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Aram Asatryan
Aram Asatryan (Armenian: Արամ Ասատրյան; 3 March – 7 November ) was an Armenian singer and songwriter of Armenian pop and rabiz music, known for his energetic concerts.[1][2]
Career[edit]
Ever since his childhood years, Aram was recognized as a prodigal musician. In , Asatryan formed his own band. Later in life, he gained fame for his distinct voice and musical styling, and was popular both in Armenia and the international community, particularly the Armenian diaspora . Asatryan loved to work and he devoted his life to music. He approached positive things and was confident about himself. His love for his country, the Armenian people, as well as other ethnic groups are expressed in his songs. During the First Nagorno-Karabakh War, he performed songs for the soldiers and Armenians in general to generate moral support.
Asatryan performed many concerts internationally (Asia, Europe, Russia, the Middle East), and in many cities in Armenia. He wrote over songs and constantly held world tours. Throughout his life, he received many awards such as the "Gusan", which he was awarded on April 18, by the Cultural Music Ministry in Armenia.
Personal life[edit]
Aram Asatryan was born in Ejmiatsin, Armenia, the son of Hapet Asatryan and Ashken Mampreyan. He was born to a refugee family.
Until his death, Asatryan resided in the United States. He believed his music would pass on from generation to generation. His son Setrak (Seto) died in a tragic automobile accident approximately one year before Aram's death, which left Aram in a grieving state until his return to Armenia in
Death[edit]
Aram Asatryan died on 7 November in Oshakan in the Aragatsotn region from an apparent heart attack. He was at a baptism being the godfather of an Armenian family. He did not show early symptoms of sickness as it was reported that he was in a very good and warm mood.
Dying surrounded by his close relatives, he was grieved by fans as he was considered one of the big names in Armenian pop music in modern times, and dubbed the "voice of Hayastan". The entire Asatryan family is considered to be a foremost contributor to the pop music of post-Soviet Armenia.
His sons, Tigran Asatryan and Artash Asatryan, continue their father's legacy as popular Armenian musicians.
Discography[edit]
Studio albums[edit]
- Asum En Heru
- Vorkan Tsankatsan
- Mer Hayrenik
- The Best
- Angakh Hayasdan
- Music With Duduk
- Indz Hamar
- Puj Ashkhar
- Nayir Ashkharin
- Azat Hayasdan
- Hye Es Du
- The Golden Album
- Los Angeles
- Super Dance
- Yet Dardzek Tariner
- 10 Tari Bemum
- Ashkharoum Inchkan Hay Ka, Aynkan El Ka Yerevan
- Millennium
- Re Mi X
- The Very Best
- Asem Te Casem
- Im Yerke
- Skizb
- Urakh Tsragir
- Du Ashkhar Ekar
- Anund
- My Sons
Live albums[edit]
- Live Concert in Armenia
Compilation albums[edit]
- Sweet Memory’s
- 50 Years
- The Best Of Aram Asatryan
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