Harout Pamboukjian, an iconic Armenian singer, has been enchanting audiences for decades with his soulful music and resonant voice. Born in 1950 in Yerevan, Armenia, Pamboukjian is often referred to as the "King of Armenian Folk" due to his profound impact on the genre and his ability to evoke the rich cultural heritage of Armenia. Throughout his career, Pamboukjian has masterfully combined traditional Armenian music with contemporary sounds, solidifying his reputation both within the Armenian diaspora and on the international stage.

Having an extensive discography under his belt, Pamboukjian's work is characterized by its heartfelt lyricism and melodic depth. Some of his most celebrated releases include "My Ouai Tour Marseille (Live)," which captures the potency of his live performances, and thematic works like "Requiem, April 24, 1915: In Memory of Those Who Gave Their Lives," which underscores his deep connection to Armenian history and the national tragedies it has faced. His album "Harout Pamboukjian, Vol. 12" further showcases the breadth of his musical prowess, while "25th Anniversary: Pari Daretartz" commemorates a milestone of his illustrious career. Through his evocative storytelling in songs like "Siro Navak" and "Hayi Achker," Harout Pamboukjian continues to be a cherished voice for Armenians around the world, singing of love, loss, and the enduring spirit of his people.

Genres

Armenian Folk

Armenian Pop

Latest Release

My Ouai Tour Marseille (Live)

Harout Pamboukjian

Album - 23 Tracks - Released June 2, 2023