By Shushan Shatikyan
Sibil, an Armenian singer from Istanbul, presented her new CD titled “Love” in Moscow cinema in Yerevan.
The new album contains tracks recorded together with Djivan Gasapryan, Ara Gevorgyan, Andre and 15 other Armenian performers.

Talking to NEWS.am STYLE correspondent, Sibil said it was a pleasure to work with these people. The CD was first released in Turkey in February, and got positive response there. The singer hopes her works will become popular in Armenia, too.
During presentation, the singer could not hide tears when she got “Komitas” medal from the Minister of Diaspora Hranush Hakobyan.
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