“Lately, I often think back to my childhood and youth. I remember certain episodes that excite me, there are episodes when I cry with love and warmth,” singer Alla Levonian said as part of Amalia Hovhannisyan’s “LIFEROOM” program, talking about her journey, difficulties and false discussions.

It’s not that everything went smoothly. I’ve been through some very difficult times. I must say that my colleagues did not accept me immediately. There was also a difference in thinking, a difference in singing style. I felt lonely because I felt lonely. It was like I didn’t even have these 100 dramas to go to the Song Theater. Then you smile anyway, go on stage, but you see a sideways glance, or they laugh at you when you ask the host to tell you which village you come from. I saw it backstage, but then when I was singing, They gave a standing ovation. All this has really left a mark on my soul, no matter what I say, I am satisfied, I am calm, I am at peace.

I am proud to have been a contemporary of Vazgen Sargsyan, and once I had the opportunity to talk with him for a few minutes. Inspired by our army and our sparapet, I wrote two quartets of the song “Sparapet”, and then there was the ill-fated October 27. After that, I wrote the 3rd quartet and dedicated it to sparapet.

You know, people’s imaginations are so vivid. they hear something in one place or read a headline, start making decisions and talking. We didn’t have any other meetings or conversations. That was the only time I saw him after the government concert.

From time to time, I get opinions that if it wasn’t for Vazgen Sargsyan, what would I have done? “Vazgen brought you, bumpkin.” I am only proud of the fact that my name is associated with Vazgen Sargsyan, but in fact this is also not the case. I made my own way. When they give you something on a tray, making your way easier, you don’t even appreciate it. I was just lucky that I met good people on my way. I’ll be the first to mention the name of Artur Grigoryan, who noticed me, appreciated me, and never imposed or dictated what to do.

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“Lately, I often think back to my childhood and youth. I remember certain episodes that excite me, there are episodes when I cry with love and warmth,” singer Alla Levonian said as part of Amalia Hovhannisyan’s “LIFEROOM” program, talking about her journey, difficulties and false discussions.

It’s not that everything went smoothly. I’ve been through some very difficult times. I must say that my colleagues did not accept me immediately. There was also a difference in thinking, a difference in singing style. I felt lonely because I felt lonely. It was like I didn’t even have these 100 dramas to go to the Song Theater. Then you smile anyway, go on stage, but you see a sideways glance, or they laugh at you when you ask the host to tell you which village you come from. I saw it backstage, but then when I was singing, They gave a standing ovation. All this has really left a mark on my soul, no matter what I say, I am satisfied, I am calm, I am at peace.

I am proud to have been a contemporary of Vazgen Sargsyan, and once I had the opportunity to talk with him for a few minutes. Inspired by our army and our sparapet, I wrote two quartets of the song “Sparapet”, and then there was the ill-fated October 27. After that, I wrote the 3rd quartet and dedicated it to sparapet.

You know, people’s imaginations are so vivid. they hear something in one place or read a headline, start making decisions and talking. We didn’t have any other meetings or conversations. That was the only time I saw him after the government concert.

From time to time, I get opinions that if it wasn’t for Vazgen Sargsyan, what would I have done? “Vazgen brought you, bumpkin.” I am only proud of the fact that my name is associated with Vazgen Sargsyan, but in fact this is also not the case. I made my own way. When they give you something on a tray, making your way easier, you don’t even appreciate it. I was just lucky that I met good people on my way. I’ll be the first to mention the name of Artur Grigoryan, who noticed me, appreciated me, and never imposed or dictated what to do.

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“Lately, I often think back to my childhood and youth. I remember certain episodes that excite me, there are episodes when I cry with love and warmth,” singer Alla Levonian said as part of Amalia Hovhannisyan’s “LIFEROOM” program, talking about her journey, difficulties and false discussions.

It’s not that everything went smoothly. I’ve been through some very difficult times. I must say that my colleagues did not accept me immediately. There was also a difference in thinking, a difference in singing style. I felt lonely because I felt lonely. It was like I didn’t even have these 100 dramas to go to the Song Theater. Then you smile anyway, go on stage, but you see a sideways glance, or they laugh at you when you ask the host to tell you which village you come from. I saw it backstage, but then when I was singing, They gave a standing ovation. All this has really left a mark on my soul, no matter what I say, I am satisfied, I am calm, I am at peace.

I am proud to have been a contemporary of Vazgen Sargsyan, and once I had the opportunity to talk with him for a few minutes. Inspired by our army and our sparapet, I wrote two quartets of the song “Sparapet”, and then there was the ill-fated October 27. After that, I wrote the 3rd quartet and dedicated it to sparapet.

You know, people’s imaginations are so vivid. they hear something in one place or read a headline, start making decisions and talking. We didn’t have any other meetings or conversations. That was the only time I saw him after the government concert.

From time to time, I get opinions that if it wasn’t for Vazgen Sargsyan, what would I have done? “Vazgen brought you, bumpkin.” I am only proud of the fact that my name is associated with Vazgen Sargsyan, but in fact this is also not the case. I made my own way. When they give you something on a tray, making your way easier, you don’t even appreciate it. I was just lucky that I met good people on my way. I’ll be the first to mention the name of Artur Grigoryan, who noticed me, appreciated me, and never imposed or dictated what to do.

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