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Bush began dating Armenian dancer Lilit Avagyan in 2011 [170] and the two married on July 12, 2014. [171] The couple have three children: daughter, Briseis (born May 6, 2013) [ 172 ] and sons, Uriah (born July 12, 2015) [ 173 ] and Agyemang (born September 2, 2017).
Roza Avagyan: agronomist politician: 1926-09-09 No/unknown value Aghavnatun: Q20513901: 5 Lena Stamboltsyan: physician: 1926-09-13 2011 Yerevan: Q28054714: 1 Lusya Hovhannissian: Armenian actress actor: 1926-09-17 1993-03-18 Donetsk: Yerevan: Q20511439: 1 Արաքսյա Գասպարյան: pedagogue: 1926-10-24 2001 Armash: Q109486044: 2 Dora ...
Lilit has had several successful singles since 2011. As of September 2021, her music video for Im tiknikn es has over 117 million views, making it the 2nd most viewed song on YouTube by an Armenian artist (not including songs by American band System of a Down) after Super Sako's Mi Gna, her music videos for Gnchu and Es Em Horinel and De El Mi have achieved over 5 million views on YouTube.
Ashot Avagyan was born in 1958 in Sisian, Soviet Armenia to Ararat Avagyan, father, a history teacher. His mother Parandzem Voskanyan was an accountant. Ashot's interest in fine arts started at the Children's Art School of Sisian, where he attended the studios of E. Hakobjanyan, V. Stepanyan, and Z. Khachatryan.
The group's main objective is to elevate the standard of care for patients and promote collaborative learning. Supervised by Professor Philip Agop Philip and co-chaired by Dr. Lilit Harutyunyan, GICWG also focuses on integrating international guidelines for GI malignancies into Armenian medical practices, enhancing cancer care in the region.
Lilit Hovhannisyan: July 5 Astghik Safaryan: June 26 Narek Gevorgyan: June 19 Mariam Movsisyan: June 12 Narine Davtyan: June 5 Emilia Zaqaryan: May 29 Tatevik Hayrapetyan: May 22 Lilit Ter-Vardanyan: May 15 Season 2 (2006–07) Lusine Aghabekyan: Winner: Nare Gevorgyan: April 8 Hasmik Papyan: March 19 Jivan Khachatryan: March 12 Heghine ...
The Pana-Khan Palace (Armenian: Փանախանի տունը, romanized: Panakhani tuny) is a 19th-century palace-type complex located in central Yerevan, Armenia. [1] [2] Built during the period of Iranian Armenia, the palace is located near Sakharov Square (formerly Pana-Khan Square), on the second lane of Vardanants Street. [3]
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