About Hayk Kasparov
Born 1984. Hayk Kasparov is a musician.
Hayk Vladimirovich Kasparov (; born 14 December 1984) is an Armenian pop singer.
Career In 2008, he won Radio Van's year revelation, and in 2009, the best song at the "Golden Lyre" awards. Also in 2009, he participated in the "Two Stars" musical project of the Public Television of Armenia and left the final. He has shot about 20 videos. He performed concerts in the cities of Sydney and Tehran, as well as many cities of Russia, England, the Netherlands, Belgium and elsewhere. In 2011, he participated in the Star Wars Festival in Tajikistan where he represented Armenia. Also in 2011, the song "I'm with you" was recognized as the best song of the month at "Accord" awards. In 2012, the songs "Gta" and "Songs of Love" also became popular in the month. Since 2014, Kasparov lives in Germany, where he released the "I'm with you" album in 2015.
Discography Like a Day (2008) Shame (2010) I'm with you (2015)
Awards and achievements Here is chronologically the awards Hayk Kasparov has received so far.
Year Award Category City Result 2008 Radio Van Revelation of the year Yerevan 2009 Golden Lyre The best song of the month Yerevan 2011 Commonwealth Star CIS Interstate Award Tajikistan 2011 Accord The best song of the month Yerevan 2012 Accord The best song of the month Yerevan 2012 Accord The best song of the month Yerevan
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Who is Hayk Kasparov?
Armenian pop singer (born 1984)
When was Hayk Kasparov born?
Hayk Kasparov was born on 14 December 1984 in Yerevan.
What is Hayk Kasparov's occupation?
Hayk Kasparov is a musician.
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