About Iskui Abalyan
Born 1970. Iskui Abalyan is a Russian and Belarusian singer.
Iskui Mirikauna Abalyan (, ; born 23 December 1970) is a Belarusian singer. She is a performer of popular repertoire, and also leads music programs and concerts. She has performed in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. In 2017, Abalyan was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Biography Abalyan was born on 23 December 1970 in Bishkek, Kyrgyz SSR. She is of Armenian ethnicity. Her father was an architect and her mother worked as a healthcare worker. Abalyan also has a sister named Asmik, who is a designer who lives and works in Moscow. In 1995, she graduated from this university with the specialty of choir conductor, lecturer in choir disciplines. She worked as a choir director at the Mogilev High School of Music and Choreography, a soloist of the "Remiks" studio of the Mogilev Regional Philharmonic.
She started her musical career Diyevuszka ukhodit iz doma, and Serdtse Botsia. She has performed in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. and in 1999, her first daughter Ksenia was born.
In 2004, Abalyan moved to Minsk, where she currently resides.
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Who is Iskui Abalyan?
Belarusian singer
When was Iskui Abalyan born?
Iskui Abalyan was born on 23 December 1970 in Bishkek.
What is Iskui Abalyan's occupation?
Iskui Abalyan is a singer.
What nationality is Iskui Abalyan?
Iskui Abalyan is Russian and Belarusian.
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