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Elgiazar Farashyan

b. 1988

Belarusian-Armenian singer

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Born 1988. Elgiazar Farashyan is an Armenian and Belarusian singer.

Elgiazar Farashyan (; , also known by the mononym Egiazar born 2 November 1988) is a Belarusian singer. Born in Armenia, Farashyan and his family relocated to the Gomel region in eastern Belarus when he was five years old.

Farashyan's musical ambitions were fostered by his mother, a vocal teacher. He studied at the Gomel College of Art.

Along with pop group 3+2, Farashyan represented Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. Originally the song "Far Away" was chosen. But eventually Belarus decided to take part with the song "Butterflies".

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Who is Elgiazar Farashyan?

Belarusian-Armenian singer

When was Elgiazar Farashyan born?

Elgiazar Farashyan was born on 2 November 1988 in Armenia.

What is Elgiazar Farashyan's occupation?

Elgiazar Farashyan is a singer.

What nationality is Elgiazar Farashyan?

Elgiazar Farashyan is Armenian and Belarusian.

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· Wikipedia: Elgiazar Farashyan

· Wikidata: Q5359992

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