 where he had last performed almost 40 years ago in 1978. "The French and Armenian identities are amalgamated inside me - you can't separate the coffee from the milk," Aznavour said. "I am a part of my people, that's why I created a foundation after the devastating earthquake in Armenia. I am happy to be the son of immigrants." Also, the artists revealed that he is planning to make a change and reshape the people's negative attitudes towards other nations. The 93-year-old singer also said he is not afraid of death but has nonetheless no intention of leaving this world. Related links:   Top stories Ireland has ratified the Agreement signed between the European Union and Armenia in late 2017. Ohanian and Tankian accepted Pashinyan’s challenge to donate money to Hayastan All-Armenian Fund every month. Archaeologists have discovered the grave of an injured woman who died during the Iron Age. The District of Columbia Council approved a resolution affirming the Armenian Genocide.   Partner news |  Latest news Brain differences detected in kids with depressed parents  While the causes of depression are complex, having a parent with depression is one of the biggest known risk factors.Yerevan Councilmember takes infant baby to work A member of the My Step party, Gayane Vardanyan took her infant child to work at the Yerevan City Council.Aspirin use may reduce cancer, all-cause mortality in older adults Aspirin use three or more times per week is associated with reductions in all-cause, cancer mortality among seniors.Unknown rockets target Iraqi base that hosts U.S. troops - report The Balad Airbase hosts US troops and contractors; it is located approximately 80 km north of Baghdad. |
