World-known jazz singer and trumpeter Louis Armstrong's grandson Charlie Armstrong has arrived at “Zvartnots” International airport in capital city of Armenia on Friday.
The famous musician intends to give concert in one of the fashionable clubs in Downtown Yerevan – “Yans”. The concert will take place on Sunday.
The artist was wearing forget-me-not, a symbol of the Armenian Genocide Centennial, which was given in the airport.
By the way, Charlie Armstrong starts all the concerts by singing his famous grandfather’s song «What a Wonderful World» and then performs his own songs.
Photos by Arsen Sargsyan
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