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Tatoul Avoyan, known commonly by his mononymn Tatoul, is an [[Armenian people|Armenian]] [[Music of Armenia|rabiz]] singer. He is known for his widespread hits ''Papik Em Dartsel'' performed with Spitakci Hayko and ''Im Axper.'' |
'''Tatoul Avoyan''' (born March 3, 1953), known commonly by his mononymn Tatoul, is an [[Armenian people|Armenian]] [[Music of Armenia|rabiz]] singer. He is known for his widespread hits ''Papik Em Dartsel'' performed with Spitakci Hayko and ''Im Axper.'' |
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| Birth name | Թաթուլ Ֆռունզիկի Ավոյան |
| Born | March 3, 1953 Yerevan, Armeniam SSR, USSR |
| Genres | Rabiz |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, songwriter |
| Instrument | Vocals |
Tatoul Avoyan (born March 3, 1953), known commonly by his mononymn Tatoul, is an Armenian rabiz singer. He is known for his widespread hits Papik Em Dartsel performed with Spitakci Hayko and Im Axper.
Discography
- Chem Uzum (1995)
- Siro Yeraz (1997)
- Tatoul and Hovo (1997)
- Astvats Im (1998)
- Keghts Ashkhar (1999)
- Gaghtni Mna (2000)
- Aysor Yev Misht (2003)
- Norits Menk: Tatoul and Hovo (2003)
- One and Only (2010)
Singles
- Havatam feat. Super Sako (2010)
- Imanam feat. Lusine Grigoryan (2013)
- Heranam feat. DJ Davo (2013)
- Dimanam (2013)
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