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YEREVAN. – As reported earlier, Famous Ukrainian-Armenian dancer Varda (Vardanush Martirosyan) has arrived in Armenia in the early morning hours on Wednesday. Heading to her hotel from Zvartnots International Airport of capital city of Yerevan, the World Pole Dance champion responded to the reporters’ questions.    

Varda informed that she has arrived in Yerevan to take part in the shooting of a music video with singer Mihran Tsarukyan.  

In response to NEWS.am STYLE’s query on whether she is planning on opening a pole dance school in Yerevan, Varda stated that she was thinking about giving a respective master class in the Armenian capital city, but the local stereotypes had made her reconsider this idea.    

“I still haven’t been able to prove that pole dance is art,” Varda added.

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