France and Armenia leaders unite in song of shared son
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France and Armenia leaders unite in song of shared son
"Macron launched into a rendition of Aznavour's classic about youth, love and the passage of time, as he sat behind a piano, microphone in hand."
"In the nearby cafes, we were a few who waited for glory, Macron sang in French to the delight of clapping audience members, looking visibly relaxed and smiling."
"Khatchatourian later took to the piano to play 'Les Feuilles Mortes' (Autumn Leaves), a post‑war French classic."
"France is home to some 400,000 people of Armenian descent, the largest Armenian diaspora after those in Russia."
During a state dinner in Armenia, President Macron sang 'La Bohème,' a classic by Charles Aznavour, alongside Armenian leaders. Aznavour, an iconic figure in French music, served as a cultural bridge between the two nations. Macron's performance, which delighted the audience, showcased the friendship between France and Armenia. Armenian President Khatchatourian also participated by playing 'Les Feuilles Mortes.' Macron's visit aimed to strengthen Armenia's ties with Europe, moving away from reliance on Russia, while highlighting the significant Armenian diaspora in France.
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