THE MEETING WAS FAILED

The presentation of Charlie Aznavour's book organized in that way in the Cinema Moscow yesterday that both the 81 years old singer and thousands of his admirers were dissatisfied.

THE SAME STORY

We don't know if anybody has already read Charlie Aznavour's new book one of the chapter of which is about the great chanson's visit to Armenia in 1964. In particularly there was a story that how Aznavour's grandmother who lived in Armenia and whom he saw for the first time didn't manage with his other relatives to take part in her grandsons concert as the hall was occupied by the party officials of high rank and their families. In short judging from Aznavour's book though the meeting with the Soviet Armenia was touching but the singer didn't like the ruling regime. Forty years have passed from those days. The Soviet Armenia with its party nomenclature doesn't exist but seeing what happened yesterday we could affirm unambiguously that nothing has been changed in our democratic country at all. Exclusively the officials were gathering in the first rows of the hall of the cinema Moscow and in whose books the singer put his signature. They appeared with their bodyguards who pushed the common and real admirers of the singer aside who were waiting for the singer two hours before.
If the organizers aimed to show to Aznavour how the Armenian people love and appreciate him then they reached to their aim. But those same officials showed at the same time that as 40 ago as well as now they gave a damn about the people. And nobody will apologize to that people for the interrupted press interview. And more, we are sure that the people will be accused that Aznavour had to leave in some minutes for the noise and clash of the gathered people. And they will be also accused of being wild people and that we disgraced ourselves towards Aznavour. But the officials in the first rows who don't differ from the communistic nomenclature and not the people disgraced themselves.