Newmag published Charles Aznavour’s 4th book: TV presentation of “Tant Que Battra Mon Coeur” (Video in Armenian)

Newmag Publishing House presents Charles Aznavour's book on December 7th. This date has become a symbol in the relationship between Armenia and the Great Armenian. Just a few months after December 7, in February 1989, the translator of the book, Samvel Gasparyan, met Aznavour for the first time in Leninakan. “He came and said - Turkey was afraid of us, they didn’t let us cross the air border. Later I realized, indeed, Turks should have been afraid of him.” 

             

This book is Aznavour's 4th autobiography. Some of the main topics discussed are connected with life and death. He addresses various financial allegations against him, talks about homosexuals and many other controversial topics. This book is about several lives and Aznavour lived all of those lives. “Indeed, Charles has lived several lives - music, film industry, and many more. All of those stages are accurately described in his book.” 

 

Those, who at least once met Aznavour, claim that he had unique energy. He was in a constant learning process. In the book, Aznavour provides details about the creation process of some of his favorite songs. The editor of the book, Hamlet Gasparyan, points out that the book is an autobiography, but gives the freedom to make conclusions about life in general. “The book is an autobiography, but discusses a wider range of topics. Aznavour was interested in numerous aspects of life.”

           

 The sponsor of this book is Amundi ACBA - Europe’s largest asset manager. Aznavour constantly claimed - saying goodbye is not a farewell yet. As long as his heart beats, he will live and sing.