YEREVAN. – World-renowned French-Armenian singer Charles Aznavour, who was the guest of honor of the 10th Golden Apricot International Film Festival, arrived in Armenia on July 4, along with his family members.


The NEWS.am STYLE photo crew, together with numerous other news reporters, welcomed Aznavour at the Official Delegations’ Hall of Zvartnots International Airport.


The famous musician spent four days in Armenia, during which he honored—with his attendance—the launch of the anniversarial film festival, he was on hand at the official opening of his star of fame, and, on Monday, he hosted a reception at his new home in capital city Yerevan.

Charles Aznavour will leave Armenia in the early morning on Tuesday. To our query as to what impressions he will leave with, he responded that everything is over.
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