  Goran Bregovic to perform in Armenia this spring January 29, 2018 - 18:01 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Well-known Bosnian musician and composer Goran Bregovic will perform in Armenia this spring. The concert will be held at the Demirchyan Arena on April 16, with tickets having already gone for sale. Bregovic first performed in Armenia in 2010 with the program "Alcohol" in the framework of the Yerevan Perspectives International Music Festival. In 2012, he gave a concert in Yerevan together with his Weddings and Funerals Orchestra. Bregović has composed for such varied artists as Iggy Pop and Cesária Évora. He rose to fame playing guitar with his rock band Bijelo Dugme. Among his better known scores are three of Emir Kusturica's films (Time of the Gypsies, Arizona Dream, and Underground).   Top stories Kim Kardashian is using her worldwide influence to help thousands of children struggling with depression and anxiety. The prefect of the Secretariat for Communication of the Vatican asked Wenders to "make a film with Pope Francis and not about Pope Francis". The New York Times has published an article about Zildjian, a cymbal manufacturer founded in Constantinople by Armenian Avedis Zildjian. The SOAD singer said he is making two films in Armenia, one about the revolution, which "is gonna be incredible."   Partner news |  Latest news Militants storm Syrian army posts near Turkish border  However, according to a military source, the Syrian army was able to fully repel the attack after a short battle with the jihadist rebels.Armenian quarter is a rewarding detour when visiting Iran: NZ Herald The community, under cruel Ottoman rule, was resettled in the neighbourhood 500 years ago by the Persian ruler Shah Abbas, the article says.Aurora commemorates World Humanitarian Day August 19 marks the 15th annual World Humanitarian Day, with the important theme of: civilians are #notatarget.Remnants of ancient fortress found underwater off Bulgaria’s coast St Thomas Island is 15km south of the Bulgarian seaside town of Sozopol and is a mere 0.012 square kilometres in size. |
